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These hands-on sessions provide step-by-step instructions
to perform a variety of tasks using Oracle JDeveloper and will give
you valuable insight into why Oracle JDeveloper 10g has won
so many industry awards for ease of use and is clearly second
to none.
You'll need to install Oracle JDeveloper before attempting these
tutorials:
In this Oracle By Example hands-on session, you learn how
to install and populate the sample schema tables required for the
other hands-on sessions. After you create the sample schema, you
create a database connection from JDeveloper to examine the sample
schema.
This session familiarizes you with the JDeveloper IDE and presents the
basic concepts that underpin the tool. Using a simple Java class as an example, you start
using the basic components of JDeveloper in order to create a new
Application project.
This comprehensive workshop shows you how to build
applications using Oracle Application Development Framework (Oracle
ADF). The technologies used in the sample application include Oracle
TopLink, Oracle ADF Databinding, Struts, and JavaServer Pages. In
the workshop, you build a Web-based application that provides for
maintenance of customer information. You start by building the business
services using Toplink. You then build the client portions of the
application.
This tutorial describes how to create and use Web
services with Oracle JDeveloper 10g.
This tutorial shows you how to use JDeveloper to archive
and deploy J2EE applications to Oracle Application Server 10g.
This tutorial teaches how to create a data source
and deploy a J2EE application to Oracle Application Server 10g
by using Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Server
Control.
This tutorial teaches the database modeling, generation, and
editing capabilities of JDeveloper. Using these features, you can
design and implement your database components with JDeveloper.
This tutorial shows you how to develop, tune, and debug the
SQL and PL/SQL portions of an application with JDeveloper
This tutorial shows you how to use JDeveloper and JDBC to
access an Oracle database to run SQL queries and manipulate data.
An extension is a package of files, usually an application
or set of wizards in a ZIP or JAR file, that can be added to JDeveloper.
Many standard JDeveloper features are installed as extensions.
This tutorial shows how to create, deploy, and use
a JDeveloper wizard extension through a very simple example.
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