Imagine you have two bounded task flows, which I will call A and B for simplicity. A and B should be called serially by the calling task flow. Let’s take the case where the unbounded task flow (U) initiates the call. U should call A and B serially without requiring two user actions. How do […]
Completed upgrading my WordPress instance to 2.5 just now. Quite easy and worry-less. Thanks to the WP guys. On another note, I am running a multi-blog setup with multiple root domains with a single WordPress instance.
For this project I’ve been working on, I had to inject some additional processing into a web service proxy call. Aspects came to the rescue here. Initially I decided that the best way would be to go ahead and use AspectJ to build the aspects that were needed. There is this neat AspectJ plugin that […]
Currently, I am building a UI based on ADF 11 for a SOA Suite 10.1.3 BPEL Worklist. What should have been quite straight-forward has taken up quite a lot of time. The main issues are related to class-loading and multiple versions of a class in different libraries. The libraries have to be in a particular […]
ADF Task Flows is a new feature that will ship with ADF 11g. In simple terms, it is a tool to encapsulate page flow/navigation. It is much more than that in reality. A set of screens grouped into a Task Flow can be reused from wherever the application requires the same business function. A task […]
ADF RC supports drag and drop features. I decided to try this feature on a shopping cart screen that I was working on. Well, actually it is the Store Front shopping cart demo screen that I am replicating on my own.The screen contains table of items available on sale – including an image of the […]
Page Templates allow you to create a uniform look and feel across the application. ADF RC ships with a built-in three column layout that uses good uses of resize-able and hide-able panel splitters. You can create a page template from the New Gallery. The template’s layout is defined with the af:pageTemplateDef element.Define the facet’s that […]
I guess the table component is the most ubiquitous of all web components. Every application would have some need or the other for a table of data. It was quite natural therefore that I decided to play with the “rich” table in ADF RC. Perhaps you have already read about the cool features that comes […]
Oracle’s technical preview of JDeveloper 11g has been out for sometime now. Having been using ADF, the first thing to do was to check out the new ADF Rich Client (RC) components. They are almost the same uber-cool Faces components but now with the “rich” experience. Ofcourse, you can choose to stick to the Trinidad […]