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ADF Methodology Group
A group
of Oracle ADF experts that meet on Google to collaborate on ADF best
practices. This group soon becomes the "who-is-who" in ADF application
development which is a good reason for you to join and participate.
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Oracle JDeveloper forum in OTN
Not a
replacement for customer support, but a good starting point to ask
questions about Oracle JDeveloper and ADF. Its a community of peers
monitored by the Oracle JDeveloper PM team that helps each other with
every day coding issues and questions and answers around the product.
Join and see how quickly you develop from asking to answering
questions.
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Steve Muench's not yet documented samples
One of
the "holy grail" blog pages that every ADF developer should have a
bookmark for. Steve explains coding challenges by example, providing
excellent insight in how the product works and how you get common tasks
interated into your applications.
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Data Visualization Component tag overview
DVT is a
major enhancement are in ADF Faces Rich Client. This doucmentation
provides you with an overview of the DVT components and how to use
them.
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Oracle
ADF Development Essentials
The
developer community provides a wealth of information through tutorials,
how-to's, sample applications, and so on that help new as well as
experienced developers learn how to be productive. For example, it's
important for developers to be trained up on subjects such as version
control/working in teams, automated unit testing, and using Ant for
building projects, but the amount and complexity of information out
there on these topics can be overwhelming
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Steve
Muench's Oracle Magazine column
ADF
related articles by Steve Muench published in the Oracle Magazine.
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A
Rough Guide to using WLS 10.3 with ADF
Duncan
Mills' blog entry about setting up WLS 10.3 for ADF in JDeveloper 11g
(Boxer)
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ADF Wiki Page on OTN
Wiki
page on OTN maintained by the ADF community. The side menu allows
you to view various aspects of ADF development, with links to
documents recommended by the experts.
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JDeveloper 11g - Documentation, Release
Notes and Readings |
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JDeveloper 10g - Documentation, Release
Notes and Readings |
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Oracle JDeveloper documentation on OTN
The
official Oracle JDeveloper and ADF documentation consists of two books
written for the ADF developer and the ADF Faces web developer.
Improving our product documentation has been a mission since 10.1.3 and
its over now. Though we easilly could call it a day, there is always
room to improve, which is what the doc writers do with each iteration
of the doc.
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Skin Selectors
Skinning
has been greatly improved in JDeveloper 11. Have a look at the skin
selector documentation to leran about the options available to skin
individual UI components.
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ADF Faces RC tag documentation
ADF
Faces RC provides a wealth of Ajax enabled JavaServer Faces components.
This page, which is maintained by the development team itself, provides
you best of breed information about how to use the individual tag
elements.
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Download and Run the ADF Faces Component demo
The ADF
Faces component demo shows all the ADF Faces RC components in action.
You can get the complete demo sources to run from your local JDeveloper
11 installation.
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ADF Faces RC JavaScript docs
Using
JavaScript should be more of an exception than a rule when working with
ADF Faces RC cmponents. However, the client side API exists and this
document contains a list of the public methods and classes to use. As a
rule of thumb, avoid the use of any class or method not shown in this
document because it indicates an internal implementation class that
might change without further notice or, if not used properly, may even
break framework functionality.
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ADF Functional Patterns
Documents
that
describe and demonstrate Functional Patterns and Best Practices for
specific tasks in development when utilizing ADF within
JDeveloper. New Functional Patterns and Best Practices appear
on a
regular basis
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Steve
Muench's Oracle Magazine Columns on ADF
Steve
Muench frequently writea bout ADF in the Oracle Magazine. Not to read a
full magazine to get the latest on Steve's ADF hints and tips, here's a
link
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Oracle Sample Code
Oracle
Sample Code, a site where
employees and Oracle Technology Network members collaboratively build
and share sample applications, code snippets, skins and templates, and
more. This site aims to become an almanach of developer wisdom,
expressed in source code
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Fusion Middleware Security Blog (A-Team)
Security
Solutions to real world problems.
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