Fusion Order Demo (FOD) is an end-to-end application sample developed by Fusion Middleware Product Management. The purpose of the demo is to demonstrate common use cases in Fusion Middleware applications, including the integration between different components of the Fusion technology stack, (ADF, BPEL, and WebCenter). The demo contains several
applications that make up various parts of functionality.

This document includes instructions related specifically to the StoreFront portion of the application. For further information and release notes, refer to the readme.txt file available within the root directory of the extracted demo zip.

The application has the following basic requirements

• An Oracle database (any modern edition) is required for the sample schema.
• JDeveloper 11 R1 Production (the application will not run in previous "technology preview" versions of JDeveloper, or previous 11g releases). You must use the R1 version of JDeveloper. Additionally, previous versions of the demo are not compatible with the R1 version of JDeveloper.
• Screen resolution of 1024 x 768 or higher.
• Firefox version 2.0, Safari, or Internet Explorer version 7.0 or higher

To install the schema for the sample application:

1. Extract FusionOrderDemo_R1.zip to your hard drive.
2. In JDeveloper 11g R1, choose File > Open from the main menu.
3. Browse to the location where you extracted the zip in Step 1 and select Infrastucture.jws from the Infrastructure directory. Click Open.
4. Expand the MasterBuildScript project and Resources node.
5. Double click build.properties to open it in the editor.
6. Modify the following properties for your environment:
   
   

jdeveloper.home	The /jdeveloper directory where you have JDeveloper 11 installed. For example, C:/JDeveloper_11/jdeveloper/
jdbc.urlBase	The base jdbc url for your database in the format jdbc:oracle:thin:@<yourhostname>. For example, jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost
jdbc.port	The port for your database. For example, 1521
jdbc.sid	The SID of your database. For example, ORCL or XE
db.adminUser	The administrative user for your database. For example, system
db.demoUser.tablespace	The tablespace name where the FOD user will be installed. For example, USERS

Keep all other properties set to their default values. The demo user must be named FOD.

7. Choose File > Save All from the main menu.
8. In the application navigator, under the Resources node, Right click build.xml and choose Run Ant Target > buildAll
9. Enter the password for the system account on your database.
   

The ant script creates the FOD user and populates the tables in the FOD schema. In the Apache Ant - Log, you will see a series of sql scripts and finally:

buildAll:

BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: nn minutes nn seconds

 

To run the sample in JDeveloper:

1. Choose File > Open from the main menu.
2. Browse to the location where you extracted the demo zip and select StoreFrontModule.jws from the StoreFrontModule directory. Click Open.
3. In the Application Navigator, expand the Application Resources accordion. Expand the Connections and Database nodes. Right click FOD and choose Properties.
4. Modify only the following properties so that they point to the database where you installed the FOD schema:
   
   

   Host Name	The hostname for your database. For example, localhost
   JDBC Port	The port for your database. For example, 1521
   SID	The SID for your database. For example, ORCL or XE

   The connection must be named FOD (case sensitive) and the username and password must be fod/fusion. Click OK.

5. In the Application Navigator, right click StoreFrontService and choose Rebuild.
6. Right click StoreFrontUI and choose Run. The home.jspx page within the StoreFrontUI project is the default run target and will launch the main application screen.
7. Note that several other examples are included in the demo. View the readme.txt file in the root directory of the demo for more information about the workspaces included in the demo.

There are several ways to deploy the sample. If you are an ADF developer are are looking for ADF business component, task flow, and ADF Faces rich client examples, the easiest way to deploy the sample is via the "right-click, run" method described above. This will configure the integrated WLS server will all the relevant components required for the StoreFront demo.

To deploy the example to a SOA-enabled WLS server in order to integrate the StoreFront portion of the demo with the CompositeServices (BPEL) portion of the demo, follow the instructions here: Deploying a JDeveloper SOA Application to Oracle WebLogic Server 11g

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