Oracle JDeveloper 11g is shifting in the way people develop applications. With several technology previews already released, users are getting to know the new functionality and document their experience. In this month's newsletter we look at some of the features they liked
Data Visualization Components Lucas Jellema looks into the Gantt Chart and Pivot Table components while Andrejus Baranovskis drills into the Map component
Reusability for JSF Grant Ronald examines declarative JSF component creation, and Edwin Biemond explains reusable JSF Task Flows and Dynamic Region. Duncan Mills test-drives the Train Flows
JavaScript with ADF Faces RC Matthias Wessendorf explains the basics of client side interaction with ADF Faces RC, and Ric Smith shows how to associate a Javascript with a JSF page load. Lucas Jellema digs deeper with a set of three articles on the subject
SOA Integration Andrejus Baranovskis provides a sample ADF application that invokes an SOA composite, and Edwin Biemond looks into Business Rules development in SOA and human tasks integration with JSF task flows
Exporting and Printing Data Frank Nimphius looks into exporting Excel from ADF Faces. Chris Muir shares a tip for creating printer friendly ADF Faces pages
Core IDE
Shay Shmeltzer points out some useful coding features in JDeveloper 11, Susan Duncan demos the improved Subversion support and branching, and Brian Duff shows a simpler way to creating JDeveloper extensions
ADF Business Components Steve Muench writes about declarative data filtering and provides tips on Groovy integration with ADF BC, Grant Ronald demos the model driven LOV feature, and Chris Muir finishes with a three part series on ADF BC Validation features
Oracle JDeveloper 11g
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