We don't always have time to document each combination of technologies that can be used with the ADF framework, so I guess for some people this might be a surprise, but ADF can also be used to simplify your interaction with Web services as well as simplify binding Swing UIs to data controls.
In this two minutes demo I show you how to build a simple Swing application that can invoke a web service (that I found on Xmethods.net) and get the results back. And you don't need to write any code manually to get it working. (press F-11 once in the demo page, to get the full screen view).
If you like this but are more interested in how would I build a Swing UI to fron a DB check out this demo.
And if you like the Web services concept but are more interested in JSF front end check out this demo.
[update] - this got broken in newer 10.1.3.* versions - but there is a patch that fix it - you can get it from Oracle support referring to bug 5878326
Comments (1)
Shay,
If the method of webservice returns LinkedList or Array of Object, how do we bind it by using ADF Data Control?
I've seen Susan Duncan's blog, but still helpless.
Thanks
Posted by Yose | March 14, 2007 5:52 AM
Posted on March 14, 2007 05:52