Exposing Relationships Table (Created Via Dynamic Choice List) on the Service Request Page
Author: This How-to article is a contribution from @Sono Chacko-Oracle
In our previous article , we demonstrated how to create standalone pages for custom objects in Oracle Fusion Service. We established listing, creation, and edit pages for a top-level custom object and integrated helpful page fragments. If you haven’t completed those steps, please do so before proceeding, as this guide builds on them.
Overview
Oracle Fusion Service supports one-to-many (1:M) relationships between business objects, which can be established explicitly or implicitly. This tutorial focuses on implicit 1:M relationships created via the Dynamic Choice List feature in Application Composer.
A Dynamic Choice List enables a field on the “many” object to reference records from the “one” object (for example, linking each Order to a specific Service Request). Application Composer then automatically adds a foreign key field to facilitate this relationship.