<data:DisplayName>MyHomepage Applet
</data:DisplayName>

<DisplayName> contains the name of the custom Web applet.

<data:Description>This is my MyHomepage applet
</data:Description>

<Description> contains the description of the custom Web applet.

<data:DisplayNameCurrentUserLang>MyHomepage Applet
</data:DisplayNameCurrentUserLang>

<DisplayNameCurrentUserLang> contains the name of the custom Web applet in the language of the currently-logged in user.

<data:Width>1</data:Width>

<Width> specifies the column width of the custom Web applet, as follows:

• 1. Specifies single-column width.
• 2. Specifies double-column width.

<data:Height>700</data:Height>

<Height> specifies the height of the custom Web applet, in pixels.

<data:HTMLType>
  <data:HTMLHeader></data:HTMLHeader>
  <data:HTMLBody></data:HTMLBody>
</data:HTMLType>

If the custom Web applet is an HTML applet, then the details appear in the <HTMLType> section, as follows:

• <HTMLHeader> contains the HTML code used in an <iframe> element within the HTML header of the page to which the custom Web applet is added.
• <HTMLBody> contains the HTML code used in an <iframe> element within the HTML body of the page to which the custom Web applet is added.

<data:FeedType>
  <data:URL></data:URL>
  <data:OverrideURLFlag>false</data:OverrideURLFlag>
  <data:TargetWindow>New Window</data:TargetWindow>
</data:FeedType>

If the custom Web applet is an RSS feed applet, then the details appear in the <FeedType> section, as follows:

• <URL> contains the URL that is invoked when the user clicks the hyperlink.
• <OverrideURLFlag> determines whether the user can override the URL (true) or the user cannot override the URL (false).
• <TargetWindow> specifies the window in which the custom Web applet opens. The valid values are as follows:
  • Current Window. The custom Web applet opens in the current window.
  • New Window. The custom Web applet opens in a new window.

<data:URLType>
  <data:URL>http://www.oracle.com</data:URL>
</data:URLType>

If the custom Web applet is a URL applet, then the details appear in the <URLType> section.

<URL> contains the URL that is invoked when the user clicks the hyperlink.

NOTE:  Although it is possible to update or insert a custom Web applet of the URL type that contains a URL for a report or dashboard, this functionality is not fully supported, and the URL might not work after an upgrade.

<data:ReportType>
  <data:ReportPath></data:ReportPath>
  <data:ReportFlag>false</data:ReportFlag>
</data:ReportType>

If the custom Web applet is a My Homepage custom report, then the details appear in the <ReportType> section, as follows:

• <ReportPath> is the path for a report in the V2 catalog, for example:

  Company Wide Shared Folder : Service : Service Analysis

• <ReportFlag> specifies whether the report will run automatically (true) or if users will have to click a link to refresh the report (false).

NOTE:  You cannot use the Oracle Migration Tool On Demand client to extract, update, or insert My Homepage custom reports that contain links to reports in the V3 catalog.

<data:ListOfTranslation>
  <data:Translation>
    <data:LanguageCode>ENU</data:LanguageCode>
    <data:DisplayName>MyHomepage Applet
    </data:DisplayName>
  </data:Translation>
. . .
</data:ListOfTranslation>

The <ListOfTranslation> section contains the translation values for the custom Web applet.

<data:ListOfTranslation>
  <data:Translation>
    <data:LanguageCode>ENU</data:LanguageCode>
    <data:DisplayName>MyHomepage Applet
    </data:DisplayName>
  </data:Translation>
. . .
</data:ListOfTranslation>

The <Translation> section contains the translation values for one language.

• <LanguageCode> contains the three-letter code for the language. For the list of language codes, see Language Codes and Their Corresponding Language and Country.
• <DisplayName> contains the name for the applet in the language identified by the language code.