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...
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...
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....
