Problem extending standard ViewReceiptsSearchVO view object with logic on get method

Hi All,
EBS 12.1.3
Database 11.2.0.3
I am trying to extend the 3 VOs related to ViewReceiptsSearch. I extended a seeded ViewReceiptsSearchVO view object. I haven't made any changes yet, no columns added, nothing altered. When I run this substitution, the "Received" column is null. This column in the view used for the view object only selects NULL and uses the getter method for the attribute to populate the value. The generated extension getter calls getAttributeInternal and skips the logic in the standard getter and the substituted view object is displaying the null in the screen. The below discussion explains the problem very well except that the original posted had the issue in 11.5.10.2. I am having this issue with 12.1.3.
Problem extending standard view object with logic on get method
The 3 VOs that I am having the problem are:
ViewReceiptsSearchVO
ViewReceiptsSearchReqVO
ViewReceiptsSearchSupplierVO
What do I need to do to get the "Received" column populated? Please let me know any additional information you want to troubleshoot the issue.
Thanks.

Hi,
Can you Please Share Extended ViewReceiptsSearchVO.xml and .jpx File?
Thanks,
Dilip

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