Following is a sortable table of the most common Linux commands we use on a day-to-day basis while implementing and maintaining Oracle Fusion Middleware environments.
Oracle Express Edition (XE) 10g Windows Download
The following are links to the download page for Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.1) Express Edition (XE) for Microsoft Windows:
XE Windows English Language Download
XE Windows Universal Language Download
XE Windows Client Download
Oracle Client Download (11g Windows Client) – 32 bit and x64
Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Client (11.2.0.1.0) for Microsoft Windows (32-bit)
win32_11gR2_client.zip (684,581,290 bytes)
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Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Client (11.2.0.1.0) for Microsoft Windows (x64)
win64_11gR2_client.zip (615,698,264 bytes)
[box type=”download”]64-bit Download
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Oracle ADF Faces 10g: Accessibility and 508 Compliance
ADF Faces provides strong support for Accessibility and 508 Compliance. Most ADF Faces components have attributes that will translate to tags that screen readers can interpret. For example, <af:input>has an attribute shortDesc for a short description; this translates to an html alt tag, which is readable by most screen readers. You can find Oracle’s Accessibility guidelines for ADF Faces here: http://www.oracle.com/webapps/online-help/jdeveloper/10.1.3/state?navSetId=_&navId=4&vtTopicFile=jsf_apps/adfcreate/af_aacessible.html&vtTopicId
Oracle ADF Faces 10g: How to pass data between pages
Oracle ADF Faces 10g: How to pass data between pages Do you have the need to pass data between pages, e.g. for a new customer signup page flow that spans multiple pages? In ADF Faces, when you have a form that spans multiple pages, you have options on how to pass and maintain the data between pages, e.g. cache the data in the middle tier, re-write the data into hidden fields on the page, or store the state in session. Caching and storing data in session have the drawback of not being back-button or new-window safe. Often frameworks have a … Read More
Oracle ADF Faces 10g: Submitting a part of the page
Did you know ADF Faces allows you to submit only part of a page? This can be useful when you have a search box on a page and only want to submit that one component when the user clicks the search button. The ADF Faces af:subForm component represents an independently submittable region of a page. When used within an af:form tag or within an JSF HTML h:form tag, af:subForm lets you control which components should be validated and pushed into the model without having to use multiple forms on a page. See the following for more information on ADF subForms.
Oracle Development with JDeveloper
I highly recommend the use of JDeveloper as the IDE for Oracle Application Server (Oracle 9iAS and Oracle10gAS — or however they are spelling/selling it these days). As I understand it, JDeveloper is now offered as a free IDE by Oracle for developers. With the built in integration for OracleAS for deploying Java-based web applications, portlets, ADF (Oracle’s implementation on top of the hot JSF techology), and much more, JDeveloper is quickly becoming the free, non-open source IDE of choice for the enterprise. ADF, specifically, requires a license before deployment to production, but regardless of this, JDeveloper has much to offer and what seems to be a solid … Read More
Oracle AS: Undeploying Multiple Applications (including BPEL Human Tasks)
Undeploying a single application in Oracle Application Server is pretty straightforward. However, I had a scenario where I needed to undeploy many human tasks (since each of them is deployed as an application in OracleAS) and undeploying them one-by-one was becoming painful. I recalled finding a place to undeploy mutiple applications, but couldn’t remember it exactly. After digging a little, I figured it out again and wanted to write it here in case it can help you (or me in the likely event that I forget again). From the Cluster Topology page of Enterprise Manager Application Server Control, you get … Read More