Starting from JET 6.0.0 Composite Components (CCA) are renamed to be Web Components (I like this new name more, it sounds more simple to me). In today post I...
Starting from JET 6.0.0 Composite Components (CCA) are renamed to be Web Components (I like this new name more, it sounds more simple to me). In today post I will talk about Web Component writeback property and importance of it. All variables (observable or not) defined inside Web Component will be reset when navigating away and navigating back to the module where Web Component is included. This means you can't store any values inside Web Component, because these values will...
Starting from JET 6.0.0 Composite Components (CCA) are renamed to be Web Components (I like this new name more, it sounds more simple to me). In today post I will talk about Web Component...
JET 6.0.0 officially supports TypeScript, wow that great news. If you are building large JavaScript application with JET, it will be much easier to manage code...
JET 6.0.0 officially supports TypeScript, wow that great news. If you are building large JavaScript application with JET, it will be much easier to manage code with TypeScript - it does type checking and reports code errors during build time. Logic can be encapsulated into classes with inheritance. Read more about classes support in TypeScript. In this post I will share simple JET application enabled with TypeScript support. Sample application can be downloaded from GitHub...
JET 6.0.0 officially supports TypeScript, wow that great news. If you are building large JavaScript application with JET, it will be much easier to manage code with TypeScript - it does type...
What is Oracle JET? Oracle JET stands for Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit, and it is a free, open source JavaScript toolkit which is very good for...
What is Oracle JET? Oracle JET stands for Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit, and it is a free, open source JavaScript toolkit which is very good for developing hybrid applications (Oracle 2017). The Oracle JET is a modular toolkit and you can use as much or as little of the features as you want. It has a lot of benefits (from the Oracle JET docs): Built-in accessibility support Support for internationalization (28 languages and 180+ locales) Rich set of UI components...
What is Oracle JET? Oracle JET stands for Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit, and it is a free, open source JavaScript toolkit which is very good for developing hybrid applications (Oracle 2017). The...
Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) empowers developers by providing a free and open source modular client-side toolkit based on modern JavaScript, CSS3,...
Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) empowers developers by providing a free and open source modular client-side toolkit based on modern JavaScript, CSS3, and HTML5 design and development principles. In the development of JET, Oracle believes that following standards and specifications is extremely important whenever possible, especially in the context of enterprise applications. The W3C Web Component specification is one of these standards, with the potential of...
Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) empowers developers by providing a free and open source modular client-side toolkit based on modern JavaScript, CSS3, and HTML5 design and...
In every development cycle, developers are going to run into situations where things are not working as expected - this is where the debugging step comes into...
In every development cycle, developers are going to run into situations where things are not working as expected - this is where the debugging step comes into play. Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service uses a multi-tier architecture - so it is likely that you'll end up with the need to debug code in each one of the layers. In this short demo we give you some tips on how to debug your applications. At its core, VBCS is a web UI tool, so for most of the UI layer debugging you...
In every development cycle, developers are going to run into situations where things are not working as expected - this is where the debugging step comes into play. Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service...
This is part 1 in a series of tutorials in which we learn how to create forms with Oracle Visual Builder(OVB) for a website built with Oracle Content and...
This is part 1 in a series of tutorials in which we learn how to create forms with Oracle Visual Builder(OVB) for a website built with Oracle Content and Experience (OCE) Sites. This article will explain how you can build a local OCE Sites component that uses REST API exposed by a business object in Visual Builder to display a simple public form on a site page that allows collecting contact details of your site visitors. Create Business Object in Visual Builder 1. Configure...
This is part 1 in a series of tutorials in which we learn how to create forms with Oracle Visual Builder(OVB) for a website built with Oracle Content and Experience (OCE) Sites. This article...
In this blog we'll show you how to turn-on some more advanced capabilities in table components you add to your web pages in Visual Builder Cloud Service....
In this blog we'll show you how to turn-on some more advanced capabilities in table components you add to your web pages in Visual Builder Cloud Service. Specifically we'll cover, column content formatting, column resizing & reordering, line wrapping, scroll policies, and adding more columns. One thing that is worth mentioning first is that our UI gurus are not fans of tables. In general, they would recommend you'll use the list component to show collections of records. It's...
In this blog we'll show you how to turn-on some more advanced capabilities in table components you add to your web pages in Visual Builder Cloud Service. Specifically we'll cover, column content...
In one of my current projects, I came across a wired problem concerning a task flow which uses parameters to configure the flow. To make it simple to understand...
In one of my current projects, I came across a wired problem concerning a task flow which uses parameters to configure the flow. To make it simple to understand the problem I made up a fictive use case. Use Case This is not a real use case, but an abbreviation of it just to show the problem and how to resolve it. It might not make sense in real life, but it allows to show the problem. We like to see a form to enter some data. One of the fields the user can enter should be...
In one of my current projects, I came across a wired problem concerning a task flow which uses parameters to configure the flow. To make it simple to understand the problem I made up a fictive...
In this post I am going to show how to configure a datasource consumed by an ADF application running on Tomcat in a Docker container. So, there is a Docker...
In this post I am going to show how to configure a datasource consumed by an ADF application running on Tomcat in a Docker container. So, there is a Docker container sample-adf with a Tomcat application server preconfigured with ADF libraries and with an ADF application running on top of Tomcat. The ADF application requires a connection to an external database. The application is implemented with ADF BC and it's application module is referring to a datasource jdbc/appDS. This...
In this post I am going to show how to configure a datasource consumed by an ADF application running on Tomcat in a Docker container. So, there is a Docker container sample-adf with a...
