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Oracle ADF Development Essentials
Learn basic best practices for building Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF)-based apps productively
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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.
This series of technical articles offers development best practices and techniques in the context of Oracle ADF development in a compact, consumable package. Each article focuses on a specific topic and includes step-by-step examples showing how to implement these practices in an Oracle ADF project. Step-by-step instructions will also be given for installing and configuring any third-party software required (which may include Oracle JDeveloper extensions and/or free or open-source third-party software). Particular attention is given as to why the technique/best practice is important and how to get up and running quickly.
Happy coding!
Part 1 - Version Control with Subversion: Using a Repository for Single-User Projects
Learn how to create a repository and start using Subversion for version control in a single-user environment.
Published December 2008
Part 2 - Version Control with Subversion: Managing Versions in a Team Environment
Use Subversion to help you manage versions in a team environment.
Published December 2008
Part 3 - Version Control with Subversion: Avoiding "Gotchas"
How to avoid or circumvent some of the common
"gotchas" that arise when using Subversion for Oracle ADF development.
Published December 2008
Part 4 - Building Projects using Ant
Tips for building Oracle ADF projects using Ant outside of the Oracle JDeveloper environment.
Forthcoming
Part 5 - Unit Testing Oracle ADF projects with JUnit
A primer on creating unit tests for Oracle ADF
projects and executing them from within Oracle JDeveloper.
Forthcoming
Part 6 - Unit Testing Oracle ADF Web Projects with JUnit and Selenium
How to use
Selenium and JUnit together to build unit tests that test Web UIs.
Forthcoming
Part 7 - Continuous
Integration using Hudson
The basics of installing and
configuring the Hudson integration engine to continuously build and test Oracle ADF applications.
Forthcoming
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