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Menu, Functions and Security Profile

Regintala Chandra Sekhar [email protected]

Oracle HRMS Functional Document

Creating Menus, Functions and Security Profiles

Creating Functions

Part 20.1

Note: This Document is created only for Class Room Training Purpose

By

Regintala Chandra Sekhar

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Menu, Functions and Security Profile


Table of Contents

Creating Functions ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Form Functions Window ....................................................................................................................................................... 3

1. Description : Fields includes ...................................................................................................................................... 3

2. Properties: Fields includes ......................................................................................................................................... 4

3. Form : Fields includes ................................................................................................................................................... 5

4. Web HTML: Fields includes ........................................................................................................................................ 6

6. Region: The fields on this page are for future use. ............................................................................................. 7

Creating Function by Using the Seeded Functions ........................................................................................................... 7

Step 1: Query the Seeded Function: Termination ........................................................................................................ 7

Step 2: New Function Creation by Using Existing Function ...................................................................................... 8

Step 3: Enter the Parameters .............................................................................................................................................. 8

Step 4: Additional Steps 1 : Adding to Global Self Service Functions Custom ................................................. 10

Step 5: Additional Steps 2 : Adding Function to Manager Action Menu ............................................................ 10

Step 6: Check the Concurrent Request .......................................................................................................................... 11



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Creating Functions

Form Functions Window

Used to define new functions. A function is a part of an application's functionality that is registered under a

unique name for the purpose of assigning it to, or excluding it from, a responsibility.

1. Description : Fields includes

(a). Function: Users do not see this unique function name. However, you may use this name when calling your

function programmatically. You should follow the naming conventions for functions.

(b). User Function Name: Enter a unique name that describes your function. You see this name when

assigning functions to menus. This name appears in the Top Ten List of the Navigator window.



2. Properties: Fields includes

(a). Type : A function's type describes its use. A function's type is passed back when a developer tests the

availability of a function. The developer can write code that takes an action based on the function's type.

Standard function types include the following:

FORM Oracle Applications form functions are registered with a type of FORM.

SUBFUNCTION Sub functions are added to menus (without prompts) to provide security functionality

for forms or other functions.

JSP Functions used for some products in the Oracle Self-Service Web Applications. These are typically

JSP functions.

WWW Functions used for some products in the Oracle Self-Service Web Applications. These are

typically PL/SQL functions.

WWK Functions used for some products in the Oracle Self-Service Web Applications. These are

typically PL/SQL functions that open a new window.

WWR or WWL Functions used for some products in the Oracle Self-Service Web Applications.

WWJ OA Framework JSP portlet.

SERVLET Servlet functions used for some products in the Oracle Self-Service Web Applications.

DBPORTLET Database provider portlet.

WEBPORTLET Web provider portlet.

(b). Maintenance Mode Support: This field determines whether this function will be supported while the

system is in Maintenance Mode. See Oracle Applications Concepts for more information on Maintenance Mode.

(c). Context Dependence: In general, the context dependence determines the required context for the function

to work properly. The context dependence controls whether the user must choose a specified context (if not

already in that context) before executing the function.

For example, some functions are controlled by profile options that affect what the user can perform within the

current context. Types of context dependence are:

Responsibility - The function is controlled by the user's responsibility (RESP_ID/RESP_APPL_ID

(includes ORG_ID)).

Organization - The function is controlled by the user's organization (ORG_ID).

Security Group - The function is controlled by the user's security group (service bureau mode).

None - There is no dependence on the user's session context.

Navigation Path



3. Form : Fields includes

(a). Form/Application : If you are defining a form function, select the name and application of your form.

(b). Parameters : Enter the parameters you wish to pass to your function. Separate parameters with a space.

For an Executable (Form) Function:

If you specify the parameter QUERY_ONLY=YES, the form opens in query-only mode. Oracle Application

Object Library removes this parameter from the list of form parameters before opening the form in

query-only mode.

You can also specify a different form name to use when searching for help for a form in the appropriate

help file. The syntax to use is:

HELP_TARGET = "alternative_form_name”. Your form name overrides the name of the form

For a concurrent program submitted through the Standard Request Submission form, the following

syntax may be used:

TITLE="appl_short_name:message_name". where appl_shortname:message_name is the name of a

Message Dictionary message.

Warning: In general, system administrators should not modify parameters passed to predefined functions for

Oracle Applications products. The few exceptions are documented in the relevant manuals or product notes.



4. Web HTML: Fields includes

The fields in the Web HTML and Web Host are only required if your function will be accessed from

Oracle Application Framework. You do not need to enter any of these fields for functions based on Oracle

Developer forms.

(a). HTML Call: The last section of your function URL is the HTML Call. The HTML Call is used to activate your

function. The function may be either a static web page or a procedure.

The syntax for this field depends on the function type.

For functions used with Mobile Application Server, enter the full name of your java class file, including

<package name>.<class name>. The class name and package name are case sensitive. Mobile Application Server

will try to load this class from the classpath as it is. For example, 'oracle.apps.mwa.demo.hello.HelloWorld'.

5. Web Host: The fields in the Web HTML and Web Host are optional and only enabled for some types of

functions. These fields apply only to Oracle Application Framework functions.

(a). Host Name: The URL (universal resource locator) or address required for your function consists of three

sections: the Host Name, Agent Name, and the HTML Call. The Host name is the IP address or alias of the

machine where the Web server is running.

(b). Agent Name: The second section of your function URL is the Oracle Web Agent. The Oracle Web Agent

determines which database is used when running your function. Defaults to the last agent used.

(c). Icon : Enter the name of the icon used for this function.

(d). Secured: Secured is only required when your function is accessed by Oracle Workflow. Checking Secured

enables recipients of a workflow email notification to respond using email.



(e). Encrypt Parameters: Checking Encrypt Parameters adds a layer of security to your function to ensure that

a user cannot access your function by altering the URL in their browser window. You must define Encrypt

Parameters when you define your function to take advantage of this feature.

6. Region: The fields on this page are for future use.

Creating Function by Using the Seeded Functions

Step 1: Query the Seeded Function: Termination

Navigation Path: Switch to Application Developer-->Application-->Function

Description

Function HR_TERMINATION_SS

User Function Termination

Description Termination

Properties

Type SSWA jsp function

Maintenance

Mode Support None

Context

Dependence Responsibility

Form

Parameters

pAMETranType=SSHRMS&pAMEAppId=800&pProcessName=HR_TERMIN

ATION_JSP_PRC&pItemType=HRSSA&pCalledFrom=HR_TERMINATION_SS

&pEffectiveDate=

Web HTML

HTML Call

OA.jsp?akRegionCode=HR_CREATE_PROCESS_TOP_SS&akRegionApplicatio

nId=800&OAFunc=HR_TERMINATION_SS



Step 2: New Function Creation by Using Existing Function

Description

Function SKY_HR_TERMINATION_SS

User Function Sky Termination

Description Sky Termination

Properties

Type SSWA jsp function

Maintenance

Mode Support None

Context

Dependence Responsibility

Form

Parameters

pAMETranType=SSHRMS&pAMEAppId=800&pProcessName=HR_TERMIN

ATION_JSP_PRC&pItemType=HRSSA&pCalledFrom=SKY_HR_TERMINATIO

N_SS&pEffectiveDate=

Web HTML

HTML Call OA.jsp?akRegionCode=SKY_HR_CREATE_PROCESS_TOP_SS&akRegionAppli

cationId=800&OAFunc=SKY_HR_TERMINATION_SS

Step 3: Enter the Parameters

(a). Description :



(b). Properties :

(c). Form :

(d). Web HTML :



Step 4: Additional Steps 1 : Adding to Global Self Service Functions Custom

( HR_GLOBAL_SS_FUNCTIONS_CUSTOM)

Step 5: Additional Steps 2 : Adding Function to Manager Action Menu

(HR_LINE_MANAGER_FUNCTIONS)



Step 6: Check the Concurrent Request

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