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Red Samurai Oracle JET Mobile Hybrid App Live on Android by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: November 12, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF, Mobile
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We have implemented Oracle JET mobile hybrid app in less than 30 minutes and deployed it to Android device. This was done as a demo to the customer and could prove Oracle JET offers effective approach for hybrid mobile app development. Development process isn’t much complicated with JET once you familiarize yourself with JavaScript development process and learn how to interact with REST services.
Red Samurai app based on JET (using out of the box JET template NavDrawer) is deployed on Android:

Out of the box JET allows to implement form validation, multi select and date entry controls: Read the complete article here.

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Personalising ADF Query with MDS User Persistence by Red Samurai

Posted: August 13, 2014 in Uncategorized
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I bet you are familiar with ADF Query UI having many criteria items. This may look irritatingto the users, as there are so many options to use for the search. I will describe alternative approach in this post, with MDS user persistence and personalisation involved. It might be more user friendly, to offer only few criteria items by default and allow to add other items through ADF Query advanced option, together with MDS user persistence feature enabled for personalisation. Post is based on sample application from – ADF Query Saved Search in ADF 12c.
Here is updated sample application, for today post – SavedSearchApp_v2.zip. As you can see, there is minimal criteria set is available by default  Read the complete article here.

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Check Box Support in ADF Query (11g R2 and 12c) by Red Samurai

Posted: July 2, 2014 in Uncategorized
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Few years passed since my previous post about check box support in ADF Query – Yes-No Check Box in Query Criteria. It was not working before, but there are improvements in the latest ADF releases. I will describe approach to handle multiple values from the same column, using check box in ADF Query. By default, you could render multiple values with choice list – but there is a way to use a group of choice lists (when column values will be known in advance).

Sample application – ADFQueryCheckboxApp.zip, implements ADF Query with a criteria to search by employee status. This status could be of three types – internal, external and consultant. All three check boxes are rendered in ADF Query, under Status group (check box with Internal status is ticked by default): You could tick External in addition and bring both Internal and External employees.
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Retrieving WebLogic Server Name and Port in ADF Application by Red Samurai

Posted: June 25, 2014 in Uncategorized
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It could come handy to know how to get WebLogic server name and port in ADF application. Particularly this could be useful, when running ADF application in the cluster and there is a requirement to track WebLogic node with application session instance running. Usually it is not enough to get server host, as cluster node is accessed through load balancer and server IP is different, not the one visible in HTTP session.

There is a way to get WebLogic server name and port. Server name could be retrieved from system property – weblogic.Name. Port could be retrieved from MBean – see the code below:
Server name and port is retrieved and displayed correctly for my test environment – DefaultServer and 7101 Read the complete article here.

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Explaining change indicator property for ADF attribute by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: April 1, 2014 in Uncategorized
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There is one not very visible, but quite powerful property available for ADF BC Entity Object attribute. This property is called – Changed Indicator. By default, during commit operation, ADF scans each changed attribute from the current row and compares value in the DB. If it locates changed values in DB, reports error about another user changes in the same row. While this is expected functionality, there are use case when we want to allow commit, even data was changed already by someone else. For example, in more complex systems, data is updated by PL/SQL procedures, we don’t want to inform user with error about this. There is a way to override lock method in EO implementation class, catch lock error and raise lock again. This works, but there is different way – to use Change Indicator. This property defines specific attribute to be responsible for row data changes tracking, instead of checking every attribute. Only if Change Indicator attribute value will be changed in DB, then current row changes will be prevented and user will be informed about someone else changes in the same row.
My previous post – Different Approach for DB Constraint Error Handling in ADF, about handling DB constraint errors is using Change Indicator defined for Primary Key. In this way, I’m completely ignoring changes by other users and allowing to commit data no matter if it was changed by someone else.
Here you can download sample application with Change Indicator demo – ChangeIndicatorApp.zip. Change Indicator can be set on EO attribute, I’m using Department Id in this example. This would mean, all changes are allowed without informing a user about new changes in DB, except when Department Id is changed: Read the complete article here.

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Update for ADF Performance tool by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: March 7, 2014 in Uncategorized
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This weekend we have finalized latest update for our ADF runtime performance audit tool – Red Samurai Performance Audit Tool v 2.4. You can read about features included into previous update v 2.3 in this post – Update for Red Samurai Performance Audit Tool – v 2.3. Current update v 2.4 is focused on Slow Query and Large Fetch drill down screens usability. We provide more detailed information to understand how your ADF application performs recently and how applied tuning improves performance.

List of improvements in v 2.4:

  • Improved nested Application Modules activation auditing
  • Improved first screen of the performance dashboard application. Types of Issues graph displays calculated total number of issues. There is option to filter issues by type
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Reusing and extending ADF BC entities from common model by Red Samurai

Posted: January 17, 2014 in Uncategorized
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This post is about ADF architecture and better application structuring with EO reuse from common model. I describe how to implement additional requirements to common model in extended ADF BC Entities. Great power of ADF framework – reusability. You should reuse as much as possible, this would simplify maintenance and future development of your application. I will be talking about ADF BC Entity Objects (EOs) reuse in this post. I would recommend to keep EOs in common model project and reuse them across the application. Fair requirement would be to have slightly different EO for specific use case – instead of creating new EO for the same DB table, we could extend original EO and implement specific changes. As for example, we may have different set of business rules, different doDML logic.
Sample application developed for this post includes Common Model library and Main application – eoreuse.zip. Common model library is based on Employees and Jobs EOs, associations and EO implementation generic class. Read the complete article here.

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