We can define methods both in Application Module and Managed Bean in the ADF.
The Methods that are defined in the Application Module should be added to the Client Interface in Java section to be accessible from Page. These can later be accessed in the bindings of the page and used as ProcessRequest as in OAF, meaning before loading the page.
The Methods/Variables that are defined are accessible to all the objects on the Page (Textbox etc) so using them we can edit the properties of these object in the Runtime. The EL (expression language) is used to access these values.
So far I was not able to access the methods defined in the Managed Bean via Application Module, this would have been useful for defining the default behavior of certain objects on the page (eg. ReadOnly) which would later change depending on the input on the page.
The Methods that are defined in the Application Module should be added to the Client Interface in Java section to be accessible from Page. These can later be accessed in the bindings of the page and used as ProcessRequest as in OAF, meaning before loading the page.
The Methods/Variables that are defined are accessible to all the objects on the Page (Textbox etc) so using them we can edit the properties of these object in the Runtime. The EL (expression language) is used to access these values.
So far I was not able to access the methods defined in the Managed Bean via Application Module, this would have been useful for defining the default behavior of certain objects on the page (eg. ReadOnly) which would later change depending on the input on the page.
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