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Steps to Controller Extension in OAF Page

To extend the OA Framework page you have 2 options, extend the VO or extend/create the controller.

Extending a VO is on a global level and you pick this option if you want to add extra columns. Extending/creating a controller can be assigned on all levels (function/site/organization/responsibility/etc).
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Go to Project Super User Responsibility Ã  Projects: Delivery Ã  Project List Ã   click any project link Ã go to setup Ã  Click Send Email to Team members. 
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As per client requirement whenever user click on Send Email to Team Members link, it should display information as“alert triggered to notify team members about this project” in the project setup page. To achieve this functionality, we need to extend the standard controller and add more business logic in the custom controller and mapped it to that page.
First step click on About this page link at the bottom of this page.
To enable the "About this page" link at the bottom of each OA Framework-based page, there is profile option called FND: Diagnostics (FND_DIAGNOSTICS) set to Yes at User Level. 

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Under the controllers list, identify the controller (oracle.apps.pa.extensible.webui. ExtAttrPageRegionLayoutCO) which should be extended.
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Connect the server through WINSCP, download the standard controller  (ExtAttrPageRegionLayoutCO.class file) from the corresponding directory path and move it to the corresponding path in the local machine as shown below
Server: /oraapps/r12idevcomn/apps/apps_st/comn/java/classes/oracle/apps/pa/extensible/webui
Local Machine E:\Jdeveloper\jdevhome\jdev\myclasses\oracle\apps\pa\extensible\webui
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Click on Personalize Page link
To enable the above link, Personalize Self-Service Defn profile is set to Y at user level
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To do personalization of layout, click on personalize pencil button is marked as circle 
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Instead of calling the standard controller, the system should call the custom controller at site level as shown below
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To extend a standard controller(ExtAttrPageRegionLayoutCO) in the Jdeveloper, create a new custom controller named as XxExtAttrPageRegionLayoutCO
Go to Application Sources Ã right click on webui Ã General Ã Simple Files Ã  Java Class and click OK.
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In create java class window, named as XxExtAttrPageRegionLayoutCO, provided the package directory on which this file is going to be located. Click browse button and attach the seeded controller with path at extends.
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Open the controller code in JDeveloper by double click on XXExtAttrPageRegionLayoutCO.java under its directory path. Once the controller code opens, it will say its directory path of which this file is being located, which seeded controller it should be extended from; we can import some of the predefined class files in this class to get access of methods.
 And it has two important method called as Process Request and Process Form Request
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While loading the page, public method should be called in the process request method of this controller
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New public method can be defined and callable statement class is used to connect the database.
 it can be called in the process request of this controller
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Compile the java file in Jdeveloper by right click on controller and click rebuild, which generates a class file under the directory
E:\Jdeveloper\jdevhome\jdev\myclasses\xx\oracle\apps\pa\extensible\webui\XxExtAttrPageRegionLayoutCO.class
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Connect the server through WINSCP, move the controller (XxExtAttrPageRegionLayoutCO.class file) from the corresponding directory to the corresponding path in the server as shown below
Local Machine E:\Jdeveloper\jdevhome\jdev\myclasses\oracle\apps\pa\extensible\webui
Server: /oraapps/r12idevcomn/apps/apps_st/comn/java/classes/xx/oracle/apps/pa/extensible/webui
Finally bounce the apache server to see the changes in the project setup page
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