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Monday, August 16, 2004

Today we released an early access preview of our Oracle ADF Faces component set for JavaServer Faces. This in-progress developer's preview doesn't yet support ADF Data Binding (JSR-227) -- which we're targeting for a later development milestone -- but it gives developers experimenting with (or already developing with) JavaServer Faces a headstart at understanding how Oracle's rich JSF component library can turbocharge their existing JSF development approach.

User's familiar with our existing ADF UIX component library will find a lot of similarities with the feature set in these ADF Faces components, which are a JSF-compliant evolution of ADF UIX.


6:53:10 PM    



OTN published the debut article in a new series explaining J2EE design patterns and their implementations with an article on the Value List Handler design pattern and accompanying sample.

This reminded me that in April 2002, I wrote an article called Simplifying J2EE and EJB Development with BC4J which explained all of J2EE design patterns that our Oracle J2EE application frameworks implement for you automatically when you create your J2EE applications by extending our components instead of starting from scratch. The paper has a design pattern catalog at the end for easy reference. When you use the ADF Business Components for your model layer, the Value List Handler pattern -- otherwise known as the Page-by-Page-Iterator pattern -- is one of the many patterns that ADF implements out of the box for your applications so you don' t have to!


6:34:24 PM    


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