This document provides an overview of developing applications with Oracle Fusion Middleware technologies including Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF). It covers topics such as setting up the development environment with JDeveloper, designing database schemas and business components with ADF Business Components, building user interfaces with ADF Faces, creating task flows, ensuring reusability, handling data binding, validation and transactions, and deploying the finished application. The document is intended to guide developers through the full application development lifecycle with ADF.

1. 1. Introduction to Oracle Fusion and Application Development Framework
Oracle Fusion Middleware Technology Stack
Oracle ADF and JDeveloper
Oracle ADF Architecture (MVC)
More about ADF (Introduction to DataModelling, ADF BC, ADF Controller, ADF Faces)
2. Working withJDeveloper
JDeveloper 11g New Features
Building ADF Application in JDeveloper
Create Connections, Application Workspace, projects etc.
Configuring JDeveloper Preferences
3. Database Schema Design
Database Designing Tools in JDeveloper
Creating Database diagrammer
Creating Offline Objects
Synchronize Online-Offline Database
Working with user property libraries
4.Introduction to ADF Business Components
Advantages of ADF BC
ADF BC Categories (Entity Objects, View Objects, Application Modules etc)
Creating ADF Business Components
Business Component Browser
5. Working with Entity Objects and Associations
Data Persistence using Entity Objects
Creating Entity Objects
Modify Entity Object Default Behavior
Associations
Entity Diagrammer
Property Sets
Setting Attribute Properties
Creating Business Events
Generating the custom classes for EO
Working Programmatically with EOs and associations
Add Transient variables and Calculated Attributes.
6. Working with View Objects and View Links
Populating Data in View Objects
Creating View Objects( EO based, Read-only VOs, Static VOs, Programmatic VOs)
Modify View Object Default Behavior
View Links
Working with multiplier tables in View Objects
Master-Detail Hierarchy
Working with Declarative modes, Export modes
Creating View Criteria
Creating List of Values

2. Generating the custom classes for VO
Working Programmatically with VOs, View Links and View Criteria
7. Business Rules Validation Declaratively
Validation Life Cycle
Introduction to Groovy Expressions
Built-in Declarative Validation Rules
(Unique Key Validator, LOV Validators, CompareValidator, Range Validator, KEV,
Length Validator, Regular Expression Validator, Script Expression Validator)
Validation Execution
Failure Handling and Validation Error messages
Creating Validation Rule Class
8. Business Rules Validation Programmatically
Method Validators
Assign Programmatically Derived attribute values
View Objects for validation
Conditionally update the attributes
Conditionally Prevent the deletion of the rows.
9. Application Modules
Designing Application Module
Creating Application Module
Configure the Application Modules
Application Module Editor
Nested Application Modules
Customizing the AM with Service Methods
Publish Custom methods to Ui Clients
Programmatically working with Application Modules
10. More on Application Modules
Sharing the Application Module instances
Publishing Service enabled AMs
Accessing Remote Data Over the service enable AMs
11. Introduction to User Interface Technologies
User Interface – Available Technologies
Java Server Faces
ADF Faces
12. Using ADF Data bindings
Introduction to JSR 227
ADF Data Model
Introduction to DataControl and DataBindings
Exposing Business Components as Data Controls
JSF Expression Language
Creating Declarative Bindings for the data

3. ADF Binding Filter
PageDefinition files
13. Understanding ADF Task Flows
Characteristics of ADF Task Flow
Taskflow Types
Creating a Task Flow
Using ADF Task Flow Components
Creating Managed Beans
Testing the taskflows
14. Working with TaskflowActivites
Using View Activities
Using Router Activiteis
Using Method Call Activities
Using Taskflow Call and Taskflow Return Activities
Using Parent Action Activities
Bookmark the activiteis
Save-Point restore activities
Using Parameters in Task flows
15. Taskflow as Regions
Create an ADF region
Specify the parameters for the region
Refresh the ADF region
Creating Dynamic Region
16. Enriching the Page Content
ADF Faces Rich Client Components (Table, Form, Master-Detail etc)
Using Facets
Using ADF Faces Components
UI and Translation
17. Understanding Layout Basics
ADF Faces Layout Components
ADF Faces Skins
Enabling PPR
18. Ensuring Reusability
Pros and Cons of Reusability
Reusing Components
Designing for Reuse
Creating ADF Library
What Fits your Requirements

4. 19. Implementing Page Navigation
ADF Faces Navigation Components
Performing Navigation
Defining Access Keys
Using Train Components
20. Handling Application Events
JSF Page Life Cycle
ADF Lifecycle Phases
Creating Action Methods
Value Change Events
Contextual Event Framework
21. Managing and Validating Data
Holding Values in Managed Beans
Passing Values between Pages
Validation Event Points
ADF Binding Validation
ADF Faces Validation
22. Transaction Management
Handling Transactions with ADF BC
Transaction in ADF Task Flow
Specifying Task Flow Transaction Start Options
Creating Save for Later
23. Deploying ADF Applications (WebLogic)
Creating a WAR Profile
Creating a EAR Profile
Testing the Server Connectivity
Deploying the Application
24. Troubleshooting the ADF Application
ADF Declarative Debugger
ADF Logging
UI Troubleshooting Tools
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