Calling exportToExcel from bean

Hi,
JDev 11.1.2.3
i need to call exportToExcel from bean
so that when an exportToExcel button is pressed, executeQuery() is envoked as well.
the reason is to fix master-details relation in region failure so i found out the cure is to call vo.executeQuery() afterwards
can i apply the same approach dealing the same way as with ADF showPrintablePageBehavior with action?
( described in topic ADF showPrintablePageBehavior with action

It's worth a try. If this does not work, which is possible as you want to execute the query again, you can use the approach outlined in my blog http://tompeez.wordpress.com/2011/07/14/validate-data-before-export-via-afexportcollectionactionlistener-or-affiledownloadactionlistener/
Timo

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