Introduction As of JDeveloper 11.1.2.x, you can use Facelets to build your web pages. Facelets is recommended over JSP pages as it is the JSF-native view...
Introduction As of JDeveloper 11.1.2.x, you can use Facelets to build your web pages. Facelets is recommended over JSP pages as it is the JSF-native view technology. However, when migration your existing .jspx pages to facelets, you might run into some unexpected behavior when you are using the af:setPropertyListener or af:setActionListener tags. Main Article A few days ago I ran into this strange issue where I was setting a managed bean property using the setPropertyListener...
Introduction As of JDeveloper 11.1.2.x, you can use Facelets to build your web pages. Facelets is recommended over JSP pages as it is the JSF-native view technology. However, when migration...
Introduction The purpose of this technical paper is to document how to split Fusion Applications domains to multiple machines when originally provisioned in a...
Introduction The purpose of this technical paper is to document how to split Fusion Applications domains to multiple machines when originally provisioned in a single machine. This is different than scaling out or scaling up a Fusion Applications environment. This is also not to be confused with moving Fusion Applications from one environment to another. Initially you begin with a single server running one or more of the Fusion Applications product families. As your business...
Introduction The purpose of this technical paper is to document how to split Fusion Applications domains to multiple machines when originally provisioned in a single machine. This is different...
Introduction The ADF Faces af:panelSplitter is a component with client-side behavior, when you expand or collapse the splitter in the browser, no request is...
Introduction The ADF Faces af:panelSplitter is a component with client-side behavior, when you expand or collapse the splitter in the browser, no request is sent to the server. This imposes some challenges when you want to change the splitter state in Java code at the server-side as explained in this article. Main Article Last week a customer asked me for help to implement a scenario where the search area part, displayed in the top part of an af:panelSplitter should be...
Introduction The ADF Faces af:panelSplitter is a component with client-side behavior, when you expand or collapse the splitter in the browser, no request is sent to the server. This imposes...
Introduction When using the sort icon in an ADF Faces table, the sorting will be performed using the column value. In cases where you use a UI widget that does...
Introduction When using the sort icon in an ADF Faces table, the sorting will be performed using the column value. In cases where you use a UI widget that does not display the column value but a different display value like in a drop-down list, this sorting might appear to be wrong. This article describes a technique to fix this sorting issue. Main Article If you use a model-based LOV and you use display type "choice", then ADF nicely displays the display value, even if the...
Introduction When using the sort icon in an ADF Faces table, the sorting will be performed using the column value. In cases where you use a UI widget that does not display the column value but...
Introduction A successful fusion application installation relies on adherence to the guidelines specified in the Installation Guide, the Enterprise Deployment...
Introduction A successful fusion application installation relies on adherence to the guidelines specified in the Installation Guide, the Enterprise Deployment Guide, and the current Release Notes for the release being installed. These documents outline the operating parameters of the environment, under which the fusion application installer would run optimally. However, differing hardware combinations, including IO and CPU speed can perturb the system sufficiently, resulting...
Introduction A successful fusion application installation relies on adherence to the guidelines specified in the Installation Guide, the Enterprise Deployment Guide, and the current Release Notes...
