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Pure Client Side Event Exchange between ADF Taskflows and Rich Client Web Applications such as Oracle JET, Angular and React

Lucas Jellema February 23, 2018
Pure Client Side Event Exchange between ADF Taskflows and Rich Client Web Applications such as Oracle JET, Angular and React

For one of our current projects I have done some explorations into the combination of ADF (and WebCenter Portal in our specific case) with JET. Our customer has existing investments in WC Portal and many ADF Taskflows and is now switching to JET as a WebApp implementation technology – for […]

  • Oracle ADF

ADF Faces Client Side Event Bus – Use ServerListener to engage Server from Consuming Fragment for programmatic Partial Refresh

Lucas Jellema January 11, 2017
ADF Faces Client Side Event Bus – Use ServerListener to engage Server from Consuming Fragment for programmatic Partial Refresh

In a recent article (Client Side Event Bus in Rich ADF Web Applications – for easier, faster decoupled interaction across regions), I proposed an approach for a client side event bus in ADF Faces Web Applications – as light weight, straightforward, simple alternative to contextual events. The article demonstrated how […]

  • Oracle ADF

Client Side Event Bus in Rich ADF Web Applications – for easier, faster decoupled interaction across regions

Lucas Jellema January 11, 2017
Client Side Event Bus in Rich ADF Web Applications – for easier, faster decoupled interaction across regions

The challenge is well known: our ADF Faces Web application is composed of various taskflows that have been developed as stand alone, encapsulated units that can be used and reused in various contexts. These taskflows can have come from third parties, remote development teams, other applications are we may have […]

  • Frontend technology

Executing command line scripts from the Oracle Forms client – using WebUtil

Lucas Jellema December 23, 2016 1
Executing command line scripts from the Oracle Forms client – using WebUtil

Our challenge: we are building the new ERP system – a pure HTML5 browser based application in Oracle ADF. This application replaces the current Oracle Forms based application. For more than a year and a half – the users will have a hybrid situation on their hands: some of their […]

  • Oracle ADF

Force Text to UpperCase in RichInputText as the user is typing (make sure the cursor stays in one place)

Lucas Jellema June 30, 2016 2
Force Text to UpperCase in RichInputText as the user is typing (make sure the cursor stays in one place)

The challenge is simple: users of an ADF Faces web application are only allowed to enter uppercase characters into a field. We want to help them by turning any lowercase character they type into its uppercase equivalent – as they are typing. And we of course need to make sure […]

  • Oracle JET

Introducing: The Client Side Event Bus in Oracle JET for decoupled interactions across templates, view models and modules with Knockout Postbox

Lucas Jellema February 13, 2016 3
Introducing: The Client Side Event Bus in Oracle JET for decoupled interactions across templates, view models and modules with Knockout Postbox

Well organized exchange of client side events has been something of a holy grail for client side web development to me. I do not like these direct interactions between components that should not even know about each other. On the other hand – earlier this week I could not find […]

  • AMIS
  • Oracle ADF

ADF client-side architecture – Select All

Diana Veerman May 7, 2013 7
ADF client-side architecture – Select All

A little while ago I got a very nice challenge: play around with the ADF client-side framework. The customer had a table where users could multi-select via an extra column with checkboxes. Header of that column also contained a checkbox to select or deselect everything at once. For example: It […]

  • Oracle
  • Oracle ADF

ADF 11g – implementing conditionally required input fields – by playing client side hide and seek

Lucas Jellema December 17, 2009 7

The requirement I was dealing with today in ADF 11g Rich Client Components was the following: we have an input field that is required under certain conditions. Only when one of this cluster of fields has a value, is it required. Otherwise it is optional. The use case was that […]

  • IT
  • Oracle
  • Oracle ADF

ADF 11g – Extend and Override standard client side behavior by manipulating the Javascript prototype

Lucas Jellema December 8, 2009
ADF 11g – Extend and Override standard client side behavior by manipulating the Javascript prototype

This article describes a way to extend and override the standard behavior of ADF client side JavaScript libraries. In this particular case we needed to learn about the client side validation errors in order to feed our expertise manager: when the user submits the form, client side validations are performed […]

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