ADF: CREATING DEPENDENT LOV

Hi Everyone,
i have created two LOVs just to list the values(2 separate VOs but both are from same table).
Now i want to make 2nd lov values dependent on first lov.
how can i create dependant lov?
plz give detailed simple steps for dependant lov creation as im new to this ADF field.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
RAJA.
Edited by: Kumar on May 18, 2012 7:39 PM

Sorry, but as far as I can tell the samples are doing exactly what you want. If not do should be able to adapt the samples to your needs.
In general here on this forum we only point you in the right direction...
From the information you gave so far the samples should get you going.
Timo

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