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How-to declaratively launch a lightweight popup in a UI Shell
By frank.nimphius | November 17, 2009
UI Shell is a layout pattern in which ADF bounded task flows are used within ADF dynamic regions to create desktop like user layouts that operate in a single document window. Bounded task flows that are displayed in ADF regions use ADF Faces page fragments (jsff) to display the UI content.
In a blog article, David Giammona from the Oracle controller development team, described a pattern to use when a bounded task flow needs to be displayed in a popup dialog. The ADF region popup pattern described by David Giammona is still a valid pattern to use, but as a code centric approach appears to be less productive than a declarative approach.
In Oracle JDeveloper 11g R1 Patch Set 1, the ADF controller team implemented a declarative approach for creating lightweight dialogs that can run bounded task flows in a lightweight dialog. This blog article provides you with the implementation details to implement this new declarative pattern.
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