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• Debug More Effectively with the ADF Debugger

  A new article from the Oracle magazine

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• Migrate Woodstock Components to ADF Faces

  For woodstock users looking for a complete replacement

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• JDeveloper/ADF 11.1.1.3.0 Is Out

  - by didier.laurent

  A new version of JDeveloper is out: JDeveloper 11.1.1.3.0 (Build 5660) You can download it from OTN. New features and bugs fixed list is available [Here]

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• One more chance to get your JDeveloper/ADF session into OOW

  - by shay.shmeltzer

  Did you miss the deadline for submitting sessions to OOW/Oracle Develop? Did you submit a session that didn't get in? Here is one more chance to get a session in - the "suggest a session" process on Oracle Mix is now open to session submissions by users. Then there will be a voting period open to the public - and the most popular sessions will be added to the OOW/Oracle Develop schedule. This is probably your last chance to get a session in this year, and get a free speaker pass to the event. So don't miss it - share your knowledge. https://mix.oracle.com/oow10/proposals More info on the process here.

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• Demos - Integrating Oracle ADF with Oracle SOA Suite

  New online demos section

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• Using Exception Handler in an ADF Task Flow

  - by anmprs

  Problem Statement: Exception thrown in a task flow gets wrapped in an exception that gives an unintelligible error message to the user. Figure 1 Solution 1. Over-writing the error message with a user-friendly error message. Figure 2 Steps to code 1. Generating an exception: Write a method that throws an exception and drop it in the task flow.2. Adding an Exception Handler: Write a method (example below) to overwrite the Error in the bean or data control and drop the method in the task flow. Figure 3 This method is marked as the Exception Handler by Right-Click on method > Mark Activity> Exception Handler or by the button that is displayed in this screenshot Figure 4 The Final task flow should look like this. This will overwrite the exception with the error message in figure 2. Note: There is no need for a control flow between the two method calls (as shown below). Figure 5 Solution 2: Re-Routing the task flow to display an error page Figure 6 Steps to code 1. This is the same as step 1 of solution 1.2. Adding an Exception Handler: The Exception handler is not always a method; in this case it is implemented on a task flow return.  The task flow looks like this. Figure 7 In the figure below you will notice that the task flow return points to a control flow ‘error’ in the calling task flow. Figure 8 This control flow in turn goes to a view ‘error.jsff’ which contains the error message that one wishes to display.  This can be seen in the figure below. (‘withErrorHandling’ is a  call to the task flow in figure 7) Figure 9

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• Uploaded Four New ADF Examples

  - by Steve Muench

  I've uploaded four new examples for your learning pleasure:  162. Set Binding to Attr Value from Selected SelectBooleanRadio Button in Data-Driven Button Group 163. Binding SelectBooleanRadio to True/False Value in DB Row 164. Method Action Invoking Managed Bean Method Without Making Bean a DataControl 165. Using a Headless Taskflow to Perform Work in an Autononmous Transaction Enjoy.

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• New Course - ADF Desktop Integration

  Oracle University online course available now

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• ADF Region Interaction Patterns

  New document describing best practices for ineracting with regions

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• Oracle ADF Desktop Integration Localization

  A new technical paper

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• Mobile Development with Oracle ADF

  Learn about mobile application development with JDeveloper

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• Using Oracle ADF Faces Rich Client and the Active Data Service

  Build a Google Talk Web client with JDeveloper

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• ADF Faces Cheat Sheets

  Quick introduction to the JSF components

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• ADF How-To #4: Adding a View Criteria and a Search Panel

  - by Vik Kumar

  In this week's How-To we are explaining how to add a view criteria to VO and then use it to create a Search Panel via customization. The detailed steps can be found here . We have also prepared a video walking you through the steps, available via our Youtube Channel. For any questions or comments, please use the comments section below or visit our OTN forum. We are always looking for topic suggestions for additional How-Tos.

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• How to Develop with ADF Business Components for Multiple Databases

  New how-to document

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• PodCast - Oracle ADF Faces Rich Client

  A two part podcast discussing the new components

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• New Documentation Set for Oracle JDeveloper and ADF 11g

  Free developer guides for the new technology

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• ADF for Beehive Developers

  Mapping the UI and Controller technologies

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• JDeveloper News &ndash; Did You Know

  - by shay.shmeltzer

  There have been a few issues lately with access to blogs.oracle.com to write new messages – and as a result I’m a little behind on reporting the latest and greatest in JDeveloper. (I’m also unable to approve comments :-( ) But just in case you missed it here are a few note worthy things you should know: ADF Mobile Client went production – this is a solution that let you use ADF to develop on-device applications for mobile devices. You develop once and run on various devices (right now Blackberry and Windows Mobile with other platforms coming soon). For more information check out the ADF Mobile page on OTN. ADF Developer Certification goes production – you can now take the official test and get an official certification that you can include in your resume.Should be a must for any consultant looking to get ADF related gigs. Learn more about the ADF Certification Exam. ADF Vision Stencils Released – If you are looking for a quick way to draw prototypes of ADF screens you probably can’t get any faster and more accurate results than this. This is a set of Vision components that you can drag over and design a page visually. You can also set properties for components and do other advance things. You do need a license for Visio to use this, but the ADF stencils are free. We’ve been using these internally at Oracle for some time now and we thought the ADF community would enjoy these too. Download the ADF Visio Stencils here (and watch a youtube demo of how they work).

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• Testing Your Oracle ADF Faces Application with Selenium

  New technical article

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• New ADF Desktop Integration Page

  All the resources for office integration in one place

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• ADF Faces Rich Client Layout Best Practices

  A collection of tips

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• Building Oracle ADF Applications with Ant and JUnit

  New articles in the development essentials series

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• Building Customizable Oracle ADF Applications with Oracle MDS

  New in-depth technical paper

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• Deploying ADF Applications to an Oracle WebLogic Server

  Connecting JDeveloper and Oracle WebLogic Server

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