Integration of ContentDB Dev Kit with JDev

Question

Hi All,
I have downloaded "Oracle Content DB Developer Kit". I have worked with JDeveloper 10g earlier.
Can any one suggest how to integrate the CDB Dev Kit with JDeveloper 10g.
Thank you

Answer 1

Hi,
Everything you need to know is included in the documentation found in the devkit.
Specifically, from the table of contents, click on "Compiling and Running Code Samples".
Scroll down and you will find a section on using JDeveloper for EventHandlers which talks about the jar file you must import from the server.
cheers
Matt.
Using JDeveloper for EventHandler Implementations
The Content DB Developer Kit and API Samples package also includes two additional JDeveloper projects for editing and compiling server plug-ins (EventHandler implementations):
jdev/server1012.jpr
jdev/server1013.jpr
These project files have their library paths pre-configured to include the lib/db-devkit-server.jar from the the developer kit package. The projects also require the content.jar file to be present in the lib directory of the developer kit package, so you must copy the $ORACLE_HOME/content/lib/content.jar from the Content DB server into the lib directory of the developer kit package.
There are two deploy files under the jdev directory of the developer kit package:
jdev/server1012/server1012.deploy
jdev/server1013/server1013.deploy
When using the corresponding project in JDevleoper, you can right click on the deploy resource to automatically generate a handlers.jar file. This will contain the compiled sample EventHandler classes. The handlers.jar file is genereated in the jdev/server1012 or jdev/server1013 directory, depending on the version of JDeveloper you are using.
To deploy the developer kit server libraries and EventHandler sample implementations onto the Content DB server, copy the generated handlers.jar file and the lib/cdb-devkit-server.jar from the developer kit package onto the Content DB server. Then expand both jar files into the $ORACLE_HOME/content/custom_classes directory, using the jar -xvf command.