JDeveloper
ADF Code Corner : How-to Edit Bounded Task Flows in a new Browser Tab (Tab Browsing)
Thursday, February 25th, 2010Just finished a new blog article about launching a bounded task flow in a new browser tab. This article addresses the popular tab browsing feature in browsers, showing how – assuming the business use case requires it – you do the same in ADF Faces. The specialty is that the tab browsing is not initialted [...]
ADF Code Corner on Twitter !
Monday, February 8th, 2010Just in case …
you are worried about missing bits of information about Oracle JDeveloper and ADF
you feel uncomfortable saying “If I had known this before it would have saved me …”
you don’t have time to frequently browse OTN
you enjoy technical stuff more than knowing what Paris Hilton did last week
you want to know more [...]
How-to access the selected row data in a TreeTable or Tree
Monday, November 9th, 2009The ADF Faces af:treeTable component displays hierarchical data in a combined tree and table structure. In this, the leading column is displayed as a tree, while subsequent columns, which could represent different hierarchy levels, are displayed in a table format. If you use ADF to bind the af:treeTable to business data, then a tree binding [...]
ADF Programming Quickies Page on ADF Code Corner
Wednesday, June 17th, 2009Where to put all the little code snippets you research when helping customers on OTN or internally if your trousers just don’t have enough pockets. For this I created a new page on ADF Code Corner that I’ll use to provide tiny code examples that are not big enough for a blog entry or article [...]
Blogbuster Treasures Hunt: Blog entries from the lost Orablogs blog for download
Friday, May 16th, 2008Nikolay Smirnov is not only a frequent reader of my blogging, but also turned out to be a collector of its content. As if he knew what would happen to orablogs, he kept on copy and pasting the blog content to a Word document since 2006. The document became big and has the quality of [...]
JDeveloper: Minor hint – Accessing old clipboard content in JDeveloper
Tuesday, April 15th, 2008When creating testcases, I try to reuse as much of my existing code as possible – usually using a copy and paste approach. If you are as hectic as I am then it might have happened to you as well that instead of pressing ctrl+v in the target window you pressed ctrl+c, which now copies [...]
JDeveloper 11: recovering the disappearing log window
Thursday, February 14th, 2008More a note to myself than a full blog entry: It may happen with JDeveloper 11 TP that a closed log window doesn’t open again. To solve the issue, rename or delete the “windowinglayout.xml” in the jdeveloper/system11.1.1.0.22./o.ide directory
JDeveloper 10.1.3.x: The 2 most useful hidden IDE features
Thursday, December 20th, 2007Okay, I cheated and the features are not hidden, but kind of unknown unless you careful listened to new feature presentations or attended Shay Shmeltzer’s Oracle Open World presentation. Hands up who did ! — Okay, a few – which therefore are good to go and grab a coffee
No, serious. If you work [...]
JDeveloper: “Find Usages” option in Oracle Jdeveloper 10.1.3.3
Wednesday, July 11th, 2007Oracle JDeveloper has an option to show code usages within an application. As shown below, the highlighted code – a list of type “Departments” – is searched in all application files
The found code usages are listed in the message window below the Code editor and you can navigate the classes and usages using the [...]
