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Enter a value in the input field that appears as the label at runtime. Alternatively, invoke the expression builder by clicking the ellipsis button ...
and write an EL expression that resolves to a string value in a resource bundle.
Note that the runtime value that appears in the label cannot exceed 1024 characters.
For more information about using resource bundles, see Section 10.2, Using
Resource Bundles in an Integrated Excel Workbook. For more information about labels, see
Section 9.4, Using Labels in an Integrated Excel Workbook.
5. Click OK.
8.3.2 How to Configure a Worksheet Command for the Runtime Ribbon Tab
To define a worksheet command, you configure properties for the worksheet using the property inspector. By default, no command buttons are defined for the Worksheet
group in the worksheet properties. You add members to the list that is referenced by the Ribbon Commands property in the properties of the worksheet.
To define a worksheet command button: 1.
Open the integrated Excel workbook.
2. Click Worksheet Properties in the ADF Desktop Integration task pane.
3. Click the ellipsis button ... beside the input field for the Ribbon Commands
property to invoke the editor, as illustrated in Figure 8–16
. Figure 8–14
displays how the commands appear at runtime.
Note: The order of workbook commands in the workbook collection
editor is ignored at runtime. The order and grouping of the workbook-level commands is always the same.
CAUTION: Set the Runtime Ribbon Tab.Visible workbook
property to TRUE to display command buttons. If the Runtime Ribbon Tab.Visible is set to FALSE, no command buttons appear.
For more information about workbook properties, see
Table A–18 .
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Figure 8–16 Worksheet Properties Collection Editor
4. Click Add to add a new ribbon button in the Members list of the collection editor.
5. Configure the properties of SelectActionSet to specify the type of actions
that the ribbon button invokes.
6. Click OK.
8.4 Displaying Web Pages from a Fusion Web Application
You configure a Dialog action in an action set to display pages from the Fusion web application with which you integrate your Excel workbook. These pages provide
additional functionality for your integrated Excel workbook. Examples of additional functionality that you can provide include search dialogs and display pick dialogs that
interact with your Fusion web application. You can also configure upload options.
The Dialog action in an action set can be configured to display in one of the following two types of dialog:
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Popup dialog
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Runtime task pane The value for the Dialog.Target property Popup or TaskPane of the
component’s action set determines where a web page is rendered. The value for the Dialog.Page property specifies the web page to display when the
action is invoked. Valid values include a URL relative to the value of the WebAppRoot property or an absolute URL. For example, the EditPriceList-DT.xlsx workbook
in the Master Price List module specifies the following relative URL as a value for the page to invoke when a user clicks the Advanced Search button at runtime:
facessecuredexcelAdvSearch.jspx Absolute URLs such as the following are also valid:
http:www.oracle.comtechnetworkmiddlewareindex.html
Note:
At runtime, the worksheet commands appear in the same order as they are defined in the worksheet collection editor.
