Firstly, I want to start a taskflow automatically when just application runs. Then, i m checking something and assigned result to a variable(i think that its scope must be applicationLevel) And now, as i tried to describe on title, i want to manipulate application features(actually i mean that just disable/enable) up to that variable, such on this link: http://adf4beginners.blogspot.com/2013/02/adf-mobile-playing-around-with-features.html?showComment=1387060885861#c1358489250811721156 Is it possible? How can i achieve this?
How to enable/disable the features depending to result of some method on adf mobile
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in order to start a task flow when application run, you need to create a feature and go to the content tab under the created feature then create the ADF Task flow from inside the feature.
It will be automatically added to
if you could see your feature there then it will start automatically when the app run.
About your second question yes it's possible:
1- create a Java class as managed bean and add it to your feature (or application if it's application scope)
2- create a variable in that class String rendered = "false";
3- right click generate accessors (make sure that notify listener check box is selected)
4- go to your component properties -> Rendered -> click on the arrow beside the textbox
5- Select your variable under the bean created under the scope of the bean.
6- run the application the component should be hidden.
7- if you changed your variable value to "true" the component will be visible again.