Navigating between pages in ADF Mobile with Swipe gestures
Mobile users are getting used to specific touch gestures, such as swipe, in their applications. And sometimes you might want to incorporate those gestures as a means for navigating between pages in...
View ArticleResponsive Design for your ADF Faces Web Applications
Responsive web applications are a common pattern for designing web pages that adjust their UI based on the device that access them. With the increase in the number of ADF applications that are being...
View ArticleDeploying the Oracle ADF Summit Application to the Oracle Java Cloud
With the new Oracle Cloud offering you no longer need to install and manage the runtime platform for ADF applications. You can use a hosted instance of Oracle WebLogic and the Oracle Database to host...
View ArticleBook Review - Developing Web Application with Oracle ADF Essentials
I got my hands on a copy of the new book "Developing Web Application with Oracle ADF Essentials" by Sten Vesterli published by Packt Publishing, so I wanted to post a quick review.There are already...
View ArticleDynamic ADF Forms with the new Dynamic Component (and synch with DB)
I wrote a couple of blogs in the past that talked about creating dynamic UIs based on a model layer that changes (example1 example2). Well in 12c there is a new ADF Faces component af:dynamicComponent...
View ArticleBook Review - Oracle ADF Enterprise Application Development Made Simple...
I got a copy of the new edition of Sten Vesterli's book about enterprise development with ADF, so I wanted to give a quick review update. I reviewed the first edition three years ago - and you can read...
View ArticleBook Review - Oracle ADF Enterprise Application Development Made Simple...
I got a copy of the new edition of Sten Vesterli's book about enterprise development with ADF, so I wanted to give a quick review update. I reviewed the first edition three years ago - and you can read...
View ArticleResolving Problems with the Embedded WebLogic in JDeveloper on Mac
Just a quick entry about something that I ran into in the past with JDeveloper 11.1.2.4, and that some of you who are using Mac might run into.When you try and run your web application and the embedded...
View ArticleADF Faces 12.1.3 Features Demo - Partial
The new Oracle ADF and JDeveloper 12.1.3 is out and it comes with a bunch of new features, especially in the UI layer - ADF Faces. You can read the new features document on OTN, and you should also...
View ArticleADF Faces Responsive Design - 12.1.3 Update
I while back I blogged about a technique for doing responsive design with JDeveloper 12.1.2Â using media queries and css, but it is time for a small update for those who are using 12.1.3 - since there...
View ArticleREST enable your Database for CRUD with TopLink/EclipseLink and JDeveloper
It seems that REST interfaces are all the rage now for accessing your backend data, this is especially true in the world of mobile development. In this blog I'm going to show you how easy it is to...
View ArticleAccessing remote databases from Oracle MAF with the TopLink/EclipseLink REST...
In the last post I showed you how simple it is to expose CRUD REST operations on your database with TopLink/EclipseLink.The next logical step is to then consume those with Oracle MAF to build a mobile...
View ArticleRequired Field Validation in Oracle MAF
A short entry to explain how to do field validation in Oracle MAF. As an example let's suppose you want a field to have a value before someone clicks to do an operation.To do that you can set the...
View ArticleAn OOW Summary from the ADF and MAF perspective
Another Oracle OpenWorld is behind us, and it was certainly a busy one for us. In case you didn't have a chance to attend, or follow the twitter frenzy during the week, here are the key take aways that...
View ArticleDeveloping Your First Oracle Alta UI page with Oracle ADF Faces
At Oracle OpenWorld this year Oracle announced the new Oracle Alta UI - a set of UI guidelines that will help you create better looking and functioning applications. We use these guidelines to build...
View ArticleCard Flip Effect with Oracle Alta UI
The Oracle Alta UI focuses on reducing clatter in the user interface. So one of the first thing you'll try and do when creating an Alta UI is decide which information is not that important and can be...
View ArticleModifying the Oracle Alta Skin
In the previous blog entries I showed you how to create an ADF project that uses the new Alta UI and then showed you an example of implementing one of the design patterns for a flip card. In this...
View ArticleDynamcially add components to an Oracle MAF AMX page & show and hide components
A question I saw a couple of times about Oracle MAF AMX pages is "how can I add a component to the page at runtime?". In this blog entry I'm going to show you a little trick that will allow you to...
View ArticleGetting started with iOS development using Eclipse and Java
Want to use Eclipse to build an on-device mobile application that runs on iOS devices (iPhones and iPads)?No problem - here is a step by step demo on how to do this:Oh, and by the way the same app will...
View ArticleDeveloping On-Device Java Mobile Apps for iOS...and Android Too
At the last JavaOne conference I presented a session titled "Developing On-Device Java Mobile Apps for iOS...and Android Too"The recording of this session just became available, and I wanted to share...
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