Oracle JDeveloper 11g Release 2 (11.1.2) Tutorials

The following tutorials are available for Oracle JDeveloper and Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF). These step-by-step instructions guide you through common tasks for application developers and provide background concepts and information to help you understand what you are accomplishing in the steps.

These tutorials are designed for the release version specified above. If you are using a different version of JDeveloper, you may experience some inconsistencies. Use the navigations on the left side of this page to select the tutorials for a different release.

• expandGetting Started
  Getting Started with the JDeveloper IDE

  Build a basic application, using the major components of the JDeveloper IDE.

  
  Developing Rich Web Applications with Oracle ADF

  Build an end-to-end rich Internet application that interacts with a database using Oracle ADF.

  
  Building a Web Application Using EJB, JPA, and JavaServer Faces

  Build a master-detail page and edit a web application with ADF Faces, EJB and JPA.

• expandADF Faces
  Developing Ajax-Based User Interfaces with ADF Faces Rich Client Components

  Use ADF Faces rich client JSF components to create Ajax-based web applications.

  
  Charting with ADF Data Visualization Components - Graphs, Gauge, Maps, Pivot Table and Gantt

  Add data visualization components, including graphs, gauges, maps, pivot tables, and gantt charts to your ADF Faces applications.

  
  Creating and Using an ADF Declarative Component

  Create an ADF declarative component in a project and deploy the project to an ADF library JAR, then consume the declarative component in JSF pages.

  
  Implementing Drag and Drop

  Define component attributes to use as drag sources and as targets for accepting drops, then create and register custom drop event handling code on target components.

  
  Using Layout Components

  Create a page layout by nesting Panel Stretch Layout, Panel Splitter, and other layout components to define specific areas on a page for headers, footers, and body contents.

  
  Changing an Application's Look and Feel by Using Skins

  Create a custom skin (CSS file) and apply it to a sample application, then modify its look and feel.

  
  

• expandADF Controller
  Working with Bounded Task Flows, Regions and Routers

  Create reusable JSF flows and leverage the new features of the ADF Task Flow.

  
  Creating ADF Menus for Page Navigation

  Create tabs and lists by defining unbounded task flows and ADF menu model metadata for a menu hierarchy, and then bind navigation pane and bread crumbs components to the menu model.

  
  Creating a Train Using an ADF Bounded Task Flow

  Use the ADF Faces Train component on a set of pages to display a series of navigation items that guide users through a multi-step task.

• expandADF Data Binding
  Using a Bean Data Control

  Create a simple databound application using JavaBeans and ADF Faces.

  
  Using a URL Service Data Control

  Create a URL data control from an XML schema that defines the structure of an RSS feed.

  
  Using a Placeholder Data Control

  Use placeholder data controls with ADF data binding to build complete, runnable pages.

• expandAdvanced ADF
  Customizing and Personalizing an Application

  Customize and personalize an Oracle ADF Application with Metadata Services (MDS).

  
  Enabling Security in a Fusion Web Application

  Build a Fusion web application and enable ADF security in it.

  
  Using JUnit, Ant and Hudson for Continuous Integration

  Configure your environment and use testing tools for continuous integration development management.

• expandADF Desktop Integration
  Getting Started with ADF Desktop Integration

  Use ADF Desktop Integration to develop Excel workbooks that are integrated with an ADF application.

• expandDatabase Development
  Designing and Building Database Tables

  Connect to a database and create a new user, then create an offline database that you will reverse-engineer.

  
  Use Logical Models in UML for Database Development

  Create a logical model using a UML class diagram and transform it to a physical model. Then reverse engineer database definitions into class definitions.

• expandJava SE
  Building a Java Swing Application

  Create a Java application and build the user interface (UI) using Swing components.

  
  Building a Java Swing Application with Oracle ADF

  Create a database-bound desktop application in Java using ADF Swing and ADF Business Components.

• expandGeneral JSF
  Building a Simple JSF Application

  Create a facelets page, design the UI with JSF components, and modify the behavior through code.

  
  Creating JSF Page Navigation

  Create a JSF navigation diagram to design the navigation, create JSF pages from the diagram and add the UI, then modify the behavior through code.

  
  Binding a JSF Page to a Managed Bean

  Create a JSF page and a Java class, then register the class as a managed bean, and bind the UI in the page to the managed bean.

• expandJava EE and Web Services
  Building and Using Web Services

  Build and test four web services: an annotation-driven POJO service, a declaratively-driven POJO service, a service for an existing WSDL, and an EJB service.

  
  Integrating RESTFul Web Services

  Build and test a RESTFul Web service using annotation, then consume it in a JSF page.

  
  Creating a Simple EJB Session Bean

  Create a session bean, add a business method, then create a sample Java client and run it.

  
  Building a JPA Application

  Create entities from tables, create fields for the entity, generate a Java service facade, and then run the application.

• expandADF Mobile
  Setting Up ADF Mobile

  Install ADF Mobile extension, setup the iOS SImulator or Android Emulator and test the installation.

  
  Building Mobile Applications with Oracle ADF Mobile

  Use a simple java class to display an employee list in an ADF Mobile Application. Then, use a Web Service to upgrade an employee's salary. Finally, use Device Features to take and use a photograph.