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Saturday, June 03, 2006 |
I have added example number 66 to my undocumented examples page:
- Simple Extension Using the ADF BC Design Time Objects API
This example contains a simple JDeveloper extension called EmpDeptExampleExtension patterned after the JDeveloper Extension SDK's "FirstSample" example. It adds a simple menu option to the right-mouse menu called "Create Emp/Dept Objects..." When you choose this option, it uses the API's in the oracle.jbo.dt.objects package to create entity objects Dept and Emp for DEPT and EMP tables in the SCOTT schema. It then creates an association between them, default view objects for the entity objects, a view link between the two view objects, an application module, and view object instances and a view link instance in its data model. Required installation steps include: (1) Ensure you have installed the "Extensions SDK" from the JDeveloper "Check for Updates..." center, (2) Making sure you've defined a connection named "scott", (3) Editing the "ADFBC DT Library" library definition to point to the JDEVHOME/jdev/extensions/oracle.BC4J.10.1.3.jar in your JDeveloper 10.1.3 installation, (4) Editing the target JAR file name in the EmpDeptExampleExtension.deploy deployment profile so that the JAR (whose name you should leave as-is) gets deployed to the JDEVHOME/jdev/extensions directory in your JDeveloper 10.1.3 installation. Then, after deploying the deployment profile to produce the extension JAR file, exiting JDeveloper, and restarting, you should have an additional menu pick on the context menu in the Application Navigator. Choosing this menu option in an empty project will create the objects described above which you can immediately test using the Business Components Browser.
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