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23D Extend Oracle Fusion Responsive SSP Application

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Introduction

This document provides an overview of the customisation capabilities in the Responsive Self
Service Procurement application and how your users can achieve them by creating application
extensions using Oracle Visual Builder Studio (VB Studio).

Please note that extensibility is limited to the features explained below. Do not make other
extension changes as they will not be compatible in future updates and the pages will not
render correctly. For future releases, additional customization capabilities are being
reviewed.

Extensibility Capabilities in Responsive Application


Customize Home Page

Home page has these 4 sections: My recent requisitions, Purchasing news, Featured categories,
and Create Noncatalog Request button.

You can do these customizations on the home page:

• Reorder the sections.


• Show or hide the sections.
• Add your own content like adding static text or links.

For example, you can show Featured categories first followed by My recent requisitions and
Purchasing news, and remove Create Noncatalog Request button from the page.

Let’s look at some scenarios:

Scenario 1: You want to reorder these sections for all the users

1. In the App UIs pane, click homepage flow if it’s not opened by default.
2. In Page Designer’s Structure tab, click the Container Ruleset 1 that has the four
templates. You can also open a container by clicking it in the list of components in the
page's Properties pane.
3. In the Properties pane, click Duplicate icon to copy the original built-in case, and give it
a unique name perhaps Reordered Case.
You could create a brand new case, but because you know you want to re-use the
templates already defined for the built-in case, it’s easiest just to copy it and start from
there.
4. To reorder the sections, use the Move Up and Move Down arrows for the template under
Sections. For example, move the Featured categories section to the top.
5. Your changes will be saved automatically in local repository, and you can view the
changes right away in the Design Preview. These changes will be effective for all the
users when published as no condition is provided.
Note: You can't edit the built-in case set by the base app developer, but you could duplicate the
case and then use the arrows to reorder the templates in the copy.

Scenario 2: You want to reorder and hide sections

Let’s say you want to hide the Noncatalog Request button and move the Featured categories
section to the top.

1. In the App UIs pane, click homepage flow if it’s not opened by default.
2. In Page Designer’s Structure tab, click the Container Ruleset 1 that has the four
templates. You can also open a container by clicking it in the list of components in the
page's Properties pane.
3. In the Properties pane, click Duplicate icon to copy the original built-in case, and give it
a unique name perhaps Reordered Case.
4. Remove the Noncatalog Request template from the duplicate of built-in case, click the
Delete icon. Once removed from a particular case, the template is still available to use in
other cases duplicated using the built-in case.
5. To reorder the sections, use the Move Up and Move Down arrows for the Featured
Categories template under Sections. For example, let’s move the Featured categories
section to the top.

Scenario 3: You want to add custom text to the Homepage

1. In the App UIs pane, click homepage flow.


2. In Page Designer’s Structure tab, click the Container Ruleset 1 that has the four
templates.
3. In the Properties pane, click Duplicate icon to copy the original built-in case, and give it
a unique name.
4. Add a new section to this case. Select this section from the Properties pane.
5. From the Components pane, search for Text component, drag and drop it to the Design
window in the newly added section.
6. In the Properties pane, enter the value of the required text.

Oracle Visual Builder Studio to Extend Applications


For redwood based applications, you use Visual Builder Studio to make changes to various page
components. Changes made using Visual Builder Studio are called application extensions. You
can visit Oracle Visual Builder Studio to learn more about administering VB Studio and
extending your cloud application.

Note: The base application for your Oracle Cloud Instance is Procurement. You will need this
while creating a project for creating an application extension or for deleting an existing
extension.

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