Defaulting a programmatically created LOV

Hi,
I'm trying to default the LOV created Programmatically on the Notifaction Details Page. The LOV gets defaulted to value with oamessagelovinputbean.setValue method.
defUser = "Clark, Mary";
oacellformatbean = (OACellFormatBean)oawebbean.findIndexedChildRecursive("userNameCell");
OAMessageLovInputBean oamessagelovinputbean = (OAMessageLovInputBean)oawebbeanfactory.createWebBean(oapagecontext, "LOV_TEXT", null, "wfUserName" + i);
oacellformatbean.addIndexedChild(oamessagelovinputbean);
oamessagelovinputbean.setAttributeValue(OAWebBeanConstants.REGION_CODE, s);
oamessagelovinputbean.setAttributeValue(OAWebBeanConstants.REGION_APPLICATION_ID, integer);
oamessagelovinputbean.setAttributeValue(OAWebBeanConstants.DATA_TYPE, "VARCHAR2");
oamessagelovinputbean.setVAlign("middle");
oamessagelovinputbean.setShortDesc(oapagecontext.getMessage("FND", "WF_NTF_SEARCH_USER_TIP", null));
oamessagelovinputbean.addLovRelations(oapagecontext, "wfUserName" + i, "wfUserNameDisplay", "CRITERIA", "N");
oamessagelovinputbean.addLovRelations(oapagecontext, "wfUserName" + i, "wfUserNameDisplay", "RESULT", "N");
oamessagelovinputbean.addLovRelations(oapagecontext, "wfUserType" + i, "wfUserOrigSys", "PASSIVE_CRITERIA", "Y");
oamessagelovinputbean.addLovRelations(oapagecontext, oapagecontext.getParameter("wfFormValName" + i), "wfUserName", "RESULT", false, true);
oamessagelovinputbean.setValue(oapagecontext,defUser);
But when I click on Forward without tabbing or clicking on the LOV(I'm not clicking on LOV fiield Since the LOV is already defaulted), the page gives an error
"Clark, Mary is not a valid role or user name. Please use the list of values to select a user or role"
This is a programmatic LOV and thus dont have the property of "Disable Validation" tobe set to true.
Going by intuition of an end user, since the LOVvalue is defaulted and is acceptable to him,then he need not go for further validation.
My plight is that the page is not even considering the default value to search into the LOV.
Please suggest any ideas how can I disable validation for a programmatic LOV since I dont have property of "Disable Validation" tobe set to true.
I've tried oamessagelovinputbean.setUnvalidated(true) but to no avail.
Thanks

In short, without validating the value in the LOV if its defaulted , the page should be submitted.
Alas due to the LOV being programmatic, I cannot set the Disable Validation property to false.
I've tried the oamessagelovinputbean.setUnvalidated(true) but no success.
Please throw some light on to this...
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</contents>
</dataScope>
</content>
<handlers>

</handlers>
</page>
I have checked Metalink but can't find this error there either. Based on examples on OTN I have tried to create the LOV window manually but it does not work as expected:
1) The window is not empty when opened - i.e. data has been retrieved.
2) The filtering does not work.
3) The selected value does not update the Input Form.
I have pasted the code below in case anyone can point me in the right direction to work around the Jdeveloper error. However, I think Jdeveloper should create the LOV window correctly.
Thanks in advance for your help.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1252"?>
<page xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/uix/controller"
xmlns:ui="http://xmlns.oracle.com/uix/ui"
xmlns:ctrl="http://xmlns.oracle.com/uix/controller"
xmlns:html="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40" expressionLanguage="el">
<content>
<dataScope xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/uix/ui">
<provider>

</provider>
<contents>
<document>
<metaContainer>

<head title=""/>
</metaContainer>
<contents>
<body>
<contents>
<listOfValues title="Organization"
searchText="Enter search string here">
<contents>

<table model="${bindings.OrganizationView1}" id="OrganizationView13">
<contents>
<column>
<columnHeader>
<sortableHeader model="${ctrl:createSortableHeaderModel(bindings.OrganizationView1,'Name')}"/>
</columnHeader>
<contents>
<textInput model="${uix.current.Name}" columns="10" readOnly="true"/>
</contents>
</column>
<column>
<columnHeader>
<sortableHeader model="${ctrl:createSortableHeaderModel(bindings.OrganizationView1,'Address')}"/>
</columnHeader>
<contents>
<textInput model="${uix.current.Address}" columns="10" readOnly="true"/>
</contents>
</column>
<column>
<columnHeader>
<sortableHeader model="${ctrl:createSortableHeaderModel(bindings.OrganizationView1,'Url')}"/>
</columnHeader>
<contents>
<textInput model="${uix.current.Url}" columns="10" readOnly="true"/>
</contents>
</column>
<column>
<columnHeader>
<sortableHeader model="${ctrl:createSortableHeaderModel(bindings.OrganizationView1,'Phone')}"/>
</columnHeader>
<contents>
<textInput model="${uix.current.Phone}" columns="10" readOnly="true"/>
</contents>
</column>
</contents>
<tableSelection>
<singleSelection model="${bindings.OrganizationView1Iterator}" text="Select and ">
<primaryClientAction>
<firePartialAction targets="OrganizationView13" source="OrganizationView13" event="select"/>
</primaryClientAction>
</singleSelection>
</tableSelection>
</table>
</contents>
<filterChoice>
<choice name="filterBy">
<contents>
<option text="Name" value="name"/>
<option text="Address" value="address"/>
</contents>
</choice>
</filterChoice>
<headerInstructions>
</headerInstructions>
<searchInstructions>
</searchInstructions>
</listOfValues>
</contents>
</body>
</contents>
</document>
</contents>
</dataScope>
</content>
<handlers>

<event name="goto sort" source="OrganizationView13">
<invoke method="handleTableUiEvent" javaType="oracle.cabo.adf.rt.AdfUtils">
<parameters>
<parameter javaType="oracle.adf.model.binding.DCIteratorBinding" value="${bindings.OrganizationView1Iterator}"/>
<parameter javaType="oracle.cabo.servlet.expl.ControllerImplicitObject" value="${uix}"/>
</parameters>
</invoke>
</event>
<event name="select" source="OrganizationView13">
<set target="${bindings.OrganizationView1Iterator}" property="currentRowIndexInRange" value="${ui:tableSelectedIndex(uix, 'OrganizationView13')}"/>
</event>
<event name="lovFilter">
<compound>
<invoke method="setWhereClause" javaType="oracle.jbo.ViewObject" instance="${bindings.Name.viewObject}">
<parameters>
<parameter javaType="string" value="${empty param.filterBy ? 'NAME' : param.filterBy} LIKE '${param.searchText}'"/>
</parameters>
</invoke>
<invoke method="executeQuery" javaType="oracle.jbo.ViewObject" instance="${bindings.Name.viewObject}"/>
</compound>
</event>
</handlers>
</page>

Thanks for the response. OK... This is the first day I have been able to get back to the problem.
My system I am running Photoshop on is a Power Mac G4, AGP Graphics ATY Rage 128Pro chip set 16MB VRAM LCD 1280x1024 32-bit color, 500MHz, 1.75GB of memory, 1 MB L2 Cache, 100 MHz Bus Speed. I had installed the latest security update and repaired the permissions the day the problem started.
Now to day I started the system and went in and created a Guest Account. I logged into the guest account and started Photoshop. Low and behold it worked just fine. So I logged out of guest and logged into my main user account And started Photoshop. Wouldn't you know it.... It works just fine. I can open any file I want with now problems.
I got to thinking after I had done all of this that I wished I had tried to open a file in Photoshop today prior to creating the guest account to see if it still had the problem in my main user account.
I did not change anything else on the system and all seems to work fine now. So at his point I am really not sure what the problem was.
Again thanks for taking the time to respond to this issue.

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With FireFox as my default browser, I create a shortcut on the desktop as per instructions in 'help' but when I click on the shortcut it opens in a browser which is not even running.

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I can programmatically create an empty project, but when I drop an
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path, it results in an "Error 1". I am getting the error on the "Save"
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