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Dynamic Flying Dashboard UI in ADF 12.2.1.1 by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: February 19, 2017 in JDeveloper & ADF
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I took my old sample application implemented in 2010 – Dynamic Flying Dashboard UI Shell and upgraded it to recent ADF 12.2.1.1. It runs pretty well, without major changes – this proves ADF migration between releases can be smooth (well, not always in practice – but let’s be positive).
I have recorded gif to give you an impression how it runs and how UI switch works in ADF UI panel dashboard component:

There are four blocks in the dashboard, user can remove each of the blocks or select predefined group of blocks: Read the complete article here.

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JET and ADF BC REST Security Integration Approach by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: February 17, 2017 in JDeveloper & ADF
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I have promised to attendees of my OOW’16 session (Building Enterprise-Grade Mobile Apps with Oracle JET and Cordova [CON5731]) to post a blog about ADF BC REST security and integration with Oracle JET. This post is to demonstrate how we could reuse cookie ID generated by ADF BC REST Web session for REST requests from JET.
First thing first, here you can download source code – jet_adfbc_security.zip. This archive contains ADF BC REST application and JET source code (you need to copy it into your local JET application).
Take a look first into JET login form. This is where we collect username/password and call login function. One important detail – invalidComponentTracker, this allows to report required validation error, when user hits login button with empty username or password:

Here is the login function in JET. If there are no validation errors, it executes POST against ADF BC REST service custom method. In response we could return user info, preferences, etc. This is the only one request where we are using username/password. Key point of this request is to get JSESSIONID from ADF BC REST server, so we could use it for subsequent requests, without sending username/password again. This is similar concept to ADF Faces, it is also using JSESSIONID to track web user and HTTP session on the server. If login is successful, we are reading custom parameter from response with JSESSIONID value. JET router is updated to render different menu structure after login: Read the complete article here.

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Slides Available – End-to-End Cloud: Oracle Java Cloud, Oracle Mobile Cloud Service, Oracle MAF, and Oracle JET by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: February 15, 2017 in Cloud, JDeveloper & ADF, Mobile
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I have completed my OOW’16 session [CON2388] today. For those of you who could not attend it, check slides online (I will post sample code later, read more about the session here): Get the slides here.

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JET Hybrid Receiving Mobile Cloud Service Notification by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: January 30, 2017 in Cloud, JDeveloper & ADF, Mobile
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imageOracle JET Hybrid enabled with Cordova Push plugin can receive notifications sent from Oracle Mobile Cloud Service (MCS). You should read how to setup infrastructure in this article – Your first Push notification based Oracle JET Hybrid application!. I will focus on implementation steps and will provide working sample app for download.
Sample JET hybrid application provides login functionality. During login we register device ID with MCS service, this allows to receive notifications:

After login is completed, default dashboard page is displayed. At this point, application is ready to receive notification (even if application will be closed or mobile device screen is locked):

Notification from MCS can be sent programmatically from API implementation. I will show this in the next posts. For now we can use MCS UI to test if notification is working. Mobile Backend provides functionality to send notifications. I can target notification to specific user: Read the complete article here.

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Workaround for ADF BC REST Custom Method Configuration by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: January 19, 2017 in JDeveloper & ADF
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This post is based on JDEV 12.2.1.1, it seems like there is issue with ADF BC REST custom method definition in this release. I’m glad it is not runtime issue, but related to design time JDEV wizard incorrect functionality. I will explain how to bypass it, when you want to expose custom REST method in 12.2.1.1.
Sample application (ADFBCRestApp_v8.zip) implements custom method, exposed through ADF BC REST – calculateEmployees. This method is created in VO Implementation class and it accepts two parameters – firstName and lastName. Method works correctly, I can execute it through POST, by passing predefined payload with method name and parameters (read more in developer guide – 22.12.5 Executing a Custom Action):

Make sure not to forget to specify Content-Type, otherwise POST request to ADF BC REST will fail: Read the complete article here.

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ADF BC REST 12.2.1.0 Running Live in Oracle Java Cloud by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: January 9, 2017 in Cloud, JDeveloper & ADF
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It passed almost two years since my previous post about Oracle Java Cloud and ADF – End-To-End ADF Cloud Deployment Process. There is huge improvement in Oracle Cloud, great progress done in these two years by Oracle. Access and management of Oracle Cloud environment is so smooth now, it is even hard to say you are working with your own on premise servers or cloud machines. This is great, I’m impressed – well done Oracle.
I have implemented ADF BC REST application with JDEV 12.2.1.0 and deployed it to Java Cloud. You can access REST service yourself from this URL: http://140.86.3.179/restapp/rest/1/Employees (username: redsam, password: welcome1).
I can monitor deployed application with ADF BC REST through Enterprise Manager in the Cloud. ADF BC REST request/response is going through Oracle RESTServlet, this is visible in the statistics:

There are no changes required to ADF application to be deployed to the Cloud. Simply make sure to provide correct datasource name, to be able to load data from Database Cloud. I have created jdbc/HrDS data source in Java Cloud, to point to Database Cloud. Using the same data source for AM configuration, this AM will be responsible to return data from ADF BC for REST requests: Read the complete article here.

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Serving Oracle JET Application from WebLogic by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: January 6, 2017 in JDeveloper & ADF, WebLogic
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Oracle JET application can be served from WebLogic as static content (HTML/JavaScript), JET code will be downloaded and executed on the client. Read more about packaging and deploying JET applications in developer guide – Packaging and Deploying Web Applications.
Here is demo JET application served on WebLogic server, port 7101. JET index.html page is referenced through application context root, registered on WebLogic during deployment of static content:

Required steps:
1. Generate JET application from basic template (use sudo on Mac OS):
yo oraclejet RSJETDemoApp –template=basic
2. Navigate to JET application folder and run grunt command to generate minified JET app structure under release folder: grunt build:release Read the complete article here.

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