Using the Page Definition Picker Using the Collection Editors

5-12 Desktop Integration Developers Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework Figure 5–10 File System Folder Picker

5.11 Using the Page Definition Picker

Use the page definition picker to select the page definition ID of a page definition file and associate the file with a worksheet. The picker appears the first time that you activate a worksheet in an integrated Excel workbook. It can also be invoked when you attempt to set a value for the worksheet property, PageDefinition, as illustrated in Figure 5–11 . Figure 5–11 Page Definition Picker Getting Started with the Development Tools 5-13 For more information about page definition files, see Section 4.3, Working with Page Definition Files for an Integrated Excel Workbook.

5.12 Using the Collection Editors

ADF Desktop Integration uses collection editors to manage the properties of elements in a collection. The title that appears in a collection editor’s title bar describes what the collection editor enables you to configure. Examples of titles for collection editors include CacheDataContext Collection Editor, TableColumn Collection Editor, and the Action Collection Editor. These collection editors allow you to configure collections of cached data, table columns in the ADF Table component, and actions in an action set. Figure 5–12 shows the collection editor that configures an action set for the Search button that appears at runtime in the Master Price List module’s EditPriceList-DT.xlsx workbook. Figure 5–12 Collection Editor Tip: Write a description in the Annotation field for each element that you add to the Action Collection Editor. The description you write appears in the Members list view and, depending on the description you write, may be more meaningful than the default entry that ADF Desktop Integration generates. 5-14 Desktop Integration Developers Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework 6 Working with ADF Desktop Integration Form-Type Components 6-1 6 Working with ADF Desktop Integration Form-Type Components This chapter describes how you can insert and configure components that ADF Desktop Integration provides to allow end users to manage data retrieved from a Fusion web application. This chapter includes the following sections: ■ Section 6.1, Introduction to ADF Desktop Integration Form-Type Components