Want to get id Get ID of SubmitButton.
Hi all,
I have to extend the controller for Submitbutton to render it false, because by personalisation I am unable to do the same.
Can anyone tell me from which method I can get the id of Submitbutton.
Thanks
Amit
Hi Pratap,
I already FTP the page and found the id of buttton.
I was asking about the package I should import in Jdeveloper from where I could get the id of submitbutton.
I think its from OAButtonBean, Is it correct, below is the code mentioned I have written.
OAButtonBean outcomebean = (OAButtonBean)oawebbean.findChildRecursive("ViewNegotiationBtn");
Thanks
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