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Tag Archives: ADF
SOA Development and Delivery
Let’s start by talking about what I mean by that. I don’t think that ‘SDLC’ is the right term to describe the space that I want to talk about, but it is a term that people are familiar with, so … Continue reading
New ADF Mobile released
Oracle has just released the new Oracle ADF Mobile which allows you to build native applications that will install and run on both iOS and Android devices from the same ADF source code. Development is done with JDeveloper and ADF … Continue reading
Oracle releases ADF Essentials
In case you missed it, Oracle has released a new free version of ADF called ADF Essentials. You can find more information in the press release or the online demo.
ADF is getting mobile…
There’s a new ADF Mobile on the way – one that will allow you to build native iOS and Android applications using ADF – not just browser based application. You can get a preview from these slides and video on … Continue reading
How to know that a method was run, when you didn’t write that method
Recently, I was posed with a situation where I needed to ensure that a particular method was being run by an application, but that method was part of the framework (ADF in this case) not a method that I had … Continue reading
Oracle Fusion Middleware on JDK 7
In case you did not notice, you may be interested to know that most of the Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g platform is now supported on Java 7. This is effective from WebLogic Server 10.3.6 and Oracle Fusion Middleware 11.1.1.6. You … Continue reading
Introduction to the Sales Order Entry application
This post is part of a series on building a modern web-based interface for E-Business Suite using Oracle ADF with Oracle Service Bus providing services between EBS and the front end. Our (imaginary) client wants a new, modern, web-based Sales … Continue reading
Changing the default editor/view in JDeveloper
If you work a lot with complex ADF pages in JDeveloper, you may get tired of waiting for it to open your pages in the Design view, I know I do! Fortunately, there is a simple solution. You can change … Continue reading
Using the Organisation Chart component
In a previous post, we built a component that displays an organisation chart using the ADF Hierarachy Viewer. In this post, we look at how to use that component. The organization chart provides a hierarchy view for members in an … Continue reading
Building an interactive Organisation Chart using the ADF Hierarchy Viewer component
Introduction The ADF Hierarchy Viewer component provides a highly interactive way to visualise and interact with a set of data which contains relationships. In this post, we will use it to build an organisation chart which allows users to navigate … Continue reading
