Web-based content in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 runs on the Oracle Application Framework (also known as OA Framework, OAF, or FWK) user interface...
Web-based content in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 runs on the Oracle Application Framework (also known as OA Framework, OAF, or FWK) user interface libraries and infrastructure. Since the initial release of Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.2 in 2013, we have released a number of cumulative updates to Oracle Application Framework to fix performance, security, and stability issues. These updates are provided in cumulative Release Update Packs, and cumulative Bundle...
Web-based content in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 runs on the Oracle Application Framework (also known as OA Framework, OAF, or FWK) user interface libraries and infrastructure. Since the...
We've previously provided advice on the general priorities for applying EBS updates and creating a comprehensive maintenance strategy. Here are our latest...
We've previously provided advice on the general priorities for applying EBS updates and creating a comprehensive maintenance strategy. Here are our latest upgrade recommendations for E-Business Suite updates and technology stack components. These quarterly recommendations are based upon the latest updates to Oracle's product strategies, latest support timelines, and newly-certified releases. You can research these yourself using this Note: How to Find E-Business...
We've previously provided advice on the general priorities for applying EBS updates and creating a comprehensive maintenance strategy. Here are our latest upgrade recommendations for E-Business...
This question comes up periodically: Is it possible to bookmark a specific EBS OA Framework page and then successfully open that page even if the user is not...
This question comes up periodically: Is it possible to bookmark a specific EBS OA Framework page and then successfully open that page even if the user is not logged in? The answer is a qualified yes. This is technically possible, but the page must be built to support that by an OA Framework developer. It is not possible for EBS end-users to change an OAF page's definition. Developers can make pages bookmarkable by following the instructions described in the OA Framework...
This question comes up periodically: Is it possible to bookmark a specific EBS OA Framework page and then successfully open that page even if the user is not logged in? The answer is a qualified yes....
