Oracle JDeveloper 11g Handbook: A Guide to Fusion Web Development

by Duncan Mills, Peter Koletzke, Avrom Roy-Faderman

Overview

Written by the most knowledgeable Oracle JDeveloper author team in the world

This Oracle Press guide shows how to build Web applications using the Fusion Middleware development tool, Oracle JDeveloper. The book discusses the latest technologies and explains how to develop code using multiple techniques.

Oracle JDeveloper 11g Handbook: A Guide to Fusion Web Development covers the Oracle Application Development Framework and JavaServer Faces. Hands-on practice examples walk you through the creation of a complete sample application that employs highly-interactive user interface components and declarative development methods. You will learn the techniques required to implement Fusion-oriented software solutions in JDeveloper.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780071602396
Publisher:	McGraw Hill LLC
Publication date:	10/06/2009
Series:	Oracle Press
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	912
File size:	22 MB
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About the Author

Duncan Mills is the director of product management for Oracle JDeveloper.

Peter Koletzke, Oracle Certified Master, is a technical director and principal instructor for the Enterprise e-Commerce Solutions practice at Quovera.

Avrom Roy-Faderman, Ph.D., is a senior J2EE developer and senior instructor for the Enterprise e-Commerce Solutions practice at Quovera.

Table of Contents

Part I: Overviews;Chapter 1. Overview of Fusion Development and ADF; Chapter 2. Introduction to the JDeveloper Integrated Development Environment;Chapter 3. JDeveloper Tools;Chapter 4. Technology Background;Part II: ADF Business Components;Chapter 5. Introducing ADF Business Components;Chapter 6. Specifying Business Domain;Chapter 7. Assembling a Data Model;Chapter 8. Providing Custom Data Services;Part III: ADF View and Controller;Chapter 9. JavaServer Faces Basics;Chapter 10. Your First JSF;Chapter 11. The ADF Controller and Task Flows;Chapter 12. ADF Faces Rich Client;Part IV: ADF Model;Chapter 13. ADF Model Basics;Chapter 14. ADF Advanced Bindings;Chapter 15. ADF Bindings: Iterators, Executables, and Codes; Part V: Developing the Sample Application;Chapter 16. Application Design Principles and Sample Application Overview;Chapter 17. Sample Application: UI Patterns and Templates;Chapter 18. Sample Application: Search Page and Department Hierarchy Page;Chapter 19. Sample Application: Edit Page;Chapter 20. Sample Application: The Image LOV Dialog;Chapter 21. Sample Application: Security;Chapter 22. Sample Application: Deployment;Index