Dive into Oracle ADFTips and tricks from Steve Muench on Oracle ADF Framework and JDeveloper IDESuppressing the Substitution of Asterisk for Percent in View Criteria- April 28, 2008 A question came in today about how to get ADFBC to allow querying for the literal asterisk character. By default, the OracleSQLBuilder implements the CriteriaAdapter interface (involved in translating view criteria into SQL where clause fragments) by replacing any asterisk character in the view criteria operand string with a percent sign so that the end-user can happily use either '' or '%' as a search wildcard character. However, if your data happens to have literal asterisks in them and..http://radio.weblogs.com/0118231/2008/04/28.html#a896 Help Shape Future JDeveloper Releases with Your Feedback- April 24, 2008 Suscan Duncan on our team has created an online survey you can take to give us feedback on the kinds of Application Lifecycle Management tooling you're using today. I encourage you to give your feedback to shape future versions of your JDeveloper development environment. There's a link to the survey on her blog at: http:susanduncan.blogspot.com200804alm-help-me-help-you.htmlhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0118231/2008/04/24.html#a895 Enlightened Development: Simplifying Common Navigation and Coding Tasks- April 17, 2008 The MayJune 2008 issue of Oracle Magazine is now live, and along with it the latest installment of my DEVELOPER: Frameworks column: Enlightened Development - Simplifying common navigation and coding tasks Enjoy.http://radio.weblogs.com/0118231/2008/04/17.html#a894 Still Underwater But Still Here- April 16, 2008 For the past few months I've been working hard on internal projects related to ADF 11g and our Fusion Applications teams who are early adopters of all the new features in this upcoming major release, so unfortunately I haven't had many cycles for the blog. We're working on fixing a short list of showstopper issues for releasing a Tech Preview 4 release of JDeveloper 11g for OTN, so look forward to that in the coming weeks.http://radio.weblogs.com/0118231/2008/04/16.html#a893 |