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Add response page for WSDL to ADF form in JDeveloper

 
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Following tutorial from book "Getting Started With Oracle SOA Suite 11g R1 – A Hands-On Tutorial" I created web logic server with accompanying domain ,soa and bam servers and services.
Service is for Receiving purchase orders and validating credit card numbers.

It is not explained nor presented in book but I wanted to create a desktop application so I created two applications - ADF forms, one for solely validation of credit cards and other for placing order - they can work one without another (as applications not as WSDL/SOAP services).



There is no direct response to receivePO.wsdl as is goes through complicated procedure which included even manual approval, but I want to add any type of response as soon as user click on "execute" button - an OK dialog or even preferably new page with some text such as "Your order is received" or alike.



My question is how to create such binding for opening a OK notification pop-up or new page?


Here is Form.java



DataControls.dcx



DataBindings.cpx



 
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It seems that solution was to double click on "execute" button, and one import and a little code such as:



and that was it!
 
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