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Keeping list of values in a separate application definition

Keeping list of values in a separate application definition

Keeping list of values in a separate application definition

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Hi, how are you? I am working in a project using JHeadStart release 10.1.3.3 and we have some list of values between our groups. We are wondering if it should be a good technique to create an application module for these list of values in the business tier(Model) , and then, create an application definition to maintain these list of values. I have created first the new application module named LOVService including the list of values' view objects making it a child of the base application module. Then I've created a new application definition for the LOVService application module and kept the pages, beandefs, regions and  faces configs to a relevant folder: lov/pages... The question is, how could I attach these list of values to items included to the first application definition-module? Your help should be valuable to me. Thank you very much, Tom Kertsalis!

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