Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g: Build Applications with ADF I

Volume I Student Guide

D53979GC20 Edition 2.0 July 2010 D68160

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Authors
Kate Heap Patrice Daux

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Contents

Introduction Course Objectives I-2 Course Agenda: Day 1 Course Agenda: Day 2 Course Agenda: Day 3 Course Agenda: Day 4 Course Agenda: Day 5

I-3 I-4 I-5 I-6 I-7

Introduction to Oracle Fusion and Oracle ADF Objectives 1-2 Examining Oracle Fusion Architecture 1-3 Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) 1-4 Model-View-Controller Design Pattern 1-5 How the Oracle ADF Framework Implements MVC 1-6 Technology Choices for ADF BC Applications 1-7 Introducing JDeveloper: Oracles Java and Web Development Tool 1-8 Obtaining Additional Information 1-9 Summary 1-10 Getting Started with JDeveloper Objectives 2-2 Describing the Benefits of Using JDeveloper 2-3 Launching JDeveloper 2-5 Defining Roles 2-6 Using JDeveloper Features 2-7 Using JDevelopers Application Navigator 2-8 Using JDevelopers Database Navigator 2-10 Using JDevelopers Editors 2-11 Using JDevelopers Component Palette 2-13 Using JDevelopers Resource Palette 2-14 Using JDevelopers Structure Window 2-15 Using JDevelopers Property Inspector 2-16 Using JDevelopers Log Window 2-17 Working with JDeveloper Windows 2-18 Setting IDE Preferences 2-19 Getting Started in JDeveloper 2-20
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Creating an Application in JDeveloper 2-21 Using the Application Overview Page 2-23 The Application Overview Checklist 2-24 Creating a Project in JDeveloper 2-25 Creating Database Connections 2-27 Creating a Database Connection in JDeveloper 2-28 Describing the Course Application 2-30 Presenting the Storefront User Interface 2-31 Summary 2-32 Practice 2 Overview: Using JDeveloper 2-33 3 Building a Business Model with ADF Business Components Objectives 3-2 Describing ADF Business Components (ADF BC) 3-3 ADF BC Implementation Architecture 3-4 Types of ADF Business Components 3-5 Creating ADF Business Components 3-6 Create Business Components from Tables Wizard: Entity Objects 3-7 Create Business Components from Tables Wizard: Updatable View Objects 3-8 Create Business Components from Tables Wizard: Read-Only View Objects 3-9 Create Business Components from Tables Wizard: Application Module 3-10 Create Business Components from Tables Wizard: Diagram 3-11 Examining Created Objects 3-12 Testing the Data Model 3-13 Exposing the Application Module to the User Interface 3-14 Summary 3-15 Practice 3 Overview: Building a Business Model 3-16 Querying and Persisting Data Objectives 4-2 Using View Objects 4-3 Characteristics of a View Object (VO) 4-4 Creating View Objects for Queries 4-5 Testing View Objects with the Business Components Browser 4-11 Characteristics of an Entity Object (EO) 4-12 Using Entity Objects to Persist Data 4-13 Creating Entity Objects 4-14 Creating Entity Objects from Tables, Views, or Synonyms 4-16 Synchronizing an Entity Object with Changes to Its Database Table 4-17 Generating Database Tables from Entity Objects 4-18 Characteristics of Associations 4-19

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Creating Associations 4-21 Association Types 4-22 Characteristics of Updatable View Objects 4-23 Creating Updatable View Objects 4-24 Creating Updatable View Objects: Attributes and Settings 4-25 Creating Updatable View Objects: Query 4-27 Creating Updatable View Objects: Additional Settings 4-29 Interaction Between Views and Entities: Retrieving Data 4-30 Interaction Between Views and Entities: Updating Data 4-31 Creating a Join View Object 4-32 Including Reference Entities in Join View Objects 4-33 Creating Master-Detail Relationships with View Objects 4-34 Linking View Objects 4-35 Comparing Join View Queries with View Links 4-36 Refactoring Objects 4-37 Summary 4-38 Practice 4 Overview: Creating Entity Objects and View Objects 4-39 5 Exposing Data Objectives 5-2 Oracle ADF Application Module (AM) 5-3 Characteristics of an Application Module 5-4 Creating an Application Module 5-5 Defining the Data Model for the Application Module 5-6 Using Master-Detail View Objects in Application Modules 5-7 Determining the Size of an Application Module 5-8 Business Components Transactions 5-9 Using Nested Application Modules 5-11 Shared Application Modules 5-12 Application Module Pooling 5-14 Managing Application State 5-15 Role of ADF Model 5-16 Describing the Course Application: Database Objects 5-17 Describing the Course Application: View Objects 5-18 Describing the Course Application: Data Controls 5-20 Summary 5-21 Practice 5 Overview: Defining Application Modules 5-22

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Declaratively Customizing Data Services Objectives 6-2 Using Groovy 6-3

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