Handling LOVs in Mobile Applications

In this article, we will see how to handle LOV bean in MWA.
In this example, we will create an LOV which displays the list of users from fnd_user ptable starting with ‘S’.
You can use these code snippets and make changes to the Hello world Sample Program which was published earlier and test it out.
The following are the steps to be performed.

This article will explain to you                                                                  
    a. Where the Mobile Web Apps config files are located
    b. MWA Startup and Shutdown Scripts and how those are used
    c. Directory Structure for MWA in both 11i and R12
    d. How to develop and test your pages
    e. Where the log files are created, and tips to debug MWA Applications

Oracle's User Productivity Kit is a simple tool provided by Oracle to capture the navigation or the transaction which the user is to be educated with and reproduce the very same transaction in various formats.

A transaction can be anything starting from applying a leave to applying for a loan through company .
You can capture as many frames as u want ( Just like a camera allows you to capture a picture, this is also very same to use ) .
For ex : In payroll module if you would like to run a Payroll Run process through concurrent Program, then with the help of UPK you can capture the whole process right from the point where the Payroll Administrator logs into the application to running the payroll process and view the results through payroll process results.
After you have captured the transaction ,UPK allows you to edit the process flow captured and reproduce the same process both in animated format and document format.

Animated version will be in following formats :
a) Player Package Format
b) HTML Web site Format
c) LMS Package Format
d) Standalone Topic File Format
All the above mentioned files can be viewed through a player called “ON DEMAND Player“ which you will be able to use once you have installed Oracle UPK.