| Issue |
Column
Title |
Contents |
| January/February 2010 |
Don't
Doubt the Route
|
Gaining confidence with task flow
routers for conditional navigation
- Using Page
Definition Variables
- Using a Wildcard Rule and Default Router
- Initializing a Task Flow with a Client Interface
Method
- Routing Based on Method
Results
|
| November/December 2009 |
One
Smart Combo |
Let end users choose, search
for, or manually enter valid values
- Using a
Combobox LOV Component
- Controlling List Choices
- Making the Filter Smarter
- Using Combobox LOV in
Search
|
| September/October 2009 |
At
the Breaking Point |
Debug more effectively
with Oracle Application Development Framework
- Using an Exception Breakpoint
- Using
Binding and Activity Breakpoints
- Using Method Breakpoints
- Fine-Tuning Your
Breakpoints
|
| July/August 2009 |
Targets,
Accessors, and Trees |
Creating Hierarchical
Displays Is Surprisingly Simple
- From View Links, A
Tree Grows
- Creating the Tree
- Configuring Root Nodes
- Targeting Another Iterator on Tree
Selection
|
| May/June 2009 |
Extending
a Helping Hand |
Add Custom Features to
Improve Team Productivity
- Setting Up Your
Framework Extensions Project
- Enabling Optional
SQL Tracing
- Putting a Framework Extension Class to Work
- Improving View Object Query Logging
- Simplifying Sequence-Valued Primary
Keys
|
| March/April 2009 |
A
Ride at the OK (or Cancel) Corral |
Configuring Nested Transactions Using Task Flows
- Exploring the Example
- Understanding Transaction Options
- Putting Theory Into Practice
- Exercising
Your OKs and Cancels
- Scoping Out One Final
Detail
|
| January/February 2009 |
Easier
Interactive Data Entry |
Improving the User
Experience with Declarative Popup LOVs and Auto-PPR
- Adding Reference Information to a View Object
- Defining the LOV on a Reference Attribute
- Configuring the LOV for Auto-Completion
- Seeing Data Changes Reflected
Automatically
|
| November/December 2008 |
Developing
a Regional Accent |
Use task flows as
regions to improve UI reuse
- Creating a Bounded
Task Flow of Page Fragments
- Performing an
Operation Before the Page Renders
- Adding the
Task Flow as a Region
|
| September/October 2008 |
Task
and You Shall Receive |
Visually assemble
applications from reusable task flows
- Understanding Task Flows
- Exploring a
Bounded Task Flow
- Configuring the Method
Activities
- Calling a Task
Flow
|
| July/August 2008 |
A
Home for Your Chrome |
Easily Enforce
Consistent Look and Feel with Page Templates
- Creating a Page Template
- Designing the
Page Template
- Using a Page
Template
- Changing the
Template
|
| May/June 2008 |
Enlightened
Development |
Simplifying Common Navigation
and Coding Tasks
- Exploring Component
Relationships
- Finding Usages
- Navigating Code
- Using Code
Assist Suggestions
|
| March/April 2008 |
Declarative
Data Filtering |
Easily define multiple
query expressions and build search forms
- Using
Declarative SQL Mode
- Defining Named View
Criteria
- Using Named View
Criteria
- Creating Search
Forms
|
| January/February 2008 |
Services
with a Smile |
Create data-centric Web
services for SOA development in minutes
- Enabling
the Service Interface
- Testing the
Service
- Deploying the
Service
|
| November/December 2007 |
Enhanced
Calculation and Validation |
Do even more
common development tasks in ADF 11g without code
- Simplifying Calculated Attributes
- Validating Foreign Keys
- Constraining
Dependent Values
- Writing Groovy Validation
Rules
|
| September/October 2007 |
Defining
Cascading List of Values |
Setting up LOVs
has never been easier
- Setting Up the
Model
- Defining the Lists of
Values
- Testing Your Lists of
Values
- Using Lists of Values in
JSF
|
| July/August 2007 |
Producing
Parameterized Pages |
Retrieving rows to
view or edit using request parameters
- Using
Declarative Actions to Retrieve Data
- Creating
an Action Binding to Find a Row
- Invoking the
Action Before the Page Displays
- Using the
ExecuteWithParams or setCurrentRowWithKey Actions
- Passing Parameters Within a Single Oracle ADF
Application
|
| May/June 2007 |
Beyond
Declarative Validation |
Implementing more
complex business logic using Java
- Programmatic
Business Logic Basics
- Creating Method
Validators
- Assigning Default
Values
- Creating Your Own Reusable Validation
Rules
|
| March/April 2007 |
Breaking
Out of the Browser |
Simplify your Java
desktop applications with Oracle ADF Swing
- A Bit
About Swing
- Creating an Empty
Form
- Adding an Edit Form
- Adding a Data-Driven Combo Box
- Deployment Options and Third Party
Resources
|
| January/February 2007 |
Modeling
Tables and Business Components |
Maintain
your data-centric business services using visual diagrams
- Visualizing Your Database Schema
- Creating Your Business Components
- Perfecting, Printing, and Publishing the
Diagram
|
| November/December 2006 |
Jump-Start
J2EE Development |
Finish development faster
with Oracle JHeadstart.
- What is Oracle
JHeadstart?
- Generating Your First Web
Application
- Running the Default
Application
- Customizing Preferences and
Regenerating
|
| September/October 2006 |
Harnessing
the Active Data Model |
Going beyond basic
data access with custom service methods
- Understanding the Active Data Model
- Adding a Custom Service Method
- Publishing Custom Service Methods to Clients
- Calling a Custom Service
Method
|
| July/August 2006 |
A New
Face on the Block |
ADF 10.1.3 offers new
JSF support and enhanced visual, declarative development
- JDev and JSF
- Creating a Search
Page Using Bind Variables
- Creating a Search
Page Using Find Mode
- Fine Tuning the
Result
|
| May/June 2006 |
Tuning
Your View Objects |
What you don’t know can
hurt your application’s performance
- Understanding
When to Use Entities
- Tuning Your
Queries
- Setting Your Tuning
Options
- Creating View Objects at Design
Time
|
| March/April 2006 |
Using
Bind Variables |
Insure maximum query
performance by using bind variables.
- Creating View
Objects with Bind Variables
- Setting Bind
Variable Values
- Using Multiple Bind
Variables
- Bind Variable Enhancements in
10.1.3
|
| January/February 2006 |
Appreciating
the Entity Object |
Declare and configure
Oracle ADF entity objects instead of hand-coding Java.
- Working with Entities and Tables
- Declarative XML, No Java Required
- Attribute-Level Settings
- Labels,
Tooltips, and Format Masks
|
| November/December 2005 |
Working
with Master/Detail Data |
Working with
related data in a simpler way.
- Relating Entity
Objects with Associations
- Exploiting
Associations for Business Rules
- Linking
Master/Detail Queries with View Links
- Setting
Up Multiple Masters or Details
|
| September/October 2005 |
Creating
Search Pages |
Helping your end-users find
what they're looking for.
- Using "Enter Query"
Mode
- The Role Bindings Play
- Creating a Quick-Search
Field
|
| July/August 2005 |
Browsing
and Editing Data |
Dragging and dropping
your way to the web.
- Browsing Data Page by
Page
- Improving the Web User
Experience
- Creating an Input
Form
- Connecting the
Pages
|
| May/June 2005 |
Working
with Data |
Using Oracle ADF to query,
update, and publish data.
- Creating a View Object
for a SQL Query
- Working with View Object Query
Results
- Creating Updateable View
Objects
- Publishing an Application Module as a
Web Service
|
| March/April 2005 |
Starting
with Oracle ADF |
Understanding the basics
of application organization.
- Basic Organization
of Oracle ADF Applications
- What Goes into
Which Project?
- What Sort of Code Do I End Up
Writing?
- Unique Features of Framework- Based
Development
|
| January/February 2005 |
Forms
Functionality in J2EE |
Leverage your Oracle
Forms skills in J2EE frameworks.
- Separating UI
and Application Data
- Meet the ADF Business
Components
- Familiar Tasks with a Java
Twist
|
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