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MAF 2.3: deploying and installing an application to the Universal Windows Platform by Rubén Rodríguez Santiago

Posted: August 26, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF, Mobile
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Almost one month ago, Oracle released Oracle Mobile Application Framework 2.3 that allow us to build Windows 10 applications. After building or migrating our application it is time to distribute it.
Fist you have to prepare you development environment. You can check how to do it here:  Oracle MAF: configuring Windows 10 development environment
In this post I will show how to deploy and install an UWP executable
We are going to use Workbetter application that can be found in the next path (change ‘C:\Oracle\Middleware1221’ with your JDeveloper installation path):
‘C:\Oracle\Middleware1221\Oracle_Home\jdeveloper\jdev\extensions\oracle.maf\Samples’
One we have opened the application we have to deploy it as we usually do todeploy it to iOS or Android, but selecting Windows profile. Read the complete article here.

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MAF: configuring Windows 10 development environment by Rubén Rodríguez Santiago

Posted: August 4, 2016 in Mobile
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One of the main features that includes Oracle MAF 2.3 released early this week is the ability to deploy applications in any Windows 10 device.

Downloading and Installing JDeveloper 12.2.1
To develop an application with Oracle MAF 2.3 we need JDeveloper 12.2.1 that can be downloaded in this link. You have to download both files.

Once we have installed JDeveloper, we have to install Oracle Mobile Application Framework extension.
This is a known step for JDeveloper users, under ‘Help’ menu click on ‘Check for updates’ and select MAF extension. Downloading and Installing Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition Read the complete article here.

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MAF 2.3 Release by Srini Indla

Posted: August 3, 2016 in Mobile
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Oracle MAF 2.3 release is now available on OTN. This is a major update of MAF coming less than 6 months after the last major release. This release has several new & exciting features, below are some key capabilities available in this release.

Windows Platform Support

On popular demand, MAF 2.3 introduces support for Universal Windows Platform(UWP). Keeping with our promise of single code base for multiple platforms, customers can now deploy their existing MAF apps to Windows 10 desktops and tablets in addition to iOS and Android. Install and setup instructions for Windows platform are available here. Key elements of Windows support:

  • MAF apps can be deployed to any Windows devices based on x86 chipset
  • Support for UWP native look & feel and UX design patterns
  • Support for deployment to Windows tablets through side loading
Enterprise Mobile Management (EMM) Support

Apps built with MAF now work with Enterprise Mobile Management solutions from Airwatch and MobileIron by following the best practices and guidelines provided by the AppConfig community. Customers can take advantage of their existing investments in EMM solutions to secure, configure and manage MAF apps using native capabilities in iOS and Android. MAF framework supports all the key capabilities specified by AppConfig community:

  • App Tunnel
  • Security Policies and Access Control
  • Single Sign On

Please refer to the certification documentation for specific versions of Airwatch and MobileIron supported by Oracle

ListView Enhancements

Support for animation effects for ListView component. Animations are available for:

  • listItem row insert
  • listItem row delete
  • listItem divider group disclosure change

The default animations provided as part of the component can be customized by overriding the css style classes. Read the complete article here.

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MAF 2.3 has been released by Rubén Rodríguez Santiago

Posted: August 2, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF, Mobile
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The most awaited version of Oracle Mobile Application Framework (Oracle MAF 2.3.0) has been released. This is a big announcement as we can now build Windows 10 applications that can be run on any Windows 10 devices, even on computers.
These are some of the new features of this release:

JDeveloper 12.2.1
Oracle MAF 2.3.0 is now available in JDeveloper 12.2.1, released in November just before Oracle Open World.

Windows 10 support

Oracle MAF now allows to deploy the application to Windows 10 devices, event desktops or laptops but there are some limitations as you can only deploy the applications to devices based on x86 chipset.

Mobile Cloud Service Analytics integration
This release also provides built-in support for generating analytics events in Oracle Mobile Cloud Service. This will allow us to create custom analytics events and also for lifecycle events like startup, user login, etc… without any line of code.
Data Visualization Tools enhancements
Some of this enhancements are that we can individually style the axis labels or tooltips.

We can also set vertial orientation  for Rating Gauge.

In conclusion I think that this is a step forward and that Oracle MAF is now one of the best choices to build cross-platform single-code mobile applications that makes the development simpler thanks to the declarative programming. Read the complete article here.

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Using Refresh Container component in MAF by Waslley Souza

Posted: January 29, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF, Mobile
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In this post, I will show how you can use the Refresh Container component to update a list of employees instead of use a button component.
As a starting point, I will use the application of this post: REST/JSON in MAF.
Download the sample application: MAFRESJSONApp_v2.zip.

Open the empList page.
Go to Struture panel and right-click the List View component.
Select the Surround With option, and then the Refresh Container option.

Set the properties: action=”goFindAll”, pullText=”Pull down to refresh” and busyText=”Refreshing…”.

Remove the Refresh button. Read the complete article here.

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MAF 2.2 New Features by Srini Indla

Posted: January 28, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF, Mobile
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clip_image002V2.2 is the new release of Oracle Mobile Application Framework (Oracle MAF). This blog provides an overview of several new features added in this release.

1. UI Components

This release introduces several new components and enhancements to help developers support latest mobile patterns

Swipe To Reveal :

Allows user to swipe on a row in a list to reveal contextual actions. This functionality can be added to an AMX page using <amx:accessoryLayout/> component.

Example usage:

Pull To Refresh :

Allows developers to swipe down and refresh the contents of a page. This capability can be added to a page using <amx:refreshContainer/> component. 

Example usage: Read the complete article here.

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Tutorial: Integrating iOS Beacons with MAF

Posted: December 8, 2015 in Mobile
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clip_image002This tutorial walks you through developing an Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF) application that monitors and detects iBeacons on both iOS and Android devices. You will learn how to develop an iOS app that advertises an iBeacon identifier. During the lab you will also learn how to develop AMX pages, incorporate 3rd party Cordova plugins, and make practical use of local notifications with MAF apps.
In the first part you create a beacon client MAF application that uses a Cordova plugin as a bridge between the device’s bluetooth capabilities and the MAF application. Because the Cordova plugin’s API is written in JavaScript, you include JavaScript to communicate between the MAF application and the plugin. You’ll also include a local notification so that if the application is in the background or the device is asleep, the user will become aware that the device has entered a beacon region.
In the second part of the tutorial, you create another application that acts as a beacon that will advertise its location. To test the applications from this tutorial, you must deploy each application to a separate device that supports Bluetooth Low Energy. One device will act as the beacon and advertise, while the other device will use an application to monitor and detect the advertisements. The device running the advertising beacon must be an iOS device. The device running the client application may either be an Android or iOS device. Note that the device running the advertising application must be an iOS device. This tutorial deploys and tests applications on iOS devices. Read the complete article here.

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