Has anyone used SelfSecured Pages?

We have a requirement to allow users to raise calls via the web, and without logging on. So, reading the 'Page Security' chapter in the OA Developers Guide, I have created a bookmarkable page, for which the Security property is set to 'Self Secured' and the Rendered Property to ${oa.FunctionSecurity.XX_SR_CR}. The page has a few entry fields and an Apply button.
When clicking on a link in a new bowser window (http://172.16.14.36:8988/OA_HTML/OA.jsp?page=/xx/oracle/apps/xxlg/sr/webui/CreateSrPG ), the page is displayed correctly and shows GUEST user being logged on. However, when we fill in the entry fields and click the Apply button, the processRequest method in the CO is called instead of the processFormRequest method.
However, if we run the same page via JDeveloper, the page work's fine.
Has anyone tried something similar, and am I working on the right lines or is pursuing 'SelfSecured' pages not the correct way of doing this.

Hi,
I am trying to implement selfSecured pages also but with train/navigationBar. Works well with JDeveloper but then when I deployed it to apps, the navigationBar seems not working properly. It is always pointed to the first step.
Anyone knows what went wrong?
Thanks!

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