JavaOne 2008 day 1: it’s begun!
Today JavaOne 2008 ofiicially started. About 15,000 Java minded people showed up at Moscone Center in San Francisco. On our way there, my colleague Lucas remarked “Java One at …
Category: Java
JavaOne 2008 – Don’t be shy – General Session and offical kick off of 75 hours of …
At this moment we are sitting in the Moscone Center South in the general session offically opening JavaOne 2008. The room is very much packed and the T-shirt plus …
JavaOne 2008 – CommunityOne Highlights: Grails, jMaki, EclipseLink, OpenSocial and OpenSSO
The first action packed day is over. I have written on some of the most interesting topics I attended sessions on yesterday. For details on: OpenSSO, see https://technology.amis.nl/blog/?p=3129 OpenSocial …
JavaOne 2008 – Making your website social – on OpenSocial API and project SocialSite
The Web is better when it is social – is the tagline for the OpenSocial (API) initiative. This initiative, from Google and many partners in the Social Networking arena …
JavaOne 2008 day -1: GlassFish un-conference
On Sunday, May 4 about 50 GlassFish users and developers got together to have some informal sessions about several GlassFish related topics. In the past weeks, anyone planning to …
JavaOne 2008: OpenSSO – creating federated relationships for secure SaaS, Social Networking and Web 2.0
Near the end of CommunityOne, I am currently attending a session on OpenSSO by a lively team of presenterts from Sun. The objective of OpenSSO is to provide a …
JavaOne 2008 kicks off with CommunityOne
The wait is over. The biggest Java show on earth is underway. Well, it is a big event, but it is not just a Java show. This first day …
Integrating BPEL and BAM in Oracle 11g SOA Suite
Following hot on the heels of a previous article on BAM – Business Activity Monitoring in Oracle 11g SOA Suite – this article will discuss how to integrate BPEL …
Business Activity Monitoring in Oracle 11g SOA Suite
One of the main features that has become available with the JDeveloper 11g Technology Preview 4 that was released a few days back, is the BAM component. BAM stands …
JDeveloper 11g Technology Preview 4 available – (JIT for JavaOne)
The Oracle Technology Network just published the fourth Technology Preview for JDeveloper 11g. In the nick of time to demonstrate and announce for JavaOne 2008, that starts in a …
The Golden Hammer – Dutch Oracle User Group Session on JDeveloper 11g Technology Preview 3
April 24, 2008
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, SOA
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Last Thursday, I did a presentation during the Dutch Oracle User Group event on JDeveloper 11g TP3. I sort of made fun of ourselves: the title of the event …
Did we spoil the end user? Building Customization and Personalization into JSF applications (NLJUG-JSpring)
April 18, 2008
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, Web HTML5 CSS3
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The other day I did a presentation during the Dutch Java User Group conference (NLJUG) in Bussum. In a way this was a trial run for the presentation with …
Wicket – It can do Ajax without writing any line of Javascript!
Wicket is around for a while, but lately it is getting more and more attention. A few years ago I attended a presentation about Wicket. It looked like a …
Oracle 11g SOA Suite – The Event Delivery Network – part 2- Subscribing to and Consuming Business Events
Events are an important element of SOA infrastructures. Events carry information between SCA Components – without direct dependencies or interaction between these components. Events are published by components in …
Using SoapUI on Apache ODE to test your BPEL processes more quickly
On the SOA-training I’m following we’re using the Oracle SOA Suite, a very nice product, but the time needed between saving changes and deploying the process takes way too …
Oracle 11g SOA Suite – The Event Delivery Network – Publishing Business Events
In a previous post – Oracle 11g SOA Suite – Straightforward Mediator example (employees from file to database) – I demonstrated how we can quickly implemented a Service Composite …
Oracle 11g SOA Suite – Straightforward Mediator example (employees from file to database)
It’s SCA based, it has the Event Driven Network (EDN), a much better integration between the components, an AJAX powered console and a better design time. It’s the all …
Oracle announces XQuilla / XQilla XQuery engine available under the open source Apache 2.0 license
In the year that XML celebrates his 10th anniversary, Oracle announces to make the XQuilla XQuery engine available under the open source Apache 2.0 license. Via official sources, the …
URL based Navigation into a JSF application – on PhaseListener and ViewHandler
March 16, 2008
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Web HTML5 CSS3
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Although most navigation takes place within the Java Server Faces application we are currently developing, some is from the outside. From an existing web application that handles the workflow …
Using default search values on the JHeadstart advanced search
When building ADF applications using JHeadstart, one can benefit from the pretty advanced search facilities provided by JHeadstart, both through its runtime framework and as generated by the JHeadstart …
How to maintain entity validation (JboException) and ORA-20xxx messages in a central resource bundle in your ADF application that uses JHeadstart
As you can imagine, with many validators on many entity objects you will end up with equally many generated message bundles. When you start localizing the error messages, that …
Should we use JHeadstart for our ADF Project? It is NOT a black or white decision!
One of things we do at AMIS is develop sometimes fairly complex applications built on the Oracle ADF technology stack. On several occasions, we have been working closely together …
Fear for renaming (refactoring) ADF BC objects in JDeveloper 10.1.3.3 is not unfounded
Growing insight during development of a project often results in a wish to rename a BC object (entity object, view object, association, view object attribute, alias, usage, etc.) in …
Using database tables for authentication in ADF applications
This article describes how to make a login feature for your application, which uses database tables for authentication and authorization.
Decorating the render result of 3rd party JSF components by injecting a custom ResponseWriter
February 7, 2008
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Web HTML5 CSS3
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Today I crossed some boundaries with my personal understanding of Java Server Faces. I have gone where I had not gone before. We were facing the following situation: our …
SOA Training Program – Getting started with BPEL
Two weeks ago, during the first session of our 3-month SOA Training program, we worked very hard on XML (and XSD, XPath and XSLT). Today, this starts to pay …
ADF: making an operation (binding) available in every Page Definition (Binding Container)
Our challenge: from every one of our 100+ pages we would like to be able to invoke a specific operation on the ApplicationModules Client Interface. Ideally, we should create …
AMIS Query on Oracle Coherence
Of all the new and exciting stuff I have seen at Oracle OpenWorld this year, two new technologies (at least to me) stand out. The first is CEP (Complex …
How to write a good incident description/file a clear bug report
Issues are an important way of organizing tasks around both development and maintenance of the application as well as for collecting collective knowledge about the application and the use …
Oracle buys BEA, Sun buys MySQL – it must be the post Christmas shopping season…
It was serious business yesterday. Within 10 minutes I received word of the Oracle BEA acquisition and the Sun MySQL take over. That was a lot to take in …
Scribble on a Pull-turns-push architecture based on http – registering web applications as event listeners
Today in the car I had some thoughts on applications working together, across the boundaries of technology and organizations. I tried to find an easy, cheap way for for …
ADF 11g Rich Faces: using clientTriggers and JavaScript API to implement client side logic in ADF Faces pages (Client Side programming in ADF Faces Rich Client Components Part 3)
January 5, 2008
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Web HTML5 CSS3
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As described in earlier postings in this series, the ADF Faces 11g RichFaces library has several facilities for client side logic to complement the already pretty rich client functionality. …
ADF 11g Rich Faces: focus on field after button press or PPR – Including JavaScript in PPR response and ClientListeners (Client Side programming in ADF Faces Rich Client Components Part 2)
January 4, 2008
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, Web HTML5 CSS3
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In this second part of a series on ADF 11g Rich Faces Client Programming, I will talk about the option to include JavaScript in a PPR response, to execute …
Client Side programming in ADF Faces Rich Client Components
January 3, 2008
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Web HTML5 CSS3
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Really cool, Web 2.0, AJAX powered JSF applications are inconceivable without substantial use of JavaScript. Whether or not the Java developers like it, it is a fact of life. …
Accessing Google Calendar from Oracle ADF Application – Displaying Events in Gantt Chart
January 1, 2008
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, Web HTML5 CSS3
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Google Calendar (http://www.google.com/calendar) is one of the many services offered by Google. It allows users to manage a personal or shared agenda on line, from the comfort of their …
APEX and/or ADF – demonstrating two similar yet different applications – part 3 – the implementation in ADF
December 24, 2007
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, Tools, Web HTML5 CSS3
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In a previous article, I showed two versions of more or less the same application. One created in APEX by Dimitri Gielis, the other built using ADF and JHeadstart …
APEX and/or ADF – demonstrating two similar yet different applications – part 2
December 24, 2007
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, PL/SQL, Web HTML5 CSS3
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Showing both APEX and ADF and giving the audience some inkling as to there similarities and their differences – what is the best way of doing that? Well, one …
The Christmas Present has arrived: the Oracle 11g Fusion Middleware technology preview
December 23, 2007
IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, SOA
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It was promised at Oracle Open World by Thomas Kurian, just over a month ago. And now Oracle delivers on that promise: the Fusion Middleware 11g Technology Preview at …
APEX and/or ADF – demonstrating two similar yet different applications
December 23, 2007
Database, IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, PL/SQL
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Last Monday, we organized an AMIS Query on APEX and ADF. Dimitri Gielis, APEX specialist, joined us and presented his ideas on APEX. I took on the role as …
Using a rich editor in ADF applications
December 14, 2007
AMIS, IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Web/Java
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About a year ago Frank Nimphius wrote this weblog article about using a rich text editor called openWYSIWYG in ADF applications. Recently we encountered the need for such an …