Oracle Wiki - hundreds of ADF links n more

[Chris Muir]

Today I had some spare time to rebuild the Oracle Wiki with the ADF
links I was maintaining sometime back on the older Oracle Wiki before
somebody had the bright idea of deleting it.

The main goal of the ADF wiki is to provide links to numerous ADF blog
posts, effectively categorized so you don't have to go hunting for
them via Google. This should also solve a problem for members who
can't access our Facebook feeds because of draconian corporate
policies (boo hiss policy makers boooo ;-)

The ADF wiki is very much a work in progress, I'll expand it as I find
time and further content. It'd be *great* if other people, especially
bloggers could contribute links too, keeping this sort of thing
maintained is a time sapping effort.

For your reference the ADF Oracle Wiki home page is located here:
https://wikis.oracle.com/display/jdeveloperandadf/Home

...from which you can access the following pages:

ADF Build and Deploy
ADF Community
ADF Controller and Task Flows
ADF Error Codes
ADF Faces Layouts
ADF Faces RC Components
ADF Integration
ADF Performance & Optimization
ADF Security
ADF Skinning
ADF Web Services
JDeveloper IDE
WebLogic Server
Working with ADF programmatically

Hopefully this is useful to the ADF community. Happy reading.

CM.

[Chad Thompson]

On Friday, July 6, 2012 at 4:26 AM, Chris Muir wrote:

The ADF wiki is very much a work in progress, I'll expand it as I find

time and further content. It'd be *great* if other people, especially

bloggers could contribute links too, keeping this sort of thing

maintained is a time sapping effort.

A question - can "we" (meaning the ADF EMG or public as a whole) edit the pages, or should we submit content to a maintainer?

- Chad

-- 
Chad Thompson 
chad_t...@mac.com

[Chris Muir]

I'm not sure I can trust the public as a whole to update the Wiki, but
certainly EMG members are welcome :-P

To become a contributor create an account on the Oracle Wiki, then
email me your Wiki account handle (not your email address) and I'll
set you up with the necessary privileges. Your account handle is
available via the Profile link top right of the Wiki once you've
logged in. My email address is chris DOT muir AT oracle DOT com.

CM.

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[Mark Robinson]

Hey Chris,

The links:

• Deploying an ADF 11g Application in JBoss5 Part 1 (Juan Ruiz)
• ADF 11g on JBoss5 part 2 – POJO Databindings (Juan Ruiz)

On ADF Build and deploy are dead.

Mark

CM.

[Chris Muir]

Thanks Mark, fixed.

If anybody else notices any dead links please email me directly at chris

DOT muir AT oracle DOT com.

CM.

On 6/07/12 11:58 PM, Mark Robinson wrote:
> Hey Chris,
>
> The links:
>
> * Deploying an ADF 11g Application in JBoss5 Part 1
> <http://blogs.oracle.com/jruiz/2009/01/deploying_an_adf_11g_applicati.html> (Juan
> Ruiz <http://blogs.oracle.com/jruiz/>)
> * ADF 11g on JBoss5 part 2 � POJO Databindings
> <http://blogs.oracle.com/jruiz/2009/03/adf_11g_on_jboss5_part_2_pojo.html> (Juan
> Ruiz <http://blogs.oracle.com/jruiz/>)

> <mailto:adf-methodology%2Bunsu...@googlegroups.com>