John Brunswick from Oracle demonstrates how easy it is to build a Twitter portlet and consume it in Oracle WebCenter without writing a single line of code. In this easy to follow youtube video John walks us through the steps end-to-end, covering in detail how to: Consume an XML feed in Oracle JDeveloper Generate the [...]
Filed under: JDeveloper, jsf, WebCenter General | Tagged: adf, JDeveloper, portlet, twitter, webcenter, xsd | 4 Comments »
The other day a question was posted on the Oracle WebCenter Suite Group on LinkedIn about the minimum and recommended requirements for the WebCenter development environment. Before considering what the actual hardware requirements are, it makes sense to quickly glance through what we mean by the development environment, what needs to be installed, and what [...]
Filed under: JDeveloper, WebCenter General | Tagged: development, environment, JDeveloper, webcenter extension | 11 Comments »
Most of the WebCenter new features in PS1 are pretty fundamental, complex big ticket items. On the JDeveloper/ADF side, however, there are literally hundreds of new features. Here are the ones on top of my list: Simplified and improved creation and management of contextual events (contextual events are used for inter-component communication): Create an ADF [...]
Filed under: JDeveloper | Tagged: adf, JDeveloper, patch set 1, PS1 | 1 Comment »
There’s a new WebCenter Extension available that you can install very quickly and easily through JDeveloper’s Help > Check for Update. To confirm that the new version is installed, check the extension version through Help > About. Look for extension version: 11.1.1.1.0.090820.0735. The updated extension contains fixes for a number of issues; most importantly the [...]
Filed under: JDeveloper, WebCenter General | Tagged: extension, framework, JDeveloper, memory, webcenter | 6 Comments »
Lucas Jellema from AMIS has a very interesting post about his experience with REST and JDeveloper 11g. He walks through the RestLet tutorial using the recently released JDeveloper 11g.
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The very first production pieces of the 11g Fusion Middleware stack are available for download. Now you can start building your very rich Ajax applications with the technology of your choice, including JSF, EJB 3.0, ADF, and Spring, all of which is running on the WebLogic Application Server. Here is the very impressive list of [...]
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In the Developer Keynote Ted Farrell announced Oracle JDeveloper 11g and ADF 11g. The release date is October 1. While this release doesn’t contain full SOA and WebCenter capabilities, the production version of JDeveloper and ADF allows you to get started with actual development. As the SOA and WebCenter pieces become available you can easily [...]
Filed under: Oracle OpenWorld | Tagged: 11g, JDeveloper, oracle | 1 Comment »
Quick update: the first WebCenter Hands-On session that I mentioned earlier this week was full today. We have 2 more sessions on Tuesday, if you missed it on Sunday. Tuesday, September 23, 11:30am-12:30pm, Marriott, Golden Gate C1 Tuesday, September 23, 5:30pm-6:30pm, Marriott, Golden Gate C1 Hope to see you there!
Filed under: WebCenter General | Tagged: custom application, demo, development, JDeveloper, sample, webcenter | 2 Comments »
As announced on Shay’s blog, the “brand new” version of JDeveloper 10g is available for download. It comes with a couple of dozen bug fixes on the JSF view and ADF BC front. From the WebCenter side fixes range from content management (Universal Content Management – fka: Stellent), to WSRP interoperability (for consuming portlets produced [...]
Filed under: WebCenter General | Tagged: 10.1.3.4, 10.1.3.4 JDeveloper, JDeveloper | 3 Comments »
