Reading Forms Key Mappings from java bean - how ?

I want to be able to invoke key trigger code in a Forms 10g run-time from a java bean (extends BeanWrapper) either by:
a) using inherited method calls passing the KeyEvent retrieved from my listener, or
b) dispatching a custom event from the bean with a parameter value which identifies the key trigger to process (not the key code & modifier string).
On a), I've not been able to identify any method in the BeanWrapper hierarchy tree that might help me do this, and samples like (http://forms.pjc.bean.over-blog.com/categorie-465294.html) seem to imply that no such method exists.
In terms of b), the oracle.forms.engine.KeyMapTable class seems to be what I want (seems to translate the KeyEvent into a FormAction/string using server settings), but getting a hold of this object through (oracle.forms.engine.Main)getHandler().getApplet() doesn't seem possible.
How are others invoking eg: key-crerec from a Forms 10g bean component in a way which is sensitive to server key mappings ?
Thanks in advance for your help.

I have no experience with KeyEvents in Forms, but if the KeyMapTable class really is the solution, can't you just instantiate one yourself.
Looking at the constructor it only needs a single argument, the oracle.forms.engine.Runform class. You should be able to get a handle on it with:
IHandler hander = getHandler();
if (handler instanceof UICommon) {
UICommon u = (UICommon)handler;
// u.getDispatcher() should get oracle.forms.engine.Runform
}Not sure if it will work, but you can give it a try.
I love pushing the PJC and Oracle Forms applet to its limits. Not really sure if Oracle intended the PJC framework to do stuff like this, but it sure would have helped if they have JavaDoc about the oracle.forms.* classes

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