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Oracle Fusion Middleware Fusion Developer's Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework
PrefaceIntroduction to Building Fusion Web Applications with Oracle ADFOracle ADF ArchitectureOverview of Building an Application with Oracle ADFWorking Productively in TeamsIntroduction to the ADF Sample ApplicationSetting Up the Fusion Order Demo ApplicationRunning the Fusion Order Demo Standalone ApplicationsTaking a Look at the Fusion Order Demo ApplicationGetting Started with ADF Business ComponentsAbout ADF Business ComponentsComparison to Familiar 4GL ToolsOverview of Design Time FacilitiesOverview of the Oracle ADF Active Data ModelOverview of the ADF Business Components ImplementationOverview of Groovy Scripting Language SupportCreating a Business Domain Layer Using Entity ObjectsAbout Entity ObjectsCreating Entity Objects and AssociationsCreating and Configuring AssociationsCreating an Entity Diagram for Your Business LayerDefining Property SetsDefining Attribute Control Hints for Entity ObjectsWorking with Resource BundlesDefining Business Logic GroupsConfiguring Runtime Behavior DeclarativelySetting Attribute PropertiesAdding Transient and Calculated Attributes to an Entity ObjectCreating Business EventsGenerating Custom Java Classes for an Entity ObjectWorking Programmatically with Entity Objects and AssociationsCreating Custom, Validated Data Types Using DomainsCreating New History TypesBasing an Entity Object on a PL/SQL Package APIBasing an Entity Object on a Join View or Remote DBLinkUsing Inheritance in Your Business Domain LayerDefining SQL Queries Using View ObjectsAbout View ObjectsPopulating View Object Rows from a Single Database TablePopulating View Object Rows with Static DataLimiting View Object Rows Using Effective Date RangesWorking with Multiple Tables in Join Query ResultsWorking with Multiple Tables in a Master-Detail HierarchyWorking with a Single Table in a Recursive Master-Detail HierarchyWorking with View Objects in Declarative SQL ModeWorking with View Objects in Expert ModeWorking with Bind VariablesWorking with Named View CriteriaWorking with List of Values (LOV) in View Object AttributesDefining UI Hints for View ObjectsAdding Calculated and Transient Attributes to a View ObjectTesting View Instance QueriesAbout View Instance QueriesCreating an Application Module to Test View InstancesTesting View Object Instances Using the Oracle ADF Model TesterTesting View Object Instances ProgrammaticallyDefining Validation and Business Rules DeclarativelyAbout Declarative ValidationUnderstanding the Validation CycleAdding Validation Rules to Entity Objects and AttributesUsing the Built-in Declarative Validation RulesUsing Groovy Expressions For Validation and Business RulesTriggering Validation ExecutionCreating Validation Error MessagesImplementing Validation and Business Rules ProgrammaticallyAbout Programmatic Business RulesUsing Method ValidatorsAssigning Programmatically Derived Attribute ValuesUndoing Pending Changes to an Entity Using the Refresh MethodUsing View Objects for ValidationAccessing Related Entity Rows Using Association AccessorsStoring Information About the Current User SessionImplementing Custom Validation RulesImplementing Business Services with Application ModulesAbout Application ModulesCreating and Modifying an Application ModuleConfiguring Your Application Module Database ConnectionDefining Nested Application ModulesCreating an Application Module Diagram for Your Business ServiceSupporting Multipage Units of WorkCustomizing an Application Module with Service MethodsCustomizing Application Module Message StringsPublishing Custom Service Methods to UI ClientsWorking Programmatically with an Application Module's Client InterfaceOverriding Built-in Framework MethodsCalling a Web Service from an Application ModuleSharing Application Module View InstancesAbout Shared Application ModulesSharing an Application Module InstanceDefining a Base View Object for Use with Lookup TablesAccessing View Instances of the Shared ServiceTesting View Object Instances in a Shared Application ModuleIntegrating Service-Enabled Application ModulesAbout Service-Enabled Application ModulesPublishing Service-Enabled Application ModulesAccessing Remote Data Over the Service-Enabled Application ModuleExtending Business Components FunctionalityAbout Extending Business Components FunctionalityGlobally Extending ADF Business Components FunctionalityCreating a Layer of Framework ExtensionsCustomizing Framework Behavior with Extension ClassesInvoking Stored Procedures and FunctionsCustomizing Business Components Error MessagesCreating Extended Components Using InheritanceSubstituting Extended Components in a Delivered ApplicationUsing ADF Model in a Fusion Web ApplicationExposing Application Modules with Oracle ADF Data ControlsUsing the Data Controls PanelWorking with the DataBindings.cpx FileConfiguring the ADF Binding FilterWorking with Page Definition FilesCreating ADF Data Binding EL ExpressionsUsing Simple UI First DevelopmentExposing Web Services Using the ADF Model LayerAbout Web Services in Fusion Web ApplicationsCreating Web Service Data ControlsCreating a New Web Service ConnectionSecuring Web Service Data ControlsExposing URL Services Using the ADF Model LayerAbout Using ADF Model with URL ServicesExposing URL Services with ADF Data ControlsUsing Validation in the ADF Model LayerDesigning a Page Using Placeholder Data ControlsAbout Placeholder Data ControlsCreating Placeholder Data ControlsCreating Placeholder Data TypesUsing Placeholder Data ControlsGetting Started with ADF Task FlowsWorking with Task Flow ActivitiesAbout Task Flow ActivitiesUsing View ActivitiesUsing URL View ActivitiesUsing Router ActivitiesUsing Method Call ActivitiesUsing Task Flow Call ActivitiesUsing Task Flow Activities with Page Definition FilesUsing Parameters in Task FlowsUsing Task Flows as RegionsAbout Using Task Flows in ADF RegionsCreating an ADF RegionSpecifying Parameters for an ADF RegionSpecifying Parameters for ADF Regions Using Parameter MapsRefreshing an ADF RegionConfiguring Activation of an ADF RegionNavigating Outside an ADF Region's Task FlowCreating ADF Dynamic RegionsAdding Additional Task Flows to an ADF Dynamic RegionConfiguring a Page To Render an Unknown Number of RegionsCreating Complex Task FlowsAbout Creating Complex Task FlowsSharing Data Controls Between Task FlowsManaging Transactions in Task FlowsReentering Bounded Task FlowsHandling Exceptions in Task FlowsConfiguring Your Application to Use Save PointsUsing Save Points in Task FlowsUsing Train Components in Bounded Task FlowsCreating Task Flow TemplatesCreating a Page Hierarchy Using Task FlowsUsing Dialogs in Your ApplicationAbout Using Dialogs in Your ApplicationRunning a Bounded Task Flow in a Modal DialogUsing the ADF Faces Dialog FrameworkGetting Started with Your Web InterfaceUnderstanding the Fusion Page LifecycleCreating a Basic Databound PageAbout Creating a Basic Databound PageUsing Attributes to Create Text FieldsCreating a Basic FormIncorporating Range Navigation into FormsCreating a Form to Edit an Existing RecordCreating an Input FormUsing a Dynamic Form to Determine Data to Display at RuntimeModifying the UI Components and Bindings on a FormCreating ADF Databound TablesCommand Components to Invoke Functionality in the View LayerDisplaying Master-Detail DataCreating Databound Selection Lists and ShuttlesAbout Selection Lists and ShuttlesCreating List of Values (LOV) ComponentsCreating a Selection ListCreating ADF Databound Search FormsAbout Creating Search FormsCreating Query Search FormsSetting Up Search Form PropertiesCreating Quick Query Search FormsCreating Standalone Filtered Search Tables from Named View CriteriaUsing More Complex Databound ADF Faces ComponentsCreating Databound ADF Data Visualization ComponentsAbout ADF Data Visualization ComponentsCreating Databound GraphsCreating Databound GaugesCreating Databound Pivot TablesCreating Databound Geographic MapsCreating Databound Thematic MapsCreating Databound Gantt ChartsCreating Databound Hierarchy ViewersUsing Contextual EventsEnabling ADF Security in a Fusion Web ApplicationAbout ADF SecurityEnabling ADF SecurityCreating Application RolesDefining ADF Security PoliciesCreating Test UsersCreating a Login PageTesting Security in JDeveloperPreparing the Secure Application for DeploymentDisabling ADF SecurityAdvanced Topics and Best PracticesTesting and Debugging ADF ComponentsUsing the ADF LoggerUsing the Oracle ADF Model Tester for Testing and DebuggingUsing the ADF Declarative DebuggerSetting ADF Declarative BreakpointsSetting Java Code BreakpointsRegression Testing with JUnitRefactoring a Fusion Web ApplicationAbout Refactoring a Fusion Web ApplicationReusing Application ComponentsAbout Reusable ComponentsCommon Functionality of Reusable ADF ComponentsPackaging a Reusable ADF Component into an ADF LibraryAdding ADF Library Components into ProjectsRemoving an ADF Library JAR from a ProjectCustomizing Applications with MDSAbout Customization and MDSDeveloping a Customizable ApplicationCustomizing an ApplicationExtended Metadata PropertiesAllowing User Customizations at RuntimeDeploying Fusion Web ApplicationsAbout Deploying Fusion Web ApplicationsRunning an ADF Application in Integrated WebLogic ServerPreparing the ApplicationDeploying the ApplicationPostdeployment ConfigurationAdvanced View Object TechniquesAdvanced View Object Concepts and FeaturesTuning Your View Objects for Best PerformanceGenerating Custom Java Classes for a View ObjectWorking Programmatically with Multiple Named View CriteriaPerforming In-Memory Sorting and Filtering of Row SetsUsing View Objects to Work with Multiple Row TypesReading and Writing XMLUsing Programmatic View Objects for Alternative Data SourcesCreating a View Object with Multiple Updatable EntitiesApplication State ManagementUnderstanding Why State Management is NecessaryIntroduction to Fusion Web Application State ManagementSetting the Application Module Release Level at RuntimeWhat Model State Is Saved and When It Is Cleaned UpTiming Out the HttpSessionManaging Custom User-Specific InformationManaging the State of View ObjectsUsing State Management for Middle-Tier SavepointsTesting to Ensure Your Application Module is Activation-SafeKeeping Pending Changes in the Middle TierTuning Application Module Pools and Connection PoolsAbout Application Module PoolingSetting Pool Configuration ParametersInitializing Database State and Pooling ConsiderationsUsing the Active Data ServiceAbout the Active Data ServiceConfiguring the Active Data ServiceConfiguring Components to Use the Active Data ServiceUsing the Active Data ProxyOracle ADF XML FilesMost Commonly Used ADF Business Components MethodsADF Equivalents of Common Oracle Forms TriggersPerforming Common Oracle Forms Tasks in Oracle ADFPerforming Tasks Related to DataPerforming Tasks Related to the User InterfaceData Controls in Fusion Web ApplicationsDeploying ADF Applications to GlassFishAbout Deploying ADF Applications to GlassFish ServerRunning an ADF Application in Integrated WebLogic ServerPreparing the ApplicationDeploying the Application
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