Users new to J2EE can leverage the default templates to get started
quickly with the highest level of declarative development. Advanced
J2EE users can choose alternative templates, customizing the defaults
if needed, or create their own templates to capture their team's
preferred solution technologies for future reuse.
Technology scopes and application templates reduce complexity
by persisting project technology choices and tailoring the environment
to present only those options most relevant to a given project.
Technology scopes increase productivity by presenting technologies
relevant to a project when you are creating new elements.
Application templates simplify the creation of new applications
and provide a way to partition applications into tiered projects
with associated technology scopes. Instead of manually building
each project, you can now quickly generate a complete foundation
along with subprojects and technology scopes.
Within JDeveloper, you can create applications based on templates
that specify a particular combination of technologies with which
you want to proceed. The template that you choose when you create
a new application workspace will determine:
- Available technology choices that appear in the New Gallery
- Project folders and their names as they appear inside the
new application workspace
- Application libraries that will be added to the project folders
for the selected technologies
When you begin your development task with an application template,
you can get started more quickly. For example, when you want to
create a web application for the Struts controller, the default
web application template selection will create the workspace,
create several project folders, add the Struts library to the
appropriate project folder, and open the Struts Page Flow Diagram.
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