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ADF Faces: How-to define a default device for the ADF Faces Telnet Renderer
By frank.nimphius | July 4, 2007
If you worked with the ADF Faces Telnet renderer then the following screen looks familiar to you
This screen shows first when running a Telnet application using the embedded telnet server in OC4J. To suppress this screen, edit the appConfig.xml file located in the \jdeveloper_1013\jdev\system\oracle.j2ee.10.1.3.
Edit the
<deviceIPAddress>
<ipAddress ip=”regexp(133\.22\.*)” device=”Symbol PDT 1″/>
<ipAddress ip=”regexp(133\.23\.*)” device=”Symbol PDT 2″/>
<ipAddress ip=”regexp(133\.24\.*)” device=”Symbol VRC”/>
</deviceIPAddress>
section and add your IP address or a regular expression for allowed client to use a specific device.
E.g. for my localhost client
<deviceIPAddress>
<ipAddress ip=”regexp(127.0.0.1)” device=”Symbol PDT 1″/>
<ipAddress ip=”regexp(133\.22\.*)” device=”Symbol PDT 1″/>
<ipAddress ip=”regexp(133\.23\.*)” device=”Symbol PDT 2″/>
<ipAddress ip=”regexp(133\.24\.*)” device=”Symbol VRC”/>
</deviceIPAddress>
This brings the application up directly with the first screen
If you are interested in deploying and running telnet applications on OC4J, a good paper about configuring the Telnet Server is available here.
Frank
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