Simulating Javascript onload event in OA Page

Hi,
I want to invoke the controller of a page without displaying the Page itself!!!
I have 3 OA Pages. 1)Main Page 2)Subpage1 3)Subpage2
Initially the user will be in Oracle Configurator Module.
I need to go to Subpage1 or Subpage2 from Configurator.
The page to be navigated to is decided at runtime.
So i m planning to invoke mainPage from Configurator. and on load of Main Page,
its controller will receive page deciding parameters from Configurator.
User Flow
Configurator --(input = A)---> SubPage1.
Configurator --(input = B)---> SubPage2.
Technical Flow
Configurator --(input = A)---> Main Page ----(if A)--->SubPage1.
Configurator --(input = B)---> Main Page ----(if B)--->SubPage2.
Now My conern is I do NOT want to show Main Page to the user.The user should feel as if he is going to SubPage 1 directly from Configurator
In a JSP,I would use javascript function which will catch the onload event on the JSP and I will check the input parameter and perform FORM SUBMIT.
How can solve it in OAF?
Thanks,
Gowtam.

Hi, Gowtam.
You can receive values in processRequest at the Main Page and forward to subpages or (not recommended) use javascript:
import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.OABodyBean;
OABodyBean body = (OABodyBean) pageContext.getRootWebBean();
body.setOnLoad("javascript: document.forms[0].action = 'xxxxx'; document.forms[0].submit();");
Regards,
Elner Ribeiro

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