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1 Common User Interface Controls

Oracle Retail applications, such as the Oracle Retail Process Orchestration and Monitoring (POM) application, include some common interface options and controls that you can use throughout the application workflow. The following sections describe these user interface controls in more detail.

Although you may have more than one Oracle Retail application installed on your system, each application may use many of the same interface components and abide by common rules and constraints.

You can quickly access the tasks of current applications and switch to other applications from the Navigation bar. For more information on the Navigation bar, see the Navigation Area section.

The following topics are covered in this chapter:

  • Logging on to the Application

  • Navigation Area

  • Table Menu Options

  • Logging Out of the Application

Logging on to the Application

To log on to the application:

1. Go to the URL for the application in a web browser.

The Welcome Screen opens.

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