Testing the Subtab for a Child Object

In this demonstration, we will test the subtab we created by adding an activity to an existing trouble ticket.

This is the last in a series of related demonstrations on creating a child object in Application Composer. These demonstrations cover:

1. Creating a child object

2. Adding a long text field to a child object

3. Adding a fixed choice list field to a child object

4. Adding a subtab to display the child object records

5. Testing the subtab in the runtime application

Steps:

1. Begin by signing into Oracle Fusion Applications as a user with a sales representative or a sales manager job role.

   Step 1

2. Click the Navigator link.

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3. Click the Trouble Tickets link.

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4. The Trouble Tickets work area appears listing existing trouble tickets.

   Step 4

5. Let's see if the new subtab appears on an existing trouble ticket.

    

   Click the Laptop doesn't work link.

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6. The Edit Trouble Ticket page appears.

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7. Click the Activities tab.

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8. Now let's create an activity.

    

   Click the Add Row button.

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9. In the Activity Name field, enter "Reviewed options with customer.".

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10. Enter a description: "Recommended fire extinguisher."

    Step 10

11. Let's add another activity.

    Step 11

12. Click the Add Row button.

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13. In the Activity Name field, enter "Call in experts?".

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14. Enter the description: "Possibly the fire department could help.".

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15. Click the Save and Close button.

    Step 15

This completes the demonstration of testing the subtab that you created to display child object records.

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