Introduction This post relates to the custom BPM worklist sample presented in this blog. In this post, we will look at how to add support for viewing a list of...
Introduction This post relates to the custom BPM worklist sample presented in this blog. In this post, we will look at how to add support for viewing a list of the attachments for a Human Task. Main Article You may recall from the post on creating the domain layer that we created a wrapper to simplify access to the Human Task object. In that wrapper class, com.oracle.ateam.domain.MTask, we had a property called attachments which is a java.util.List of the attachments....
Introduction This post relates to the custom BPM worklist sample presented in this blog. In this post, we will look at how to add support for viewing a list of the attachments for a Human Task. Main...
Introduction If you work a lot with complex ADF pages in JDeveloper, you may get tired of waiting for it to open your pages in the Design view, I know I do! ...
Introduction If you work a lot with complex ADF pages in JDeveloper, you may get tired of waiting for it to open your pages in the Design view, I know I do! Fortunately, there is a simple solution. Main Article You can change the default editor so that they will open in source view (which is very fast) and then you can switch to design view only when you actually want to. To do this, select Preferences from the Tools menu, then select File Types in the navigation tree on the...
Introduction If you work a lot with complex ADF pages in JDeveloper, you may get tired of waiting for it to open your pages in the Design view, I know I do! Fortunately, there is a simple solution....
Introduction This is a bit off topic, but it is something I frequently want to do! When I am producing a new post I usually end up with a number of images that...
Introduction This is a bit off topic, but it is something I frequently want to do! When I am producing a new post I usually end up with a number of images that I want to include. I normally create these in PowerPoint, and then save them as PNG images. This gives me a directory with a bunch of files called Slide1.png, Slide2.png, etc. I like to add a prefix to make it easier and cleaner and ensure there are no name clashes, but how to do this quickly and easily? Main Article...
Introduction This is a bit off topic, but it is something I frequently want to do! When I am producing a new post I usually end up with a number of images that I want to include. I normally create...
Introduction ADF 11.1.1.2 added a new Auto Suggest capability that allows you to provide automatic suggestions as a user types data in a field (just like Google...
Introduction ADF 11.1.1.2 added a new Auto Suggest capability that allows you to provide automatic suggestions as a user types data in a field (just like Google do). This post provides a quick demo of how to use this capability. You will need JDeveloper 11.1.1.2 (or later) to do this. Main Article First, we create a new application, by selecting New from the File menu. Select Fusion Web Application (ADF) as the template, and give your application a name. I called mine...
Introduction ADF 11.1.1.2 added a new Auto Suggest capability that allows you to provide automatic suggestions as a user types data in a field (just like Google do). This post provides a quick demo...
Introduction The web application found here is a great way to carry a portable reference library of ADF components along with you wherever you go. This is very...
Introduction The web application found here is a great way to carry a portable reference library of ADF components along with you wherever you go. This is very handy if you are working on the design of an ADF or WebCenter application, and you want to check the functionality of a component. Main Article All you need is JDeveloper. I used 11.1.1.2. It’s easy to set up: In JDeveloper, select Start Server Instance from the Run menu. This will start up your WebLogic Server....
Introduction The web application found here is a great way to carry a portable reference library of ADF components along with you wherever you go. This is very handy if you are working on the design...
Introduction In previous posts, we presented a simple WebLogic JMS client in Java here, and an updated one here. We also presented a simple C# JMS program...
Introduction In previous posts, we presented a simple WebLogic JMS client in Java here, and an updated one here. We also presented a simple C# JMS program here. In this post, we present a more or less equivalent C#/.Net implementation of the updated simple JMS client. Please refer to the referenced posts for details of how to set up the necessary queues, etc. on WebLogic, and how to build and use this code. Main Article Update: You can grab this code from our Subversion...
Introduction In previous posts, we presented a simple WebLogic JMS client in Java here, and an updated one here. We also presented a simple C# JMS program here. In this post, we present a more or...
Introduction A little while ago, we posted a simple JMS client for WebLogic here. That post demonstrated how to create a simple JMS client program that could...
Introduction A little while ago, we posted a simple JMS client for WebLogic here. That post demonstrated how to create a simple JMS client program that could send messages to a WebLogic JMS queue. It also showed how to set up the necessary definitions on the WebLogic Server in the first place, and how to see the details of the messages after they had been sent. In that post we mentioned that there are often times when we want to be able to send messages to a JMS queue. ...
Introduction A little while ago, we posted a simple JMS client for WebLogic here. That post demonstrated how to create a simple JMS client program that could send messages to a WebLogic JMS queue. ...
UPDATE: An update to this simple client is posted here. Introduction This post serves a tutorial on JMS client development and WebLogic JMS resource...
UPDATE: An update to this simple client is posted here. Introduction This post serves a tutorial on JMS client development and WebLogic JMS resource definitions. Main Article Quite often I find that I want to be able to send some JMS messages programmatically, so I decided to write a simple, reusable Java class to help with this need. In this example, I am using WebLogic Server 11g as my JMS server. Preparation First, I will set up a JMS Queue on my WebLogic Server. This is...
UPDATE: An update to this simple client is posted here. Introduction This post serves a tutorial on JMS client development and WebLogic JMS resource definitions. Main Article Quite often I find that I...
Introduction You can run JDeveloper on Mac OS X! Main Article A quick note to my fellow Mac OS X users who want to use JDeveloper 11g to do development and...
Introduction You can run JDeveloper on Mac OS X! Main Article A quick note to my fellow Mac OS X users who want to use JDeveloper 11g to do development and testing on Mac OS X. I found the newly released JDeveloper 11g (the one that came with the Fusion Middleware 11g release and added SOA and WebCenter development on top of Java EE, web services, ADF, etc.) had a strange issue when building. It would place its temporary files in /var/folders/ye and use some strange...
Introduction You can run JDeveloper on Mac OS X! Main Article A quick note to my fellow Mac OS X users who want to use JDeveloper 11g to do development and testing on Mac OS X. I found the...
