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ADF & JDeveloper
Oracle JDeveloper is Oracle's main development tool for Java based SOA applications. It provides a development environment for Java, Database,XML, SOA and WebCenter applications.
The focus of the IDE is on providing a visual and declarative development approach to standards based development.
JDeveloper itself is free of charge and can run on any platform that supports JVM including windows, linux, max and unix.
More on the JDeveloper page on OTN: http://oracle.com/technology/products/jdev
Oracle ADF (Oracle Application Development Framework) is a Java EE based development framework that aims to simplify application development. It is based on the MVC architecture and offers functionality that simplify various tasks and infrastructure that is needed for building Java EE applications. ADF offers a choice of technologies that can be used to build each of the layers of the application. In addition to using standard Java EE technologies such as JSF, JSP, Swing, JPA and EJB, ADF also offers sub-frameworks to handle specific layers.
These include:
You can mix and match ADF technologies depending on your architectural requirements, ie. you can build an ADF application using either ADF Faces or ADF Swing or a combination of these.
More on the ADF page on OTN: http://oracle.com/technology/products/adf
Timeline of JDeveloper take from OOW 2007 presentation "Oracle Fusion Middleware Past, Present and Future"
The focus of the IDE is on providing a visual and declarative development approach to standards based development.
JDeveloper itself is free of charge and can run on any platform that supports JVM including windows, linux, max and unix.
More on the JDeveloper page on OTN: http://oracle.com/technology/products/jdev
Oracle ADF (Oracle Application Development Framework) is a Java EE based development framework that aims to simplify application development. It is based on the MVC architecture and offers functionality that simplify various tasks and infrastructure that is needed for building Java EE applications. ADF offers a choice of technologies that can be used to build each of the layers of the application. In addition to using standard Java EE technologies such as JSF, JSP, Swing, JPA and EJB, ADF also offers sub-frameworks to handle specific layers.
These include:
- ADF Business Components (middle tier business services components that handle database interaction)
- ADF Faces (JSF UI components for web applications providing rich functionality)
- ADF Swing (Swing UI components for Java client applications)
- ADF Model (A binding layer that provides declarative drag and drop based binding of various backend components to various UI technologies. For example you can take and EJB, POJO, ADF BC or Web Service and bind it to JSP, JSF and Swing UIs with a simple drag and drop operation.)
You can mix and match ADF technologies depending on your architectural requirements, ie. you can build an ADF application using either ADF Faces or ADF Swing or a combination of these.
More on the ADF page on OTN: http://oracle.com/technology/products/adf
Timeline of JDeveloper take from OOW 2007 presentation "Oracle Fusion Middleware Past, Present and Future"
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| byPepone | Oracle ADF faces meets javaFX - at Oracle Open World '09 | 0 | Apr 23 2009, 6:38 PM EDT by byPepone | ||
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Hi,
is there any interest that I demo javaFX at Oracle Open World '09 - Oct 11-15, San Francisco? Session name: How to enrich Oracle ADF faces with javaFX I appreciate any suggestions or contacts! by Pepone
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| viswagb | JDev 11g External Prog Option | 0 | Mar 18 2009, 10:58 AM EDT by viswagb | ||
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What is the dir replacement in 11g for following which use to present in 10.x
<jdeveloper_home>\jdev\system\oracle.jdeveloper.10.1.xxxxx directory. |
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| chanmm | More viewlet is needed | 0 | Sep 5 2008, 6:15 AM EDT by chanmm | ||
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Viewlet is great at http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/viewlets/viewlet.html but I believe is good to add more for say 1 new viewlet per month. Or the viewlet that is related to the coming JDeveloper 11g.
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