Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

  Something we typically have to learn on our own is how to (1) auto-generate an ADF form and project from an Oracle BPM project and (2) how to reuse the ADF project when subsequently generating more ADF forms. This has changed slightly in 12.2.1, and this provides step-by-step instructions on how to do this.  This is an excerpt from Lesson 3 of AVIO's new Oracle BPM Developer Training for 12.2.1. Create an ADF Project and Form from a Human Task Because human tasks in Oracle BPM...

  Previously I have posted about a requirement of  hiding af:inputListOfValues search icon using CSSADF Skinning | Hiding search icon of af:inputListOfValues using CSS & StyleClass In that solution search icon doesn't appear on page but it is a part of JSF component tree so when user press TAB+SPACE after entering a value in lov component then search popup appears on screen as this action invokes search icon click eventRecently a Friend of mine came across another requirement...

  Oracle Process Cloud Service provides you with a very convenient and easy way to configure notifications for your human tasks though the use of email notification templates.These notification templates are defined using HTML and can include a variety of information such as payload data, task data, you can include links to perform an action on a task directly within the email and task comments. Furthermore a notification template can be re-used across your application...

I had a post while ago about ADF multi task flow binding and loading dynamic regions - Building Custom UI Shell with ADF 11g R2. In that sample, new region was opened in the first tab position. Meaning tab order was from right to left. It is more natural to have left to right tab opening order. This can be done too, check updated sample app - we need to control disclosed property and add new region to the end of array. Sample app - MultiTaskFlowApp_TabOrder.zip. Sample app...

  In my previous post ADF Namings Conventions – Part I I have focused my attention on: · Application & Project Namings · Packages Namings · Business Components Namings Today I will start to talk about Model & View Controller Project namings. Model Namings For new ADF applications we are requested to set the names for Model and ViewController projects. In what concerns the Model it should following naming: <PROJECT_NAME> + <MODULE_NAME> + Model Example: RMKMyAdfLibModel For the package...

  Coming from a Business Process Management (BPM) environment, the Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS) certainly looks and feels different, and has a number of merits that might go unnoticed. This article shows how to discover the potential of PCS and put it to good use in your projects. The World We Live In For a number of years, budgets   having been moving away from IT departments and into the business organization.   This has led to a situation in which we encounter "citizen...

  In this post I am putting some practices and that we should follow while using Oracle Application Development Framework for development: · Call database (PL/SQL) function and procedure in model layer and then access in managed bean using page level bindings ADF Basics: Call PL/SQL Stored function in ADF Application Use Exception Handler in Taskflow where required Global Exception Handler for ADF Task Flow Method Calls Some ADF Component use animation for rendering like...

  Introduction Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS) started a year ago as a lightweight process automation cloud tool that very quickly picked up momentum, adoption and technical capabilities. With Oracle adopting a cloud-first release approach, PCS quickly closed the gap with Oracle BPM Suite, with the majority of the on-premise features being ported to the cloud counterpart. Released in September 2016, Oracle PCS  v.16.3.5 introduced some new features and enhancements to...

  In a previous post, we described how to create a layout for the Diagram component.  In this post, we'll focus specifically on how to control the initial position and zoom level of the Diagram. By default, the Diagram content will be zoomed to fit and placed at the component center. This is done to allow users to see the Diagram as a whole. However, in some cases you might want to display the Diagram using a specific zoom level or pan the Diagram to a position to emphasize...