Yes - I did it again and attend Javaland, conference in Phantasialand Brühl. It was not easy this year to concentrate on the sessions because of the hottest march of the last 100 years. But the quality of the sessions beats the weather. Maybe again my invest in reading the abstracts and filter the sessions before the conference has payed off.
Yesterday I attend the annual barcamp DEVCAMP of the DOAG development community. There are mostly developers with SQL, PL/SQL, Forms & Reports, ADF, JET background and some Java, Javascript and APEX developers too. And not to forget: 1 dba and some managers. Here is my summary.
This year I have decided to give the Javaland conference a try. I’m not a java professional, but in the program was listed a lot of interesting testing presentations, so my company booked for me.
I have presented last week on DOAG 2015 in Nuremberg. For all non DOAG members - you can find the german presentation on Slideshare too:
Today my presentation is confirmed: "Bob the Builder: Build/Deploy of ADF enterprise applications".
If you work with JDeveloper 12.1.3 and you work with code editor save actions the order of actions could be relevant for you. For an example you use lot of asterisk (*) imports and JDeveloper should edit the code to import only classes that you actually use in the code.
If you work with JDeveloper 12.1.3 you may missing the return type of methods in completion insight.
I have presented last week on DOAG 2014 in Nuremberg. For all non DOAG members - you can find the german presentation on Slideshare too:
This article describes how to standardize your JDeveloper Installation as requested in Planning & Getting Started - Team, Skills and Development Environments.
The presentation is ready, time for travelling now.
This article describes how to standardize your JDeveloper Patching as requested in Getting Started - Team, Skills and Development Environments.
This article describes how to standardize your JDeveloper Installation as requested in Planning & Getting Started - Team, Skills and Development Environments.
Today the official program is online for DOAG conference 2014 in Nuremberg. My presentation is confirmed "The Dirty Dozen - ADF Migration to 12c in the IKB".
Some days before ZeroTurnaround has released XRebel , a new tool to recognized problems in your web applications, when you make your developer test. This was promising, so I give it a short try for Oracle ADF applications.
I have presented today on DOAG Development 2014 in Dusseldorf. For all non DOAG members - you can find the german presentation on Slideshare too:
If you speak german and you are interested in quality assurance for your ADF projects you should come and attend my presentation at DOAG Development on 06/04/2014 in Duesseldorf.
If you tired from the android emulator speed you may have read Chris Muir’s article ADF Mobile: Avoiding the Android Emulator with AndroVM. In the meantime the successor AndroVM is GENYMOTION. Let’s integrate this instead now!
I have finished now my work on integrating last PMD version 5.0.5 into JDeveloper.
Do you know, that PMD can analyse XML files since version 5? Many of ADF files are XML configuration files - wouldn’t it be a good idea to create some static code analysis rules for ADF too?
After little code change in pmd the integration like described in some blogs from Shay Shmeltzer is now possible.
If you create for an example a big adf application you may want to add all of your entities to one base application for reuse labels, validation and and so on. If you have a big database schema than in short time you have a problem to find your entity. In JDeveloper there is a neat feature to overcome this problem: working sets!
Sorry for a time without new post - but I have finished now my work on integrating last PMD version 4.3 into JDeveloper.