One of the cleanest and most useful practices in Oracle ADF is to use jsff page fragments. They allow you to have one view composed of multiples small view fragments. It’s more precise, easier to maintain and allow you to reuse the same fragment multiple times on the same page. (Having multiple time the same
If you followed my last article “How to host an https WordPress site on AWS EC2 with a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate?” you know have a Let’s Encrypt generated SSL certificate for your WordPress. Once in a while Let’s Encrypt will generate a new certificate if you scheduled the certbot-auto renew command. You’ll then need
Duplicating a table row is often one of the first requirement added on big customer tables in an Oracle ADF application. To do so, add a column at the start of your row with a “duplicate” button containing an action listener as follow: … actionListener=”#{YOUR_SCOPE.YOUR_BEAN.duplicateRowLine}” … In this Action Event, you will need to copy
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Chatbots have been around for a while now and I’ve had the opportunity to build a couple of them for clients using Oracle and AWS tools. I’m not a huge fan of brands building chatbot to use as customer support, let’s be honest, there is nothing worse than having to cope with a robot when […]
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Hosting a WordPress blog/website on the AWS EC2 platform can be pretty useful when you know how to maintain Linux servers and want to tinker it yourself. (Free for your account first-year / then around €10/month) This is great for a small personal blog where you’ll do the maintenance and scalability yourself. (OS, databases, and
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Clients often require their ADF applications to process a lot of data or upload big files when their users click on a specific button. Those treatments can often take a couple of minutes to run and your user may lose patience or wonder why the application isn’t responding. As a best practice, you should always
As described in the Oracle documentation here, ADF BC uses its own row consistency enforcement mechanism : 4.10.11 How to Protect Against Losing Simultaneously Updated Data At runtime, the framework provides automatic “lost update” detection for entity objects to ensure that a user cannot unknowingly modify data that another user has updated and committed in
So a lot of announcement from AWS went live last week in Vegas but here are the ones that definitely got my attention : A couple of interesting features on the Database side : Aurora now go Serverless Customer will be able to create database instance that will shutdown when not used. + Game changer
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When one of your attribute in your View Object is a List Of Values, ADF will add an unselected element that will be shown as the default value. You will often be asked to have the first value being selected by default, to do that we need to add a function to the VO Implementation.
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Yesterday, I shared a quick tip on how to apply a ViewCriteria in your ADF Controller project. ( www.cedricleruth.com/how-to-apply-a-viewcriteria-programmatically-in-adf/ ) And if you’re using this snippet, you may also need to remove this ViewCriteria from the ViewObject programmatically. A typical use case is a toggle button on top of an ADF table to only display […]
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