APPS.WF_EVENT dependencies on WF_EVENT_OJMSTEXT_QH

Line 261: WF_EVENT_OJMSTEXT_QH.enqueue(p_event, erragt);

257:
258: --
259: -- mjc - lets just call the API directly
260: --
261: WF_EVENT_OJMSTEXT_QH.enqueue(p_event, erragt);
262:
263: --cmd := 'begin WF_ERROR_QH.enqueue(:v1, :v2); end;';
264: --execute immediate cmd using in p_event,
265: -- in erragt;

Line 274: wf_core.token('FUNCTION_NAME', 'WF_EVENT_OJMSTEXT_QH.enqueue()');

270: end if;
271: exception
272: when others then
273: wf_core.context('Wf_Event', 'saveErrorToQueue', p_event.getEventName());
274: wf_core.token('FUNCTION_NAME', 'WF_EVENT_OJMSTEXT_QH.enqueue()');
275: --wf_core.raise('WF_EXT_FUNCTION');
276: raise;
277: end;
278: --------------------------------------------------------------------------

Line 2634: wf_event_ojmstext_qh.enqueue(p_event, defagent);

2630: --
2631: -- NOTE: Since we know that we need to defer to WF_JAVA_DEFERRED, we will
2632: -- directly invoke enqueue on the PL/SQL queue handler
2633: --
2634: wf_event_ojmstext_qh.enqueue(p_event, defagent);
2635:
2636: if (wf_log_pkg.level_statement >= fnd_log.g_current_runtime_level) then
2637: wf_log_pkg.string(wf_log_pkg.level_statement,
2638: 'wf.plsql.WF_EVENT.DeferEventToJava.done',