Embedding PDF Documnet in OA Page : Urgent

Hi All,
We have a requirement which needs to display a PDF file in the OA Page.
The OA page has to be partitioned into two vertical parts.
One part has regular OA components and the other half has to display the PDF file ( in the Acrobat).
Is this feasible? Any pointers would be of great help.
Thanks
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user563686

Check the layouts chapter on OAF dev guide to see the different options available for page formatting. From the first look, I can say that you can use a table bean with 1 row and 2 columns to do your bit of requirement.
--Shiv

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