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New on ADF Code Corner: How to access remote task flows from your ADF applications
By frank.nimphius | July 13, 2010
ADFc remote task flows are bounded task flows that are deployed as Java EE applications to a server for clients to access. Remote task flows use JSPX documents for their views and are open for direct browser access. Like bounded task flows in ADF libraries, remote task flows are a design pattern for sharing business logic. However, using remote task flows, you don’t import the bounded task flow sources to the application project but access the remote task flow instance directly using a task flow call activity. In a way remote bounded task flow are comparable to Web Services, which are also hosted on remote servers to provide business functionality to a calling application. The major difference between remote task flows and Web Services, beside of messaging and discoverablility, is that remote task flows have their own user interface that users work with. But how do you build, deploy and call such remote flows within your application development project? The answer to this question is in the focus of this blog article.
Frank
Topics: ADF, ADF Faces, ADF Faces RC, JDeveloper, JavaServer Faces, Taskflow | No Comments »
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