I know from working through the OTN forum and email and with Worldwide Support that there are a lot of customers out there using our ADF framework. Hundreds. However, in response to my request to have users mail me to give me permission to include their company's name and homepage URL in my informal list of Some Companies Using ADF, only a small fraction of the customers using the product actually replied.
I realize that some companies require internal approval before saying "ok" to such a thing, and I totally respect that. Some have mailed me to specifically say they couldn't be listed for whatever reason. That's ok, too. The info about how they were using ADF (which I of course treat as confidential) was useful to learn about just the same. However, for all the rest of you out there that don't mind having your company's home page listed on my blog as being an ADF user, I've got a Google Gmail invite waiting to share with one developer from each of the next 30 companies that mail me to tell me I can add them to my list.
In the interest of fairness, if more than one developer from the same new company emails me, I'll give the invite to the first one that arrived in my inbox.
P.S. If you're company is already on my list, I've got an invite for the first developer from your company that mails me to ask for an invite as well.
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in the Business Components Tester, you can experiment with the View Criteria collection without having to write code. Typing something like IN (10,20) into a view criteria field for Deptno would find just departments 10 and 20, for example.