Oracle JDeveloper 10g Handbook

, by Roy-Faderman, Avrom; Koletzke, Peter; Dorsey, Paul

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ISBN: 9780072255836 | 0072255838
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Copyright: 10/21/2004

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Create web and database applications with Oracle JDeveloper 10g--the complete, integrated Java development environment--with help from this comprehensive, real-world resource. Many chapters contain hands-on practices and source code examples reinforcing vital concepts. It's all here--from the nuts-and-bolts of J2EE applications, servlets, and JavaServer Pages technology to advanced development using the Oracle Application Development Framework. From the exclusive publishers of Oracle Press books, Oracle JDeveloper 10g Handbook will have you developing Java-based applications in no time.

PART I Overview

Overview of Oracle JDeveloper 10g

(30)

JDeveloper: Past, Present, and Future

(5)

Past: Product History and Roots

(2)

Present: Where Is JDeveloper Now?

(2)

Future: The Vision

(1)

What Is New in JDeveloper 10g?

(4)

New Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

(1)

Application Development Framework

(1)

Struts

(1)

Modeling in JDeveloper

(1)

Business Services

(1)

Desupported and Deprecated Features

(1)

Creating Application Code in JDeveloper

(2)

Application Workspaces

(1)

Projects

(1)

JDeveloper Directory Structure

(1)

Development Steps

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Build a Client/Server Application Using the JDeveloper Wizards

(14)

Create the Application Workspace and Database Connection

(4)

Create the Model Project

(5)

Create the View Project

(4)

Hands-on Practice: Create a Simple JSP Page

(4)

Create the JSP Project

(1)

Create the JSP File

(3)

The Integrated Development Environment Overview

(30)

The JDeveloper 10g IDE

(1)

IDE Window

(8)

About Monitor Resolution

(1)

Editor Window

(2)

Dockable Windows

(3)

Customizing the IDE

(1)

Preferences

(1)

Main Toolbar

(1)

Main Menu

(9)

About Javadoc

(4)

The Help System

(3)

Finding the Help Topic

(1)

Displaying the Help Topic

(1)

Locating Help Centrally

(1)

Software Configuration Management

(1)

CVS Concepts

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Set Up CVS Locally

(5)

Install and Set Up the CVS Server

(1)

Set Up a CVS Server Connection

(1)

Import and Check Out a Module

(2)

IDE Tools

(40)

Navigators

(5)

Application Navigator and System Navigator

(3)

Connection Navigator

(1)

Run Manager

(1)

Structure Window

(2)

Structure Window Icons

(1)

Other Structure Window Operations

(1)

Structure Window Views

(1)

Component Palette

(1)

Code Snippets

(1)

Property Inspector

(3)

Properties

(2)

Events

(1)

Log Window

(1)

Code Editor

(8)

End Tag Completion

(1)

Code Templates

(1)

Code Insight and Tag Insight

(2)

Other Text Editing Features

(1)

Editing PL/SQL

(1)

Code Editor Style Sheet Support

(2)

Debugger

(2)

Debugger Windows

(1)

Debugging Java Code

(1)

Debugging PL/SQL

(1)

Other Tools for Improving Code

(1)

Visual Editors

(1)

HTML and UIX Previewers

(2)

New Gallery

(2)

Wizards

(1)

New File Dialogs

(1)

Data Control Palette

(1)

Other Editors

(3)

XML Editor

(1)

Class Editor

(2)

EJB Module Editor

(1)

Viewer Windows

(2)

Image Viewer

(1)

Archive Viewer

(1)

Tables Viewer

(1)

Sequence Viewer

(1)

SQL Worksheet

(1)

Modelers and Diagrammers

(5)

Types of Diagrams

(1)

Creating a UML Diagram

(1)

Some Diagramming Operations

100

(1)

XML Schema Editor

101

(1)

Struts Page Flow Diagrammer

102

(1)

Introduction to the Oracle Application Development Framework

103

(28)

What Is a Framework?

104

(3)

Why Use a Framework?

105

(1)

What Is a Development Framework?

106

(1)

Why Use a Development Framework?

106

(1)

Support for the Framework

107

(1)

What Is Oracle Application Development Framework?

107

(3)

Who Will Use ADF?

108

(1)

ADF User Community Support

109

(1)

Development Frameworks in Previous JDeveloper Releases

109

(1)

ADF Architecture Model

110

(8)

MVC

110

(1)

ADF Layers and Components

110

(8)

ADF Code Libraries

118

(2)

Some ADF Libraries

118

(2)

ADF Development Method and IDE Support

120

(11)

The Steps

120

(11)

Java Language Concepts for JDeveloper Work

131

(36)

Why Java?

132

(4)

Benefits

133

(1)

Drawbacks

134

(1)

Transitioning to Java

135

(1)

Object Orientation Concepts

136

(4)

Handling and Storing Data

137

(2)

Inheritance

139

(1)

Other Primary Object-Oriented Concepts

140

(1)

Java Language Review

140

(20)

Annotated Java Code Example

140

(6)

Annotated Use of the Box Example Class

146

(1)

Other Java Language Concepts

147

(13)

Hands-on Practice: Create Java Class Files

160

(7)

Make an Application Workspace and Project

160

(1)

Create and Test Java Class Files

161

(6)

Naming Conventions

167

(14)

The Importance of Using Naming Conventions

169

(1)

The Consistency Issue

170

(1)

General Naming Convention Considerations and Guidelines

170

(3)

Use Prefixes and Suffixes

171

(1)

Consider the Capabilities of the Language

171

(1)

Be Aware of Case Sensitivity

172

(1)

Use a Dictionary of Allowable Words

172

(1)

Use Abbreviations Carefully

172

(1)

Recognized Naming Conventions in Java

173

(2)

Constants (Final Variables)

173

(1)

Classes

173

(1)

Class Instances, Exceptions, Methods, and Variables

174

(1)

Packages

174

(1)

JDeveloper-Specific Naming Conventions

175

(6)

Types of Objects to Name

175

(1)

Workspaces

176

(1)

Projects

176

(1)

Connections

176

(1)

Class Source Files

177

(1)

Libraries

177

(1)

Client Data Models

177

(1)

UML Diagram Elements

177

(1)

ADF Business Components

177

(2)

Java Client Application Files

179

(1)

Java Client Ul Components

179

(1)

Web Client Components

179

(2)

J2EE Architectures and Deployment Alternatives

181

(42)

An Overview of J2EE

183

(3)

J2ME

183

(1)

J2SE

183

(1)

J2EE

184

(2)

Deploying a J2EE Application

186

(2)

J2EE Archive Files

187

(1)

Deployment Descriptor Files

187

(1)

Deploying Archive Files

188

(1)

JDeveloper and J2EE

188

(1)

Deploying J2EE Applications in JDeveloper

189

(1)

Java Client Architectures

189

(7)

Java Applications

189

(5)

Applets

194

(2)

Hands-on Practice: Deploy a Java Application

196

(8)

Prepare a Simple ADF BC Java Application

197

(1)

Create a Java Application JAR File

198

(4)

Create a Batch File and Run the JAR File

202

(2)

JavaServer Pages Architecture

204

(5)

Java Servlet Overview

204

(1)

JSP Technology Overview

205

(4)

Where Does OC4J Fit?

209

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Deploy a JSP Application

209

(14)

Create a JSP Application

210

(2)

Set Up OC4J

212

(4)

Deploy the JSP Application

216

(7)

PART II Business Services

Introducing ADF Business Components

223

(30)

Why Use ADF BC?

225

(1)

ADF Business Components, XML, and Java

226

(1)

ADF Business Component Groups

226

(8)

Business Domain Components

227

(3)

Data Model Components

230

(4)

Hands-on Practice: Examine a Default ADF BC Layer

234

(19)

Create an Application Workspace with a Default ADF BC Layer

235

(3)

Explore the Business Domain Components

238

(4)

Explore the Data Model Components

242

(6)

Test the Default Business Components

248

(5)

Creating Business Domain Components

253

(34)

Creating Default Business Domain Components

254

(1)

Entity Attributes

254

(3)

Adding and Deleting Attributes

255

(1)

Changing Datatypes

255

(1)

Representing Column Constraints

255

(2)

Synchronizing Entity Object Definitions with the Database

257

(1)

Representing Relationships Between Tables

257

(6)

Association Cardinality

258

(1)

Association Directionality and Accessor Attributes

259

(2)

Compositions

261

(2)

Representing Oracle Object Types

263

(1)

Business Components and Database Object Generation

264

(5)

Creating Entity Object Definitions for Table Generation

265

(1)

Creating Table Constraints for Generation

266

(2)

Creating Domains for Oracle Object Type Generation

268

(1)

Generating Database Objects

268

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Represent the HR Schema

269

(18)

Create an Application Workspace and Default Business Domain Components

270

(2)

Change Entity Attributes

272

(2)

Clean Up Accessor Attribute Names

274

(2)

Create Business Domain Components for Table Generation

276

(2)

Generate the New Table and Constraints

278

(1)

Create a Many-to-Many Association

279

(2)

Test the Business Domain Components

281

(6)

More Complex Business Rules

287

(42)

Overview of the Entity Classes

288

(3)

Entity Object Classes

289

(1)

Entity Definition Classes

290

(1)

Entity Collection Classes

291

(1)

Manipulating Attribute Values

291

(2)

Attribute-Level Validation

293

(5)

Validation Rules

293

(2)

Validation Domains

295

(1)

Setter Method Validation

296

(1)

Choosing a Validation Style

297

(1)

Entity-Level Validation

298

(2)

Entity-Level Validation Rules

299

(1)

The validateEntity() Method

300

(2)

Choosing a Validation Style

301

(1)

Entity-Level Validation and Compositions

301

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Add Validation to the HR Business Domain Components

302

(12)

Remove Unneeded Entity Object Classes

303

(1)

Apply a Built-in Validation Rule

304

(1)

Create and Use a Custom Validation Rule

305

(5)

Create and Use a Validation Domain

310

(2)

Provide Entity-Level Validation

312

(2)

Adding Default Values to Entity Attributes

314

(2)

Static Default Values

314

(1)

Dynamically Calculated Default Values

315

(1)

The Sequencelmpl Class and the DBSequence Domain

315

(1)

Calculated Transient Attributes

316

(1)

Using Associations in Business Rules

317

(1)

Getting a Unique Associated Entity

317

(1)

Getting Many Associated Entities

318

(1)

Integrating with Business Logic in the Database

318

(3)

Integrating with Database Triggers

318

(1)

Using Stored Procedures to Perform DML Operations

319

(2)

Hands-on Practice: Add More Business Rules to the HR Business Domain Components

321

(8)

Add Defaulting Logic

322

(1)

Calculate an Attribute

323

(3)

Add Validation Logic That Uses an Association

326

(3)

Creating Data Model Components

329

(40)

View Attributes, Entity Attributes, and Caching

330

(7)

How Entity-Derived View Attributes Are Populated

331

(2)

How SQL-Only Attributes Are Populated

333

(1)

Entity-Derived vs. SQL-Only View Attributes

334

(3)

Entity Object Usages and Table Aliases

337

(1)

Keys

338

(1)

Refining a View Object's Query

339

(3)

Setting the Where and Order By Clauses

339

(1)

Expert Mode

340

(2)

Hands-on Practice: Create View Object Definitions

342

(15)

Create an Application Workspace for the Data Model Components

343

(2)

Create a Simple View Object Definition

345

(2)

Create a SQL-Only View Object Definition

347

(2)

Create a View Object Definition with Multiple Entity Object Usages

349

(3)

Create a View Object Definition with an Entity Object Usage and an Expert-Mode Query

352

(5)

Representing Relationships Between Query Result Sets

357

(4)

View Link SQL

357

(2)

View Link Definition Cardinality

359

(1)

View Link Definition Directionality and Accessor Attributes

360

(1)

Aggregating Data for Applications

361

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Create View Link and Application Module Definitions

362

(7)

Create View Link Definitions

362

(2)

Create and Test an Application Module Definition

364

(5)

Exposing ADF BC to Applications

369

(38)

ADF Model Layer Architecture

370

(2)

Data Controls

370

(1)

Binding Containers

371

(1)

Creating Data Controls and Bindings

372

(3)

The Data Control Palette

372

(2)

The Ul Model Tab

374

(1)

Exposing a View Object Instance to an ADF Application

375

(1)

Ranges

375

(1)

Using Multiple Iterator Bindings

376

(1)

Accessing a Range of Data

376

(2)

Navigating Through Collections

378

(3)

Moving the Current Row Pointer

378

(1)

Scrolling the Range

379

(1)

Key Objects

380

(1)

Creating and Deleting Rows

381

(1)

Accessing Individual Values

381

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Create a Master-Detail JSP Application

381

(12)

Create a Read-Only Form with Navigation

382

(5)

Create a Ul Table to Display Details

387

(6)

Selecting from a List

393

(3)

Navigation Mode

393

(1)

Enumeration Mode

394

(1)

LOV Mode

395

(1)

Managing Transactions

396

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Refine the JSP Application

397

(10)

Refine the Master-Detail Form

397

(3)

Create an Edit Form

400

(7)

Creating Custom Service Methods

407

(38)

Overview of Data Model Component Classes

409

(3)

Overview of Application Module Classes

409

(2)

Overview of View Classes

411

(1)

Custom Service Method Basics

412

(1)

Exposing and Accessing Service Methods

412

(1)

Finding View Object Instances in the Data Model

413

(1)

Finding View Object Instances in a Nested Application Module Instance

413

(1)

Retrieving View Rows

414

(3)

Stepping Through a View Cache

415

(1)

Row Keys

415

(2)

Manipulating Data

417

(1)

Reading and Changing Attribute Values

417

(1)

Creating and Deleting Rows

417

(1)

Restricting a View Object Instance's Cache

418

(3)

Using setWhereClause()

418

(1)

Parameterized Where Clauses

419

(1)

View Criteria Objects

420

(1)

Re-Executing the Query

421

(1)

Using View Link Definitions in Service Methods

421

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Create and Invoke Service Methods

422

(14)

Turn Off Batch Mode

423

(1)

Choose View Classes

423

(2)

Create a View Object Method Stub and a Service Method

425

(2)

Access the Service Method from a JSP Application

427

(4)

Add Navigation Code to the View Object Method

431

(1)

Add Code to Filter Data

432

(2)

Add Code to Change Data

434

(2)

Dynamically Creating Master-Detail Relationships

436

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Create and Invoke Service Methods to Maintain a Dynamic Master-Detail Relationship

437

(8)

Remove a View Link Instance from an Application Module Definition

438

(1)

Create Service Methods to Maintain a Dynamic Master-Detail Relationship

438

(2)

Use the Dynamic Master-Detail Relationship

440

(3)

Test the Service Methods

443

(2)

Business Service Technology Alternatives

445

(56)

Enterprise JavaBeans Technology

446

(11)

EJB Technology and the Business Domain

448

(2)

EJB Technology and the Data Model

450

(4)

EJB Technology and the ADF Model Layer

454

(3)

Hands-on Practice: Build a Simple EJB Application

457

(13)

Create an Application Workspace and EJB Diagram

458

(1)

Create the Business Domain

459

(1)

Create the Data Model

460

(7)

Create Data Control Definition Files

467

(1)

Create a Master-Detail Form

468

(2)

TopLink Technology

470

(5)

TopLink POJO and the Business Domain

470

(3)

TopLink POJO and the Data Model

473

(1)

TopLink Technology and the ADF Model Layer

474

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Build a Simple TopLink Application

475

(13)

Create an Application Workspace

476

(2)

Create Java Classes

478

(2)

Create Descriptors and Direct Mappings

480

(4)

Create a Relationship Mapping

484

(1)

Create a TopLink Query

485

(1)

Create Data Control Definition Files

486

(1)

Create a Master-Detail Form

486

(2)

Web Services

488

(1)

WSDL, SOAP, and Web Service Stubs

488

(1)

Web Services and the ADF Model Layer

489

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Create an Application That Uses a Web Service

489

(12)

490

(1)

Create an Application Workspace

490

(1)

Create a Web Service Stub

491

(1)

Create a Wrapper Class for the Stub

492

(1)

Create Data Control Definition Files

493

(1)

Create a Search Application

494

(7)

PART III Java Client and Web Applications

Creating Java Client Applications

501

(42)

The JDeveloper IDE for Java Client Development

502

(1)

Building Java Client Applications

503

(1)

Directory Organization for a Java Client Application

504

(1)

Java Client Architecture Decisions

504

(3)

How Many Independent Programs Will You Use?

505

(1)

How Many Directories, Workspaces, and Projects Will You Create?

505

(1)

Where Will the Model and Data Validation Take Place?

505

(1)

What Type of Container Layout Should Be Used?

506

(1)

How Many Packages Will You Create and How Will You Name Them?

506

(1)

Other Issues

506

(1)

ADF JClient

507

(3)

Swing Ul Architecture

507

(1)

Developing a Client Data Model

508

(1)

Binding Swing Components to ADF BC

508

(1)

Binding Panels

509

(1)

Working with Swing Components in JDeveloper

510

(8)

The Data Control Palette

510

(1)

The Component Palette

511

(1)

Using Swing Components

511

(1)

Adding Swing Components to a Program

512

(1)

Categories of Swing Components

512

(1)

Container Objects

513

(4)

Modifying Swing Components

517

(1)

Defining Events

517

(1)

Getting the Right Information

518

(2)

Hands-on Practice: Create a Tabbed User Interface Application

520

(12)

Create the ADF BC Project

520

(1)

Create the Java Application Project

521

(3)

Create a Three-Tab User Interface

524

(8)

Hands-on Practice: Customize the Component Palette and Create a JavaBean

532

(11)

Create and Deploy a JavaBean

533

(2)

Create a Library for the JavaBean

535

(1)

Add a Component Palette Page and Add the Custom JavaBean

536

(3)

Test the Custom Component

539

(4)

Layout Managers

543

(48)

How Does This Work in a J2EE Web Application?

545

(1)

Layout Manager and Container Concepts

545

(6)

Laying Out a User Interface

546

(2)

The Default Layout Manager

548

(1)

Setting Layout Manager Properties

548

(1)

Java Visual Editor Tools

549

(1)

Layout Managers in JDeveloper

550

(1)

Overview of the Layout Managers

551

(23)

A Word About the ``null'' Layout

551

(1)

BorderLayout

551

(3)

BoxLayout2

554

(2)

CardLayout

556

(1)

FlowLayout

557

(2)

GridBagLayout

559

(7)

GridLayout

566

(2)

OverlayLayout2

568

(1)

PaneLayout

569

(2)

VerticalFlowLayout

571

(1)

XYLayout

572

(1)

Layout Manager Usage

573

(1)

Multiple Layouts

574

(3)

Hands-on Practice: Work with Layouts

577

(14)

Set up an Application Workspace and Two Projects

577

(2)

Use the BorderLayout Manager

579

(4)

Use the GridBagLayout Manager

583

(8)

Working with Struts

591

(46)

Struts Architecture

592

(6)

Struts Elements

593

(1)

ApplicationResources.properties Files

594

(1)

The struts-config.xml File

595

(2)

View-Level Struts Tag Libraries

597

(1)

JDeveloper's Implementation of Struts

598

(8)

Working in the Page Flow Diagram

599

(1)

Struts Elements in JDeveloper

600

(4)

Data Controls

604

(2)

Introduction to the Hands-on Practices

606

(1)

Hands-on Practice: Create a Simple Struts Application

607

(18)

Create the Application Workspace and ADF BC Project

607

(1)

Create Browse and Edit JSP Data Pages

608

(5)

Add the Ability to Save Edits

613

(2)

Add the Ability to Create Records

615

(2)

Add Delete Functionality to the Application

617

(2)

Add a Logic Tag to Highlight the Current Record

619

(3)

Shade Every Other Row

622

(1)

Test for a Value in the Table

623

(2)

Hands-on Practice: Create a Struts Application with Data Actions for Custom Logic

625

(12)

Create Another ViewController Project

625

(2)

Create a Data Action and a JSP Data Page

627

(4)

Add Edit and Update Functionality

631

(6)

Working with JSP Pages

637

(48)

JSP Development Requirements

638

(3)

Required Language Skills

639

(1)

Understanding JSP Compilation and Runtime

639

(1)

Additional Information Sources

640

(1)

JSP Application Development in JDeveloper

641

(16)

JSP/HTML Visual Editor

641

(3)

Code Editor

644

(1)

Structure Window

645

(1)

Page Flow Diagram

646

(1)

Property Inspector

647

(1)

Component Palette

648

(2)

Data Control Palette

650

(7)

Steps for Creating a Struts JSP Application

657

(1)

Some ADF BC JSP Coding Techniques

657

(6)

Find Mode

657

(1)

ADF Business Component Properties

658

(1)

Using Control Hints for Labeling and Formatting

659

(4)

Hands-on Practice: Build JSP Query and Results Pages

663

(22)

Create the Application Workspace and Business Services

664

(1)

Create the JSP Pages and Controller Actions

665

(6)

Modify the Data Elements

671

(9)

Modify the Visual Aspects

680

(5)

Working with ADF UIX Pages

685

(84)

ADF UIX Overview

686

(7)

UIX Features

687

(2)

UIX Page Design Structure

689

(4)

UIX Application Development in JDeveloper

693

(6)

Wizards and File Creation Dialogs

693

(1)

UIX Visual Editor

694

(1)

UIX Preview

694

(1)

XML Editor

694

(1)

Structure Window

694

(1)

Page Flow Diagram

695

(1)

Property Inspector

695

(1)

Component Palette

696

(1)

Data Control Palette

697

(1)

Steps for Creating a Struts UIX Application

697

(2)

Hands-on Practice: Build a UIX Application

699

(16)

Prepare the Projects

699

(1)

Create the Browse Page Using a Wizard

700

(3)

Add Data and Action Components to the Browse Page

703

(3)

Create and Link the Edit Page

706

(2)

Create and Link the Search Page

708

(3)

Modify the Look-And-Feel

711

(4)

PART IV Appendixes

A Other Resources

715

(6)

Books

716

(1)

Websites

717

(4)

B Java Client User Interface Components

721

(12)

AWT

722

(2)

Code Snippets

724

(2)

JClient Controls

726

(2)

Swing

728

(2)

Swing Containers

730

(3)

C Overview of HTML, JavaScript, and Cascading Style Sheets

733

(12)

HTML

734

(1)

Editing HTML

734

(1)

HTML Tags

734

(3)

Sample HTML Code

737

(2)

JavaScript in HTML

739

(1)

Cascading Style Sheets

740

(1)

Building a Cascading Style Sheet

741

(1)

Using a Cascading Style Sheet

742

(3)

D Overview of JSP, JSTL, and EL Tags

745

(24)

Basic JSP Tags

746

(1)

Where to Put the Code?

747

(1)

Beginning and Ending Tags

747

(1)

Processing of Standard Tags

747

(12)

JSP Standard Tag Library

759

(1)

JSTL Example

760

(1)

Tag Libraries

761

(2)

Expression Language

763

(2)

An Annotated Example

765

(4)

Index

769

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Oracle JDeveloper 10g Handbook

Summary

Author Biography

Table of Contents

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