This official guide shows you how to build applications using Oracle Application Development Framework (Oracle ADF). The technologies that you use are Oracle ADF, Struts, and JavaServer Pages.

In this guide, you build a Web-based application that provides for maintenance of customer information. You start by building the business services based on Oracle ADF Business Components. You then build the client portions of the application with JDeveloper

Scenario

We need to provide our customer with an application that is easy to use and understand and that provides useful feedback to the user. The user needs to be able to edit or delete customer records as well as create new customer records. Navigation should be easy and intuitive, and feedback needs to be clear and obvious. For example, when a record is updated, the user needs a message that indicates success. The same technique should apply to deleting and creating records as well as handling any errors that may occur. The messages must be internationalizable so that the application can run in multiple languages.

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  An additional white paper for Oracle Application Development Framework.

This article explains the basics of the new Oracle Application Development Framework's data binding layer (based on JSR-227), gives an overview of the ADF runtime and design time data binding facilities, explains how ADF integrates with and supports easily building Struts-based web applications, and puts the concepts into practice with three simple example applications.

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