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Tag Archives: JDeveloper
Oracle Maven Repository – Index now available – more to come
I am happy to announce that we now have an index available for the Oracle Maven Repository. This is a standard Maven index, built with the Maven Core Indexer code (donated by Sonatype to Maven – thanks!) and is available … Continue reading
Adding a Human Task to our SOA Maven Build
In this post, we will make our SOA Application slightly more interesting, and see what we need to do to build it with Maven. The logical next thing to add is a component that depends on MDS, so we can … Continue reading
Creating SOA Applications using Maven
In this post, let’s look at how to create a SOA/BPM application from a Maven archetype. This is fairly simple to do – we just need to use the standard Maven archetype:generate goal and identify the SOA archetype we want … Continue reading
BPMN process editor problems in 11.1.1.6
A small number of people have been seeing an error when using the BPMN process editor in JDeveloper 11.1.1.6 (PS5). The symptom is a NullPointerException, as seen in the log, an example below, and a dialog box telling you an … Continue reading
New version of JDeveloper released with Maven support and better performance
Oracle has released a new version of JDeveloper, 11.1.2.0, with a whole bunch of new features, including Maven support, and a lot of performance enhancements. You can check out details of the new features here. Please note that this version … Continue reading
Extending Continuous Integration to include MDS-dependent components
In this earlier post, I presented a simple approach to get started with continuous integration for SOA and BPM projects and showed how you can build and deploy an SCA composite using Hudson and Maven. In that example, we just … 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
Opening a BPMN process from Oracle BPA Suite
Some organisations use Oracle BPA Suite (which is based on ARIS) to model their organisation’s business processes from the highest level (strategy) down to the operational process level. Such organisations will often follow the ARIS methodology, or some customised version … Continue reading
Deploying to WebLogic Server on Amazon EC2 from JDeveloper
Sometimes, when running WebLogic Server on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, you may find that you are unable to deploy from your local JDeveloper to your WebLogic Server instance. Andrew Rosson has written a helpful post (here) that provides a simple … Continue reading
What you need to use ADF
This blog contains many articles about Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF). In order to develop and run applications using ADF, you will need to install Oracle JDeveloper, which you can download from the Oracle Technology Network (here). Each post will … Continue reading
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