[ADF-UIX] if Create record fails, it goes to Edit record, WHY????

Question

I must be doing something wrong, because I cant imagine that ADF reacts the way it does within my application.
I have 2 datapages, browseDP and editDP
I have 1 data action, createDA, I dragged the create method from my viewobject here
The flow is as follows:
browseDP(create button) --> createDA --> editDP
browseDP(edit button) --> editDP
This works fine
But when a user presses the create button and the creation of a new record fails, the user
will edit the record where the DB cursor is atm. But the user thinks he's adding a new record.
You can understand that this leads to unwanted situations!
There is no error message given to the user if the creation of a new record fails, it also doesnt
return to the browse screen with an error message. Is this default behavoure of ADF? should I implement
my own error checking mechanism when creation fails???
Is there also a default flow option if a data action fails? I know success is default.
Does anybody have some tips for me, I want to avoid the explained situation.
kind regards
a very frustrated developer
Ido

Answer 1

We've found solution to that problem, maybe someone will save few hours thanks to following trick:
1. create UIX page with read-only table showing all the rows from details table
2. Below the table put form that will let user edit currently selected row
3. Insert "Create" submitButton in tableActions of the read-only table
4. Button "Commit" and "Rollback" might be put below input form to save or cancel entered changes
5. Now the tricky thing: instead of using submitButton that is binded to 'Delete' binding, do the following:
a) created binding that deletes current row in detail table
b) put button (not submitButton) and set it's destination property to "?event=mydelete"
3) create event in UIX page that is called 'mydelete' and runs binding 'Delete'
That's all - using that approach, when using clicks 'Add' and then 'Delete' he will not see JBO's saying that he didn't filled in required fields. It's a little bit obscure, but for me it's acceptable :-)
Leszek Deska