Oracle ADF is a complete end to end application framework that builds on Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) standards and open-source technologies. Using this you can implement enterprise solutions that search, display, create, update and validate data using web, wireless, desktop, or web services interfaces. Oracle JDeveloper 11g and Oracle ADF both will give you an environment that covers the full development lifecycle from design to deployment, with drag and drop data binding, visual user interface design and team development features built in.
Introduction
♦ Java Basics
♦ Classes and Objects
♦ Java Concepts in ADF
Introduction
♦ What is the Framework?
♦ Oracle Fusion Middleware
♦ Introduction to ADF and JDeveloper
♦ MVC Architecture
Exploring JDeveloper
♦ Basic Features
♦ Installation Overview
♦ Building first application in JDeveloper
Database Schema
♦ Creating Database
♦ Online-offline Database
♦ Database connectivity in JDeveloper
ADF Business Components
♦ BC Categories
♦ Advantages of ADF BC
♦ Creating BC in JDeveloper
Entity Objects and Association
♦ What is Entity Object?
♦ Creating Entity Objects
♦ Associations
♦ Modify EO
View Objects, Links and Accessors
♦ What is a View Object?
♦ Creating View Objects
♦ View Links
♦ View Accessors
♦ View Criteria
♦ Creating List of Values
Application Module and Validations
♦ Introduction
♦ Creating an Application module
♦ Service Methods
♦ Business Validations
♦ Validation Life Cycle
♦ Creating validation Rule Class
♦ Groovy Methods and Support
User Interface Technologies
♦ Introduction
♦ Available Technologies
♦ ADF Faces
♦ Java Server Faces
ADF Data Bindings
♦ Data Model
♦ Data Bindings
♦ Exposing BC as Data Controls
♦ Binding Components to Data
ADF Task Flows
♦ Features and characteristics
♦ Creating a Task Flow
♦ Using Task Flow Components
♦ Method Call
♦ Creating Managed Beans
ADF Layout Basics
♦ Faces Rich Client Components
♦ Oracle Facets
♦ ADF Faces Components
♦ ADF Faces Layout Components
♦ ADF Faces Skins
♦ Enabling PPR
Ensuring Reusability
♦ Pros and Cons of Reusability
♦ Reusing Components
♦ Designing for Reuse
♦ Creating Oracle ADF Library
♦ What Fits your Requirements
Implementing Page Navigation
♦ Oracle ADF Faces Navigation Components
♦ Performing Navigation
♦ Defining Access Keys
♦ Using Train Components
Handling Application Events
♦ JSF Page Life Cycle
♦ Oracle ADF Lifecycle Phases
♦ Creating Action Methods
♦ Value Change Events
Managing and Validating Data
♦ Holding Values in Data Model
♦ Holding Values in Managed Beans
♦ Passing Values between Pages
♦ Validation Event Points
♦ Oracle ADF Binding Validation
♦ Oracle ADF Faces Validation
Transaction Management
♦ Handling Transactions with Oracle ADF BC
♦ Transaction in Oracle ADF Task Flow
♦ Specifying Task Flow Transaction Start Options
Troubleshooting Oracle ADF Applications
♦ Logging and Diagnostics
♦ Java Logging
♦ Oracle ADF Logging
♦ ADF Declarative Debugger
♦ UI Troubleshooting Tools
Deploying Oracle ADF Applications (WebLogic)
♦ Creating a WAR Profile
♦ Creating an EAR Profile
♦ Testing the Server Connectivity
♦ Deploying the Application.
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