How to implement Static Designer Domain

Hello,
Can anybody give me a suggestion what's the best way to implement a static (designer) domain.
For example the domain YESNO:
Value in Database | Display Value on Screen(in poplist)
Y | Yes
N | No
Thanks in advance
Regards Erik

Sorry for not being complete,
I'm trying to create JSF pages (ADF). I created a fixed list. In the binding of the item I see
<ValueList>
<Item Value="Y"/>
<Item Value="N"/>
</ValueList>
but I want something like
<ValueList>
<Item Value="Y" Meaning="Yes"/>
<Item Value="N" Meaning="No"/>
</ValueList>
Regards Erik

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Next steps of the project include development of a financial data mart along with appropriate data quality standards, monthly frozen snapshots and implementation of university-wide financial reporting standards. This will facilitate electronic access to integrated financial information necessary for the development and maintenance of an integrated, multi-year financial planning framework. Canned reports to include monthly web-based financial statements, with drill-down capability along with budget templates automatically populated with data values and saved in different workbooks for different subgroups (for example by Department). The later will be accomplished using Microsoft Direct Data Exchange (DDE).
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As well, we will begin the implementation of SAS® Strategic Performance Management Software to support the performance measurement and monitoring initiative that is a fundamental component of McMasteru2019s strategic plan. This tool will assist in critically assessing and identifying meaningful and statistically relevant measures and indicators. This software can perform causal analyses among various measures within and across areas providing useful information on inter-relationships between factors and measures. As well as demonstrating how decisions in one area affect other areas, these cause-and-effect analyses can reveal both good performance drivers and also possible detractors and enable u2018evidenced-basedu2019 decision-making. Finally, the tool provides a balanced scorecard reporting format, designed to identify statistically significant trends and results that can be tailored to the specific goals, objectives and measures of the various operational areas of the University.
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Lessons learned include the importance of taking a consultative approach not only in assessing information needs, but also in building data hierarchies, understanding subject matter, and in prioritizing tasks to best support decision making and inform senior management. We found that a combination of training and mentoring (knowledge transfer) helped us accelerate learning the new tools. It was very important to ensure that time and resources were committed to complete the necessary planning and data quality initiatives prior to initiating the first project. When developing a project plan, it is important to

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Dear valued SAP Experts,
Next SAP Intelligence Platform & NetWeaver RIG Expert Call Session will take place on Tuesday, August 18.
The SAP Intelligence Platform & NetWeaver RIG Expert Call Sessions are designed to support consultants, partners and customers during their implementation projects. The sessions cover all different aspects of SAP NetWeaver and are aimed at
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