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Month: January 2016

Add and delete values in POJO based SelectOneListBox adf

Add and delete values in POJO based selectOneListbox/selectOneChoice in ADF

January 21, 2016 Ashish Awasthi Leave a comment
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Previously I have posted about populating selectOneChoice programmatically using POJO Programmatically populate values in an af:selectOneChoice component in ADF In…

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Posted in: ADF, Oracle ADF Tutorial Filed under: 12.1.3.0.0, ADF Faces, af:selectOneChoice, af:selectOneListBox, Delete, Jdeveloper 12c, POJO, Programmatically
Consuming a SOAP Web Service quickly using Web Service Data Control (WSDL) in ADF

Consuming a SOAP Web Service quickly using Web Service Data Control (WSDL) in ADF

January 14, 2016 Ashish Awasthi 4d Comments
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Creating and Consuming Web Service is an important part development cycle. In earlier posts, I have described creating SOAP/REST Web…

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Posted in: ADF, Oracle ADF Tutorial Filed under: 12.1.3.0.0, Consuming Web Services, Download, Jdeveloper 12c, Sample ADF Application, SOA, SOAP, Web Services, WSDL
Get Selected slice of pie chart in Oracle ADF

Get selected slice of dvt:pieChart using custom selection listener in ADF

January 5, 2016 Ashish Awasthi Leave a comment
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First of all, wishing a very Happy New Year to all of you, New Year is like a blank page,…

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Posted in: ADF, Oracle ADF Tutorial Filed under: 12.1.3.0.0, ADF Faces, Custom, get Value, Happy New Year, Jdeveloper 12c, Managed bean, selected, SelectionListener

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