APPS.HR_CANCEL_HIRE_BE1 dependencies on WF_EVENT

Line 23: select per_wf_events_s.nextval from dual;

19: l_text varchar2(2000);
20: l_message varchar2(10);
21: --
22: cursor get_seq is
23: select per_wf_events_s.nextval from dual;
24: --
25: l_proc varchar2(72):=' hr_cancel_hire_be1.cancel_hire_a';
26: begin
27: hr_utility.set_location('Entering: '||l_proc,10);

Line 30: l_message:=wf_event.test(l_event_name);

26: begin
27: hr_utility.set_location('Entering: '||l_proc,10);
28: -- check the status of the business event
29: l_event_name:='oracle.apps.per.api.cancel_hire.cancel_hire';
30: l_message:=wf_event.test(l_event_name);
31: --
32: if (l_message='MESSAGE') then
33: hr_utility.set_location(l_proc,20);
34: --

Line 134: wf_event.raise(p_event_name=>l_event_name

130: --
131: dbms_lob.writeAppend(l_event_data,length(l_text),l_text);
132: --
133: -- raise the event with the event data
134: wf_event.raise(p_event_name=>l_event_name
135: ,p_event_key=>l_event_key
136: ,p_event_data=>l_event_data);
137: elsif (l_message='KEY') then
138: hr_utility.set_location(l_proc,30);

Line 145: wf_event.raise(p_event_name=>l_event_name

141: fetch get_seq into l_event_key;
142: close get_seq;
143: -- this is a key event, so just raise the event
144: -- without the event data
145: wf_event.raise(p_event_name=>l_event_name
146: ,p_event_key=>l_event_key);
147: elsif (l_message='NONE') then
148: hr_utility.set_location(l_proc,40);
149: -- no event is required, so do nothing