Oracle ADF

ERROR: No Java EE modules detected in EAR archive. Deployment aborted. in ADF

Oracle ADF, Oracle Tutorials / July 20, 2018

[03:58:41 PM] Deployment cancelled. [03:58:41 PM] —- Deployment incomplete —-. [03:58:41 PM] == ERROR: No Java EE modules detected in EAR archive. Deployment aborted. == (oracle.jdevimpl.deploy.ear.WeblogicAssembler) This error occurs when you first try to deploy your application in Oracle ADF. To fix it do as follow: Go to the Application properties Go to Deployment Select …

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java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot forward a response that is already committed on a JSF action with sendRedirect/forward in ADF

Oracle ADF, Oracle Tutorials / July 20, 2018

This kind of java.lang.IllegalStateException exception are triggered when some Java code is executed after a forward(), sendRedirect() or sendError(). You can refer to this StackOverflow thread to learn more about how to avoid this in Java: here I’ve encountered this error in ADF a couple of time when you use a forward(), sendRedirect() or sendError() …

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Screenshot of an ADF 11g View Object with View Criteria

How to apply a viewCriteria programmatically in ADF?

Highlight, Oracle ADF, Oracle Tutorials / November 21, 2018

You often need to filter and modify the where clause of your view object programmatically in your controller bean depending on a user action. (for example, a click on a button will show a different set of data in the same table) To do so you can either add the where clause programmatically in the …

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Screenshot of the ADF images repository on windows

How to use internal ADF icons

Oracle ADF, Oracle Tutorials / July 20, 2018

If you don’t want to import your own icons as a resource into ADF you can use the internal ones without having to manually add them to your project. You can find them by unzipping the adf-richclient-impl jar file from your JDeveloper installation path. For example on a 11g installation : MW_HOME_INSTALL_PATH\oracle_common\modules\oracle.adf.view_11.1.1\adf-richclient-impl-11.jar Once unzipped, you’ll …

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