Hi all, In my previous post ADF Namings Conventions – Part II I have focused my attention on: Model & View Controller Project Today I will focus on: Task Flows Templates JSF, JSFF, JSPX JAVA Events JAR, WAR, EAR files In this section we will provide the namings related with task flows. Task Flow Namings […]
Hi all, In my previous post ADF Namings Conventions – Part I I have focused my attention on: Application & Project Namings Packages Namings Business Components Namings Today I will start to talk about Model & View Controller Project namings. For new ADF applications we are requested to set the names for Model and ViewController projects. In […]
Hi all, Today I’m focusing my attention to ADF naming conventions. Beside this post I will write two more in order to cover as much as possible all areas of this subject. In the last post I will provide a PDF with all information covered in these series of posts. During ADF applications development we may encounter many […]
Hi all, In my previous post about WebCenter Content User Interface I have written an overview about the available features of this new UI as well as how to start customizing it, and my experience and important milestones regarding installation. You can find my previous post here. Today I’m going a little further and focus […]
Hi all, Welcome to a new Red Mavericks article. Today I’m writing about WebCenter Content User Interface. I will provide an overview over this renovated interface, some considerations regarding my installation experience process and what we can customize. This article refers to Webcenter Content 11.1.1.9. We already have Webcenter’s 12c version, but the 11g is still […]
In ADF applications as any web application you can make use of QueryString parameters to perform custom actions inside of your application. But what happens to your QueryString parameters when the current session expires? In ADF they are lost between sessions. So, how can we reinject the QueryStrings parameters in the new session? You have […]
Hi all, In my previous post ADF Application Event Listeners – Part I I have focused in some of the ADF applications event listeners that we can listen and how to do it. In this post I will show you some examples of data that you can get from those event listeners and in some […]
Hi all and welcome to a new series on Red Mavericks! This one is technical, focused on Oracle Application Development Framework, or ADF, so… sorry to our Business Analyst readers. There’s a new article coming out to new next week about Advanced Web Form creation… stay tuned. Anyway, today’s article is written by a new […]