If you’ve read my others Oracle ADF how-to article, you know that I always highly recommend using the JSFUtils and ADFUtils open source class for ADF. Those are a must have for any ADF project and will save you hours of work. JSFUtils and ADFUtils are two utility java class made by 3 ADF heroes
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One of the usual scenario in Oracle ADF is to need to set the value of a JSF View Object binding attribute programmatically in a Java Bean triggered by a user Action. For example, I was once asked to set the value of a View Object attribute displayed as an outputText in JSF to a
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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
