Online Help for Oracle SOA Suite

3.53 Custom Form Wizard - Name and Definition Page

Use to create a task form using ADF page templates and standardized task regions. A task form is used to display the contents of a task defined in a human task component in a user's worklist.

Page templates let you define entire page layouts, including values for certain attributes of the page. When pages are created using a template, they all inherit the defined layout. When you make layout modifications to the template, all pages that consume the template automatically reflect the layout changes.

Oracle SOA Suite page generation supports six facets that display in the wizard (actions, attachments, body, comments, header, and history)

Element	Description
Form Name	Enter the name of the form (.jspx file) that is generated at the end of the wizard. The default name, Humantasknumber_Form, is provided if you do not provide a name. Ensure that valid characters are used in the name. Spaces are not permitted.
Task Flow Name	Enter a name for the ADF task flow that is generated at the end of the wizard.
Page Templates	Select the page template to use for the content of your task flow. After selecting this option, you can select the template to use from the dropdown list (either nontabbed, default templates or tabbed templates in which the payload and comments, attachment, and history sections are displayed on separate tabs).
None	Select to create a task form that does not use a page template. The wizard generates a task form with a header, body (one or more), and footer, and provides for tabular formatting into columns and rows. This is the default selection.
Default Page Template	Select to create a task form that does not use a page template. The wizard generates a task form with a header, body (one or more), and footer, and provides for tabular formatting into columns and rows. This is the default selection.
Custom Page Template	Select to use custom page templates that you define.
Library Name	Specify the library name (for example, `MyTemplatesLibrary.jar`) to use. You must have already registered the custom library JAR file in the Create Library dialog in Oracle JDeveloper.
Library Name	Specify the template class path in the JAR file (for example, `templates/MyTemplate.jspx`) to use. You must have already registered the custom library JAR file in the Create Library dialog in Oracle JDeveloper.