Chris Muir: ADF Faces RC - the humble inputText control - it’s all about the presentation baby!

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On conception the JSF specification received lots of complaints for its simplistic component implementations. The original JSF controls such as <h:inputText> were no better than the vanilla HTML equivalents. Sun…

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Chris Muir: JDev ADF Code Reuse Facilities

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Good programmers reuse code. Good frameworks promote code reuse. Oracle’s ADF promotes code reuse through many different mechanisms, both in business services and the developed user interfaces.This is a brief post,…

Taking the pain away from SQL*Plus in 11g

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Before the Oracle 11g RDBMS release, I noticed that SQL*Plus users on Windows were divided into 2 camps; the users who wanted easy copy & paste, and the users who wanted the ability to scroll through previous…

Chris Muir: ADF Faces RC - the humble inputText control - it’s all about the presentation baby!

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On conception the JSF specification received lots of complaints for its simplistic component implementations. The original JSF controls such as <h:inputText> were no better than the vanilla HTML equivalents. Sun…

Why neither Apex or JDeveloper are actually “free”

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I’ve always had trouble with the word “free”. Because the people who bandy it around are typically in marketing and sales (or consulting ;). And they wouldn’t be in a job if they actually sold stuff for…

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