Documentation of the Navigator Class, Picklist, & Wizard Class

Documentation of the Navigator Class, Picklist, & Wizard Class
May I have a copy of the oracles documentation on how to create a navigato, picklist and the wizards class based on the stnd20**.olb
i will appreciate it much.
thank you.
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I don't think there is a documentation on this.
Just download the demos from OTN and look at the source for the fmb's that use those.
(By the way it is good enough to send your question once :-)

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