How to linked to Oracle Applications from another program

I'm developing a program that linked automatically to Oracle Applications, but I have a problem when linked jsp page, for example Purchasing Super User -> Notifictaions Summary (http://host.mydomain.com:8000/OA_HTML/RF.jsp?function_id=2781&resp_id=20707&resp_appl_id=201&security_group_id=0&lang_code=US&params=-hGaWj3PvePPMhx7H1yInt93j1IPNk6tfPVTCtNXwLs&oas=gS2ZxQ3Hn1tQi6xAVKtgsw..). This page need some special parameters, params and ocs, that I can't regenerate. My current solution is to use javascript to parse html page. and find the link that match function_id, and resp_id of page that I want to show. To do this I have to solve javascript cross domain problem by adding javascript code like document.domain="mydomain.com" into jsp page of Oracle Applications, but I can't find the location of thehtml page used for main menu and "Home" page.
Do you have any sugestion ?
Thank you

Hi,
To create Interface with SAP Business Object Repository (BOR) Oracle provides Adapter for SAP.
Please get more info on this
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/integration/adapters/pdf/DS_OracleASAdapter_SAP.pdf
Example of using the Oracle AS Adapter for SAP - http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/integration/adapters/pdf/adapter-Tutorial3-InvokingSAPBAPI.pdf
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