Today Oracle published our article about the ADF EMG XML Data Control. With the article, also comes an extensive two part tutorial, go check them out at OTN:
Powerful and Easy ADF Data Control for XML Data
Article
Tutorial
Enjoy reading and if you have any comments or remarks, let me know!
Other Resources:
ADF EMG Community
XML Data Control wiki
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ADF EMG XML Data Control version 1.0.0
Today at Oracle Open World, we (Wilfred and myself) officially announced the 1.0.0 version of the ADF EMG XML Data Control. Check out the presentation on slideshare if you missed it.
You can get this extension through the JDeveloper Help -> Check for Updates menu. Make sure you select the 'Open Source and Partner Extensions' checkbox:
There you should see the 'ADF EMG Data Control' extension:
A brief description for those who were not at our OOW Sunday Session:
The XML Data Control is an ADF Data Control that is used by developers to create data bindings in ADF Faces pages, just like the ADF BC Data Control and the POJO Data Control. The data exposed through this data control can be any XML source – from a BPM Human Task, from a SOAP or REST WebService, from a static XML document or a custom Java Class that produces an XML document from anywhere.
Read more on this project on our public wiki.
If you’re interested in following or contributing to this open source project, make sure you bookmark the following links:
The ADF EMG XML Data Control Extension is available for both JDeveloper 11gR1 and JDeverloper 12c.
You can get this extension through the JDeveloper Help -> Check for Updates menu. Make sure you select the 'Open Source and Partner Extensions' checkbox:
There you should see the 'ADF EMG Data Control' extension:
A brief description for those who were not at our OOW Sunday Session:
The XML Data Control is an ADF Data Control that is used by developers to create data bindings in ADF Faces pages, just like the ADF BC Data Control and the POJO Data Control. The data exposed through this data control can be any XML source – from a BPM Human Task, from a SOAP or REST WebService, from a static XML document or a custom Java Class that produces an XML document from anywhere.
Read more on this project on our public wiki.
If you’re interested in following or contributing to this open source project, make sure you bookmark the following links:
The ADF EMG XML Data Control Extension is available for both JDeveloper 11gR1 and JDeverloper 12c.
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