About the ADF Bindings and Swing Controls

JClient provides model objects for Swing controls that are responsible for marshaling interaction between the Swing controls and the Business Component view object's rowset iterator. The JClient implementation of Swing models are known as control bindings.

About the ADF Control Binding Sample

A JClient sample is available that lets you try out the complete set of control bindings available with JClient. The sample is available for download on the Oracle Technology Network sampel code page:

http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/products/jdev/index.html

Download the ADF JClient Component Demonstration and see the ReadMe file for complete information about running the sample.

About the Available JClient Control Bindings

The UI components in a JClient application bind to business services view objects. For example, a JClient databound panel might have a text field (JTextField) for the First name and Last name that allows the user to view and modify business component attribute values.

The type of control binding used for a given Swing control depends on the actions performed by the control. In some case, controls work with multiple control bindings that define different interactions. JClient defines these bindings for the various controls:


Inserting UI Components into JClient Panels from the Data Control Palette
Customizing ADF Bindings for JClient Panels

 

 

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