Forum feedback

Hi All,
its been more than 7 months I have been using this forum. This forum is very useful as most of queries are well answered by the experts. However, One general trend I have observed that among all queries ,only one those are related to OPA tool are answered. There is not much help available through this forum for customization of OPA. OPA might be a excellent tool for evaluation of the policies however without customization this tool cannot be used commercially. Say for example, you cannot hide a control until you submit the screen, this I have achieved using some java script to hide or show controls without doing a submit action. But if a control becomes once mandatory and if I hide it then the screen doesn't move further. This all can be avoided if this forum provides help on customization or at least it must have tutorial section where experts can post their experience with such customization. I myself posted several queries regarding customization viz. creating new custom screen,etc. But none of them were answered. This is just my opinion. I would like to hear others'.
Thanks,

Thanks for the feedback. I cannot comment in any official capacity, however I can say that a large proportion of the people reading and replying to your posts are OPA developers who have no dedicated time to devote to answering queries. Questions about the tool we can usually answer off the top of our head, but anything involving customisation sometimes requires a bit of tinkering to double-check that something we have designed to be extensible will indeed support the specific customisation that you've asked for, or it just requires knowledge that not every OPA developer knows off by heart. Sorry!
We do the best we can, but we're also trying to get our ordinary work done, and it may be that the level of help you require is better served by hiring a dedicated Oracle Consultant for a few hours, or it may just be that the people or person who can answer your question quickly and authoritatively is simply away for a week or two. We keep trying, I hope we can do better in the future.

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Apologies for posting this here but I have spent a quarter hour hunting round the revised format of the Apple Forum and cannot find the correct location.
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>
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