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This Month's Featured Topic:
JSF - Better Web Development
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JavaServer Faces (JSF) technology
is creating a lot of buzz among Java developers who
are creating Web interfaces. In this edition of the
newsletter we'll take a look at the benefits JSF
brings to the table.
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| Oracle Developer
Day Online |
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Oracle Developer Day SOA Track-
Missed the live events - don't worry? Watch the sessions
online and try out the hands-on labs at your own pace. |
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| New Technical
Resources this Month |
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ADF Workshop - Using Oracle TopLink |
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QuickStart Guide for Oracle BPEL 10.1.2 Beta-3 |
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Getting Started with UML Class Modeling |
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JavaServer Faces: J2EE for Everyone? |
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Drill Down Edit Screens with JSF |
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Rapid Development with Oracle ADF and MySQL |
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Multi-Platform Deployment with Oracle JDeveloper |
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Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0 |
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How To Configure Oracle JDeveloper for Accessibility on Windows |
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| Mastering J2EE
Application Development |
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A series of technical
articles from industry leaders about the challenges of
developing Java-based applications. This month's featured
article discusses deployment and Ant.
Articles archive |
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| New Downloads
This Month |
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Oracle BPEL 10.1.2 - Beta 3 BPEL
engine and development platform integrated into Oracle JDeveloper. |
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Oracle ADF Faces Components EA15 New
version of the JSF components. |
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New extensions to JDeveloper 10.1.3 Auto-close
tabs, trim trailing spaces, and develop for TiVo. |
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| From the Oracle
Blog Community |
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Does EJB 3.0 Really Make Application Development Easy? |
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Creating TiVo HME Applications in Oracle JDeveloper |
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The Rise and Rise of the Meta-Framework? |
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Sequencing with EJB 3.0 entity beans |
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| One Giant Leap
for Developers |
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Oracle Space Sweepstakes Be the first Java developer
in space! Now available in Belgium, the Netherlands,
Luxembourg, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, South
Africa, Sweden, and U.K. |
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to share with the Oracle Java community? We're looking
for contributions for the upcoming Java newsletters. Contact
us. |
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