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Importer Error Messages in Oracle Integrator

The document outlines how to define an importer for the Oracle Web Applications Desktop Integrator, detailing the structure of the application document with Context, Header, and Lines regions. It explains the configuration of required and optional fields, the protection of the layout, and the use of a default layout style sheet. Additionally, it mentions the setting of initial data entry rows and the customization of field order within the document regions.

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Importer Error Messages in Oracle Integrator

The document outlines how to define an importer for the Oracle Web Applications Desktop Integrator, detailing the structure of the application document with Context, Header, and Lines regions. It explains the configuration of required and optional fields, the protection of the layout, and the use of a default layout style sheet. Additionally, it mentions the setting of initial data entry rows and the customization of field order within the document regions.

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How to Define An Importer Returning Error Messages to the Oracle Web Applications Desktop Integrator Document

The desktop application document has three region types to display the data: Context, Header,
and Lines. More than one Header region can be defined. In this demo integrator, all fields will
be placed in the Lines region. For the required fields change the placement from Context to
Line. In the Optional fields, select Enabled field. Default values defined here override default
values defined for the interface attribute columns. However, on this screen for this demo
integrator it is not necessary to define default values.

Oracle Web Applications Desktop Integrator can create a desktop application document
protected or unprotected. For this demo select Yes in the Protect Sheet field to define the
layout as protected.

A layout style sheet determines the font types, colors, and sizes for each of the regions. Use
the default layout provided in Oracle E-Business Suite.

In the Lines section, the Data Entry Rows property determines the initial number of rows
created in the integrator template document. Accept the default value of 10.

You can define the order of the fields in each desktop integrator document region (context,
header, and lines), using the Move Up and Move Down icons. You can also define the width

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