You can use the Oracle ADF binding editors in JDeveloper to customize the characteristics of any databound UI component that you create using the Data Control Palette.
Note: Modifications to a data binding may create discrepencies between the data binding and the UI component used to display the data. For example, if you edit the data binding of a table to display one less column of attribute values, you must use the Visual Editor to remove the column from the HTML.
To customize a UI component's data binding:
Use the Data Control Palette to insert the UI component into your Java panel.
With the UI component displayed in the Visual Editor, choose Structure from the View menu to open the Structure window.
Click
(UI Model) in the Structure window toolbar and
expand the node to display the list of bindings.
Right-click the node for the databound UI component's binding and choose Edit to view the binding editor.
Hint: If you do not which binding to select for a
particular UI component, open the Java file in Source view and
search in the jbInit() method section for the
component's bindUIControl() call. The name of the
binding, as shown in the Structure window, is the first argument of
the bindUIControl() method call.
Click the Help button in the editor for additional help.
The design time currently does not expose runtime-specific properties of the binding objects. To learn about runtime properties, see About the Oracle ADF Binding Properties.
To read about data bindings:
For information about the role of data bindings in Oracle ADF:
About Oracle ADF Data Controls
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