Issue in Extending VO Referring to View Links

Hi All,
I am facing an Issue while extending a VO referring in Table-in-Table Region Style.
I am able to Extend the VO, Substitute and JPXImport
When I open the page I am getting the below
## Detail 0 ##
JBO-30003: The application pool (oracle.apps.csp.portal.requirement.server.RequirementAM) failed to checkout an application module due to the following exception:
oracle.jbo.JboException: JBO-29000: Unexpected exception caught: oracle.jbo.JboException, msg=JBO-29000: Unexpected exception caught: oracle.jbo.InvalidParamException, msg=JBO-25006: Invalid parameter value ReqLineVO1 for destination passed to method ViewLinkImpl.setDestination. Explanation: view def mismatch
From Page Contoller PR the Table-in-table is set with the related viewlink.
    OAWebBean localOAWebBean1 = paramOAWebBean.findChildRecursive("ReqLineVO1");
    OAWebBean localOAWebBean2 = paramOAWebBean.findChildRecursive("ReqLineDetailsVO1");
    if (localOAWebBean1 != null)
      localOAWebBean1.setAttributeValue(CHILD_VIEW_ATTRIBUTE_NAME, "RequirementLineId");
      localOAWebBean1.setAttributeValue(VIEW_LINK_NAME, "ReqLineToDetailVL1");
    if (localOAWebBean2 != null)
      localOAWebBean2.setAttributeValue(CHILD_VIEW_ATTRIBUTE_NAME, "RequirementLineId");
      localOAWebBean2.setAttributeValue(VIEW_LINK_NAME, "ReqLineToDetailVL1");
    }My Assumtion is the Old VO Name is Missmatching in the ViewLink with Newname.
Could anybody suggest any solution to Overcome in these kind of issues.
Regards,
Krishna

hi
Please verify again your Procedure would be like this
1.) right click on BC4J create a new View Object
2.) mention your Standard VO which is to be extended
3.) click next up to query block ,here put your query and test ,it must prompt valid.
4.) click on generate java files ,and finish.
this would create your extended VO
now
5.) again double click on your extended VO,go to Attribute Mapping Properties,here you will find the option to verify your mapping ,with query columns to view attribute ,the drop down will appear only for for new added attributes ,this newly added attributes may be mapped right or may be wrong ,u need to varify.
then
6.) substitute your BC4J package and move the jpx file to server
u will find this link useful
http://oracle.anilpassi.com/extend-vo-in-oa-framwork-2.html
thanx
Pratap

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Thnx in advance!
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Take some time and study the sample code, run it without changes and after that try some changes which suits your use case better.
If you don't understand what's going on in the sample post the question here and we try to help you.
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I use one of the list positions as the text for a link in two different spots. For now, lets only talk about the line:
<a href='#' runat='server' onserverclick='UserProfile_Click'>" + posts[i + 3] + " </a>
Since I am generating these controls at pageLoad, I can't make them <asp:Linkbutton>s. And since they are anchor elements, I don't have access to an onCommand attribute or onservercommand attribute.
All I want to do is access the content from inside the specific link tags that I generate on link click and set it as a session variable. That's what I would like my UserProfile_Click function to do. I cant commandargs it in like i can with a linkbutton's
OnCommnad attribute, however.
My fear is that the onserverclick attribute resolves so something else on pageLoad normally and since I am generating it the way I am similar to the way a <asp:linkButton> resolves to a generated JavaScript.
Any help?

@Brunellus
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10g Preview: No way to rename view link usages in AM

10g Preview (9.0.5.0.0 Build 1375), Win2k SP3.
I generated the entity objects, view objects, associations, and view links from my DB structure. I created an application module with the default data model from the view objects and view links.
I then renamed all of the view links using the Rename View Link dialog. The AM's xml file was correctly updated with the new names of the underlying view links, but the view link usages retained the old names.
There does not appear to be a convenient way of renaming the view link usages in the AM. The workarounds are either to deconstruct the data model and then reconstruct it, or to manually edit the .java and .xml files.
I would like to see, at minimum, the ability to rename the AM's usages via a right-click menu in the Structure pane. This would affect both view object and view link usages. Currently the only option available in the right-click menu is to edit the underlying business object, not the usage. It also would make sense to allow view link usages to be renamed from the Data Model page of the AM wizard.

That worked beautifully. I didn't have the property inspector open originally, so it's nice to know there is a way to rename usages after all.
I wonder if there's a usability issue here though... maybe it's just me, but with the ability to rename some things via the right-click menu in the navigator pane, it seemed natural to look in the very similar structure pane for the same sort of functionality. Now there's a third place to look. Perhaps if the right-click menu in the structure pane simply had a "Properties..." entry or something similar that brought focus to the Property Inspector, it would help the user understand that there's another place to try to make the desired changes.

View Link with destination VO in expert mode

I have view link with the destination View Object in expert mode for applying a custom query.
The view link doesn't run nicely because it seems to never find the right table.
Does anyone manage to create this kind of view link based on a custom query in the destination VO?
Thanks
Olivier.

Hi,
I had also the same problem, I needed to query two tables which are in a Master-Detail relationship, the only way to do this is to write a new bean, extendind the FindForm bean to make a query like this:
select * from mastertable where condition4mt and pk_mastertable in ( select fk_pk_mastertable from detailtable where condition4dt)
So after this you get a pointer in the master table, but your condition to the detailtable is not considered from the ViewCurrentRecord Bean. I didn't go further to extend the ViewcurrentRecord bean, because this solved my problem, besides I think it would be also very difficult.
JDevTEAM !!! are you planing to solve this king of problem ???
I know that I can force the VO.setWhereClause() to force some condition on the detail, but are you planing to extend the ViewCurrentRecord bean to have also a master-detail view with a restriction also on the detail table ???
TIA,
Seb.

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