Background
Within JDeveloper, application developers can work with data sources based on entirely different business service technologies:
When you want to work with a specific business service, you can open the New Gallery and use the provided wizards and dialogs to create or, in the case of web services, expose the entities in your Model project:
If you want to.... | Then choose among these New Gallery items... |
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Use Oracle ADF Business Components in the Model project. |
Business Components in the Business Tier category |
Use EJB components in the Model project. | Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) in the Business Tier category. |
Use Oracle TopLink in the Model project | TopLink in the Business Tier category |
Use web services that were created based on legacy code, software components (such as EJB components), or even PL/SQL in the database and make it accessible through HTTP quickly and easily | Web Services in the Business Tier category |
Use JavaBeans in the Model project. |
JavaBeans in the General category |
Tasks
The procedure for working with business services in JDeveloper and Oracle ADF is the same for most business services.
To prepare your Model project for the business services:
When you want to work with web services, the procedure differs.
To use web services as your business service:
For other guidelines that may help you to start your application in JDeveloper:
For further information on these view technology issues:
These procedures help you to begin an Oracle ADF application:
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