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ADF Faces RC Declarative Components: How-to build them and how to bind them to ADF and PPR
By frank.nimphius | May 26, 2008
Declarative components are reusable UI components that are declarative composites of existing ADF Faces Rich Client components. Using declarative components in JDeveloper 11, application developers can build their own components from one to many existing JavaServer Faces components. Usecases for which declarative components make sense include special layout definitions built out of nested existing layout components or frequently used user dialogs. This how-to document explains how declarative components are build in JDeveloper 11, how the component can be configured to read its data from the ADF binding layer and how partial page refresh (PPR) can be used to conditionally refresh a declarative component.
Frank
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