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**sk_kireeti** · 26-11-07, 10:26 PM

Going through Oracle Tutorials will help you in all these details.... JDev is not a simple tool to learn by playing around UI.

I don't have much hand-on in using Oracle JDeveloper. But I will share my knowledge with you.If you have created Views and Model then automatically a "Data Control" will be created for you for those views and model. Publish your Views (empinfo and empdetails) in AM's UI section.

Later you can directly drag and drop your View from "Data Control Pallet" on to your web page and all fields will be created and coded to fetch data. You don't have to write any code for it. You can also align your fields as you want.

Aligning the fields explicitly, I am not sure about it. But in one training I have seen that we can select object in object pallet and right click to see the alignment options... but it didn't work for me when I tried in my JDev instance. May be I have done something wrong.

Oracle has detailed demos in their site (they will demo tool by developing a sample application with all features) to create applications using JDev and following them will help more than any one.

Thanks,
Krishna

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sk_kireeti Super Moderator Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 2,355 Thanks: 117 Thanked 255 Times in 206 Posts Thanks: 117 Thanked 255 Times in 206 Posts Blog Entries: 4 Rep Power: 53	Re: Need Oracle ADF Faces Pdf Going through Oracle Tutorials will help you in all these details.... JDev is not a simple tool to learn by playing around UI. I don't have much hand-on in using Oracle JDeveloper. But I will share my knowledge with you.If you have created Views and Model then automatically a "Data Control" will be created for you for those views and model. Publish your Views (empinfo and empdetails) in AM's UI section. Later you can directly drag and drop your View from "Data Control Pallet" on to your web page and all fields will be created and coded to fetch data. You don't have to write any code for it. You can also align your fields as you want. Aligning the fields explicitly, I am not sure about it. But in one training I have seen that we can select object in object pallet and right click to see the alignment options... but it didn't work for me when I tried in my JDev instance. May be I have done something wrong. Oracle has detailed demos in their site (they will demo tool by developing a sample application with all features) to create applications using JDev and following them will help more than any one. Thanks, Krishna __________________ Give 1 cup rice to a hungry Indian just by a mouse click. No money, no form filling, no hassle... Click here for the donation.