ADF EMG KScope announcement - New ADF Samples site

[Chris Muir]

If you're a frequent ADF developer you will have run across Oracle
Product Manager Steve Muench's ADF samples. Steve's sample
applications have been an important corner stone of learning ADF
containing small tips n tricks to building successful ADF
applications.

Today at ODTUG's Kaleidoscope conference the ADF EMG was very happy to
announce that we're now launching an "ADF EMG samples" page with ADF
applications from Steve *and* other ADF bloggers and experts.

Through the kind work of Steven Davelaar and the generosity of ADF
bloggers the ADF EMG now has an "ADF Samples" site on Java.net where
you can look at the large index of applications (http://bit.ly/MoVy7a)
with 466(!!!) sample applications. No longer do you need to Google
and rely on pot luck to find an ADF sample or solution, now you can
browse the ADF Samples index to find solutions per ADF topic areas.

But the story doesn't stop there. If you're interested in providing
your own sample ADF applications we'd be more than happy to hear from
you. Please follow the instructions here: http://bit.ly/MOhU1Y

As a reminder the ADF EMG also runs an ADF Issue Tracker on Java.net
too (http://bit.ly/NuGRla).

We hope you'll make use of this new service and we look forward to you
participating in providing applications too.

Regards,

CM.

[kee thang]

Hi Chris Muir,

Thank you very much for precious resources, It's very useful for me.

Regards
KT

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