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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
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Developer Tools > ADF & JDeveloper

Keyword tags: adf jdev

Last updated: Jul 12 2008, 3:18 AM EDT by chriscmuir
Maven and JDeveloper ADF projects This page's contents have been moved to the ADF Enterprise Methodology Group's Google group.
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Developer Tools > ADF & JDeveloper > ADF Enterprise Methodology Group > Maven and JDeveloper ADF projects

Keyword tags: maven jdeveloper adf

Last updated: May 14 2009, 8:39 AM EDT by chriscmuir
JDeveloper IDE Features An alphabetical list of blog posts and other articles that show specific examples and explanations of the JDeveloper Integrated Developent Environent
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Developer Tools > ADF & JDeveloper > JDeveloper IDE Features

Keyword tags: jdeveloper

Last updated: Sep 12 2009, 3:37 AM EDT by sebnoumea
How to convince others to adopt ADF & JDeveloper This page's contents have been moved to the ADF Enterprise Methodology Group's Google Group.
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Developer Tools > ADF & JDeveloper > ADF Enterprise Methodology Group > How to convince others to adopt ADF & JDeveloper

Keyword tags: adf jdeveloper

Last updated: May 11 2009, 9:47 AM EDT by chriscmuir
Oracle JDeveloper/ADF Real Life Story Oracle OpenWorld Unconference Session Session Title : Oracle JDeveloper/ADF Real Life Story Time : 3PM Date : Wednesday, November 14
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Oracle OpenWorld > Oracle OpenWorld Unconference > Oracle JDeveloper/ADF Real Life Story

Keyword tags: adf, Business Components, JDeveloper, jsf, oracle

Last updated: Nov 12 2007, 12:38 PM EST by andrejusb
Take a load off! Load testing your Oracle Apex or JDeveloper web applications Oracle OpenWorld Unconference Session Session Title : Take a load off! Load testing your Oracle Apex or JDeveloper web applications Presenter
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Oracle OpenWorld > Oracle OpenWorld Unconference > Take a load off! Load testing your Oracle Apex or JDeveloper web applications

Keyword tags: None

Last updated: Dec 2 2007, 3:49 AM EST by chriscmuir
JDeveloper PluginDeveloper JSR-198
Thread location: Developer Tools

Keyword tags: JSR-196 JDeveloper plugin

Posted: Nov 14 2007, 8:50 PM EST by jgaviria
Reports in Jdeveloper ? Hi Experts,
I am finding a solution over there about suitable Reporting tools by Oracle JDeveloper 11g . I am migrating oracle forms to JDeveloper and trying to reporting solution.
How can I embed Oracle Reports in JDeveloper ? Anybody have solution about such as ADF with JDeveloper UI source examples? Please reply me.

Thanks
zakir
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Thread location: ADF & JDeveloper

Keyword tags: None

Posted: Aug 29 2008, 2:24 AM EDT by Jzakir
Book for JDeveloper It is kind of hard to find a book in JDeveloper. Where can the developers find a step by step book for JDeveloper?

Ming Man
Thread location: Java

Keyword tags: None

Posted: Nov 19 2007, 7:50 AM EST by chanmm
New to JDeveloper Sorry for the dumb question. I recently started using JDeveloper. I created a web service stub for one of my clients and got it to call the web service methods. I am trying to load the class onto my Oracle 10g database. I used loadjava to import the class and it is showing errors and is therefore invalid. Looking at the import statements I see that there are some references to org.apache.soap..(several) , oracle.soap.transport.http.OracleSOAPHTTPConnection, and oracle.jdeveloper.webservices.runtime.WrappedDocLiteralStub. Looking on the database I don't see these classes loaded. Is there somewhere I can get these classes to load? I think I found a jar file for the org.apache.soap classes and when I loaded it onto the database it said most of the classes were invalid - likely for the same reason. Just wanted a little guidance on whether I am going down a fruitless path. Also is there a way to tell what jdk version is on the database? What version should it have? If I should have a higer version where can I get it?
Thread location: Northwest Oracle Users Group

Keyword tags: None

Posted: Sep 17 2009, 7:30 PM EDT by JDByrne
New book on XML and JDeveloper Processing XML documents with Oracle JDeveloper 11g, by Deepak Vohra
http://www.amazon.com/Processing-XML-documents-Oracle-JDeveloper/dp/1847196667/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1236179587&sr=1-1
Thread location: Oracle-related books

Keyword tags: JDeveloper, oracle book, XML

Posted: Mar 4 2009, 10:11 AM EST by james_cook_5
Oracle Jdeveloper 9i download? Hi,
I wanted to download oracle jdeveloper 9i, but didnot get the installable on any of the sites.
If anyone can share information on where I can download it from , it will be really helpful.

Thanks,
RK
Thread location: The Official Oracle Wiki

Keyword tags: None

Posted: Feb 9 2009, 4:28 PM EST by rkamat
Problem in executing web services using JDeveloper on Ubuntu hi All,

I'm facing a problem in executing JDeveloper 11g's web services on ubuntu linux 8.04 (hardy heron).

Its throwing a problem web services unable to execute. I have already configured an and got the OC4J component running and am able to view the web page.

Has anyone encountered this problem ?

thanks.

Cheers,

Ram Kumar

Thread location: The Official Oracle Wiki

Keyword tags: ACBS, content management, DBA Certitification, ibr, idc, middleware, oracle, oracle applications, Oracle eAM, site studio, stellent, ucm

Posted: Jul 14 2008, 1:31 AM EDT by ramka001
see also forum thread "Maven Support in JDeveloper 11.1.1" hi

The JDeveloper forum thread "Maven Support in JDeveloper 11.1.1" has some pointers to Maven-related forum threads, and also Frank Nimphius asks about "requirements on your wish list" for Maven support.
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=827732

regards
Jan Vervecken
Thread location: Maven and JDeveloper ADF projects

Keyword tags: JDeveloper Maven

Posted: Feb 2 2009, 3:55 PM EST by janveck
Load java classes created in JDeveloper onto Oracle database Sorry for the dumb question. I recently started using JDeveloper. I created a web service stub for one of my clients and got it to call the web service methods. I am trying to load the class onto my Oracle 10g database. I used loadjava to import the class and it is showing errors and is therefore invalid. Looking at the import statements I see that there are some references to org.apache.soap..(several) , oracle.soap.transport.http.OracleSOAPHTTPConnection, and oracle.jdeveloper.webservices.runtime.WrappedDocLiteralStub. Looking on the database I don't see these classes loaded. Is there somewhere I can get these classes to load? I think I found a jar file for the org.apache.soap classes and when I loaded it onto the database it said most of the classes were invalid - likely for the same reason. Just wanted a little guidance on whether I am going down a fruitless path. Also is there a way to tell what jdk version is on the database? What version should it have? If I should have a higer version where can I get it?
Thread location: Oracle Development Tools User Group

Keyword tags: JDeveloper, Oracle database

Posted: Sep 17 2009, 7:39 PM EDT by JDByrne
Mapviewer integrates with . . . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ JDeveloper/ADF Prototype ADF R.11/MapViewer R.11 by Teresa Korzec, Oracle Consulting Germany National Forest Centre
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Database > Spatial > Spatial Tools > Mapviewer integrates with . . .

Keyword tags: ADF, APEX, JDeveloper, Mapviewer, SDO, Spatial

Last updated: Jun 5 2008, 10:46 AM EDT by Bernhardfw
ADF Integration a remote java object in JDeveloper ( Edwin Biemond ) Flex or Flash JSF Component ( Edwin Biemond ) Use Flex in JSF with Exadel Fiji
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Developer Tools > ADF & JDeveloper > ADF Examples > ADF Integration

Keyword tags: adf

Last updated: Apr 7 2009, 2:33 AM EDT by chriscmuir
Integrating MapViewer R.11 with ADF by Jayant Sharma. The idea was to create a real life prototype with the new JDeveloper/ADF based on the real system as a proof of concept for a new
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Database > Spatial > Spatial Tools > Mapviewer integrates with . . . > Integrating MapViewer R.11 with ADF

Keyword tags: ADF, Ajax, JDeveloper, JDeveloper R.11, Map, MapViewer, Oracle Maps, Spatial

Last updated: Jan 29 2008, 7:28 AM EST by TKorzec
Known issues and limitations Each release has a set of issues and limitations that become well known to JDeveloper experts, but not necessarily beginners, and Oracle isn't always
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Developer Tools > ADF & JDeveloper > Known issues and limitations

Keyword tags: None

Last updated: Jul 2 2009, 1:12 AM EDT by chriscmuir
Web Services A list of articles beyond the usual Oracle documentaiton set for JDeveloper's support of web services and relating technologies (but not SOA). ADF
Page location: The Official Oracle Wiki > Developer Tools > ADF & JDeveloper > Web Services

Keyword tags: None

Last updated: Jul 23 2009, 3:47 AM EDT by chriscmuir

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