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Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Table Form Module Objects

a) Platform independent references to object groups in APPSTAND form(STANDARD_PC_AND_VA, STANDARD_TOOLBAR and STANDARD_CALENDAR)

b) Attachment of several PL/SQL Libraries (APPCORE, FNDSQF, APPDAYPK.etc..)

c) Program unit APP_CUSTOM which includes specification as well as body.

d) Many referenced objects (from the object groups) that support Calendar,Toolbar, alternative regions, & Menu.

e) The Applications color palette, pure colors and various other colors namedafter their content of Red, Blue and Green.

f) Sample objects that show typical items & layout cosmetic. To remove them entirely from your form, delete the following objects:
• Blocks: BLOCKNAME, DETAILBLOCK
• Window: BLOCKNAME
• Canvas view: BLOCKNAME

g) PL/SQL Libraries listed below:

APPCORE: It contains the packages and procedures that are required of all forms to support the menu, Toolbar, and other required standard behaviors.
APPDAYPK: It contains the packages that control the Oracle Applications Calendar feature.
FNDSQF: It contains packages and procedures for Message Dictionary, flexfields, profiles, and concurrent processing.
CUSTOM: This library allows extension of Oracle Applications forms without modification of Oracle Applications code.
GLOBE: This library allows Oracle Applications developers to
incorporate global or regional features into Oracle Applications forms without modification of the base Oracle Applications form.
VERT: This library allows Oracle Applications developers to incorporate vertical industry features (for automotive, consumer packaged goods, energy, and other industries) into Oracle Applications forms without modification of the base Oracle Applications form.
JA : This library contains code specific to the Asia/Pacific region and is called by the GLOBE library.
JE: This library contains code specific to the EMEA (Europe/Middle
East/Africa) region and is called by the GLOBE library.
JL: This library contains code specific to the Latin America region and is called by the GLOBE library

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