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Referal: Adding a Keystroke filter to and ADF Shuttle Component

No new technical entry this month. I've been busy preparing training material for my ADF Masterclass on march 25th. Besides that I wrote my column ADF@WORK (in dutch) and prepared a training on building Web services with JDeveloper. I did however post a technical entry on the AMIS technology blog about "Adding a Keystroke Filter to an ADF Shuttle Component" For more detail on this look here

ADF 11g RC: Manipulating a components toolbar.

Last week I had a question regarding the Rich Text Editor in ADF 11g RC. Is it possible to disable/enable or add/remove components form the rich text editor's toolbar? At first I didn't know the answer, but after some investigation it appears to be very simple. The most important piece of the puzzle is to understand how the toolbar is constructed. According to the components documentation, the toolboxLayout property allows control over the layout of the toolbar. This is actually just an Array of Strings. The built in strings the component recognizes are: 1) "all" 2) "font" 3) "history" 4) "color" 5) "formatAll" 6) "justify" 7) "list" 8) "indent" 9) "link" 10) "newline" 11) "stretch" For more information on what these built in Strings do, refer to the online help of the component. One of the options you have to change the toolbar is to bind the editor compone...

JHeadstart 11g TP - Magic with Wizards

One of the main features in ADF 11g is the use of taskflows. There are different kinds of taskflows. One of these is a process train. A process train (the ADF name for wizard) can be used to guide the end user step by step through a rather difficult process. In this post I describe how you can use JHeadstart to generate the wizard for you. The very difficult (duh) process in his case is the entry of a new employee. For that I need a three step wizard. The first steps are the same as always. Create a new fusion wep application, create new Business Components from tables, and only pick the Departments and Employees, enable JHeadstart on the view controller project, and finally create a new service definition for the datacontrol (accept al the defaults). According to JHeadstart help, to spread items of one group over multiple wizard pages, you should place the items in an item region and set the layout style of the regions container to "separatePages". Let's do that. Creat...

JDeveloper 11G Technical Preview

Oracle released the JDeveloper 11G Technical Preview. Want to know more on this Tech. Preview , then go to http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/11/index.html