Library dependency management is one of the most missing tools in Oracle JDeveloper 11g. It is true that Maven support has been added in JDeveloper 12c. Nevertheless, in the older projects you may want to use Gralde integration described in this article. This approach also works with JDeveloper 12c.
SonarQube is an open-source platform for continuous inspection of code quality. It’s one of ‘must have’ tools in every software development company. This tutorial helps you to integrate any Java based application (in this case Oracle ADF) with Sonar using one of Gradle plugins.
Gradle is a very powerful build automation system which allows you to build near everything – starting from Java through .NET ending up C++ projects. In this post I’ll show you basic ADF-Gradle integration that is a good starting point for further extensions like libraries dependency management or integration with Jenkins.
The time is one of the most valuable goods which you can control. On the other hand, saving the time means that you can spend it on something else. In this post I’ll show you how you can save some time using Docker containers. Are you ready?
The described exception is a one of the most common problems that ADF developers experience. Let’s see how to fix your internal/standalone Weblogic server instance. (more…)
DRY (Don’t repeat yourself) – is a one of the main principles of software development. It’s usually associated with avoiding of code repetition, but you can use it to optimise your workspace. How? Let’s start from code templates. (more…)
If you have ever wondered how to get access to any HTTP session in your ADF application this post will solve the problem.
In this tutorial I’ll show you how to download and install JDeveloper Studio 12c on remote linux server for continuous integration purposes. This guide is an introduction to my ADF & Continuous Integration tutorial series. (more…)
This time you will see how to create a reusable part of the oracle ADF framework called taskFlow. In my opinion taskFlows is an one of the most powerful Oracle ADF…
Imagine that you need to do some work just before or a little after an application starts. It might be to prepare some configuration or to start some background services. There is a very simple solution to call some java method on an ADF Application boot time – It’s a servlet with “Load on application start” option. (more…)