Building and Using Web Services with JDeveloper @ADF

Part 1: Building a POJO Annotation-Driven Service 

Step 1: Getting Ready
Step 2: Adding a Plain Old Java Object (POJO) to contain a Web Service Method
Step 3: Testing the Web Service

Part 2: Building a Declaratively-driven POJO Web Service
Part 3: Building a Web Service From an Existing WSDL
Part 4: Building an Annotation Driven Web Service
Part 5: Developing a Client for a Service Using Proxy Generation
Part 6: Developing an ADF Client Using a Web Service Data Control

URL:: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37547_01/tutorials/tut_web_services/tut_web_services.html

View Files Informations

In the project, the folders and files that conform to the Java EE Web module directory structure are:

• Web Content folder: Contains the pages you create, along with other files that must be visible to the client browser (such as stylesheet files and images) for your application.
• /WEB-INF/ folder: Contains the required Web Application Deployment Descriptor (web.xml) and the JSF configuration file (faces-config.xml).
• web.xml file: The web application deployment descriptor for your application. This is an XML file describing the components that make up your application, along with any initialization parameters and container-managed security constraints that you want the server to enforce for you.
• faces-config.xml file: Where you register the JSF application's configuration resources, such as validators, converters, managed beans, and navigation rules.
• trinidad-config.xml file: Where you configure ADF Faces features such as skin family and level of page accessibility support.

Using a Bean Data Control @ ADF

** Steps **

Step 1: Create a New Application and Project

Step 2: Create a Simple JavaBean Class

Step 3: Create a Service Class

Step 4: Create a Data Control for the Service Class

Step 5: Create a JSF Page

Step 6: Bind an ADF Faces Table Component to the Service Bean

Step 7: Set the Labels

Step 8: Bind to a Parameterized Method and a Parameter

Please follow below link::

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37547_01/tutorials/tut_bean_dc/tut_bean_dc.html

Using a Bean Data Control @ ADF

** Steps **

Step 1: Create a New Application and Project

Step 2: Create a Simple JavaBean Class

Step 3: Create a Service Class

Step 4: Create a Data Control for the Service Class

Step 5: Create a JSF Page

Step 6: Bind an ADF Faces Table Component to the Service Bean

Step 7: Set the Labels

Step 8: Bind to a Parameterized Method and a Parameter

Please follow below link::

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37547_01/tutorials/tut_bean_dc/tut_bean_dc.html

Using a Bean Data Control @ ADF

** Steps **

Step 1: Create a New Application and Project

Step 2: Create a Simple JavaBean Class

Step 3: Create a Service Class

Step 4: Create a Data Control for the Service Class

Step 5: Create a JSF Page

Step 6: Bind an ADF Faces Table Component to the Service Bean

Step 7: Set the Labels

Step 8: Bind to a Parameterized Method and a Parameter

Please follow below link::

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37547_01/tutorials/tut_bean_dc/tut_bean_dc.html

Order Uploaded Search Page @ ADF

1.Create an Application with Project
2.Connect to DataBase
3.Create AM
4.Create VO

Query in VO::

select h.price_list_id as pricelist,r.customer_number,r.customer_name,h.sold_to_org_id,h.cust_po_number, h.order_number Sales_Order,h.attribute1 Price,h.attribute10
,h.booked_flag,''''||h.header_id||''''||',' Header_ID,to_char(h.creation_date,'MM-DD-YYYY HH:MI:SS') Creation_Date
from oe_order_headers_all h, ra_customers r
where h.sold_to_org_id = r.customer_id
and to_char(h.creation_date,'MMDDYYYY')='06142016'-- > sysdate-0.5
order by h.creation_date desc;

5.Open adfc-config-xml file(Double Click on it)(UnBonded TaskFlow)
6.Drag and "View" object on to adfc-config-xml
7.Rename as Order-Search-Page
8.Double Click on Order-Search-Page (.jsf page will be created(select blank page))
9.From Data Controls in Application window select the data control  drop on the (.jsf file)
   select Query
   select ADF Query Panel with Table
10.Change the heading names(your wish)


11. (Optional) you can change the skin type by double click on trinidad-config-xml file and change

 <skin-family>fusionFx</skin-family>
  <skin-version>v1.1</skin-version>

Run the page

OutPut::

END

Developing User Interfaces with ADF Faces Rich Client Components @ADF

URL   http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37547_01/tutorials/tut_adf_faces/tut_adf_faces.html

Working with Bounded Task Flows, Regions and Routers @ ADF

URL  http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37547_01/tutorials/tut_btf/tut_btf.html

Working with Bounded Task Flows, Regions and Routers @ ADF

URL  http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E37547_01/tutorials/tut_btf/tut_btf.html

ADF Sample Page Demo

http://se7so.blogspot.com/2014/02/sample-adf-crud-web-application.html