Integration with JDeveloper?

Hello,
My team is evaluating the possibility of using ODI in one of our projects, but at first sight it shows that this is not a product that Oracle developed from scratch (which doesn't mean it's bad!). My only concern is that the terminology (and the UI in general) does not seem to be very intuitive for an Oracle developer, which might not help to reduce the learning curve.
Do you know if there are any plans for integrating ODI with JDeveloper?
Thanks!
Pablo

There should be more chances to find in the future ODI in Oracle JDev than in Eclipse.
-FX

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RCFaces integration with JDeveloper?

Hi gang
Before I go nuts trying to get this to work, has anybody successfully installed and used RCFaces components with JDeveloper 10.1.3.1 ADF Faces components?
Regards,
CM.

Hi Frank
Errors appear to be in JDev 10.1.3.1. I'm playing with a list of 3rd party JSF vendor component sets looking for a more "Windows" like multi-level menu component that can be populated from a backing bean as my customers don't want the BLAF <af:page> component.
I'm having a fair amount of trouble across the board in loading and running with the 3rd party component sets in JDev. I'm able to embed the components in the JSF source with JDev correctly showing the list of components in the Components Palette (though this is flaky and doesn't always show), and the attributes of the components in the Property Palette.
On compiling the JSF page with the 3rd party vendor's components I often receive error messages similar to the following (this example using Exadel's components):
Error: Unable to instantiate tag: vcp:panel (class: com.exadel.vcp.taglib.PanelTag) Make sure that the tag class is available and that the tag library containing the class is not excluded from this application.
Error: Unable to find class for bean: null defined by tag with class: com.exadel.vcp.taglib.PanelTag
For the record I have configured my web.xml file as detailed by the Exadel install instructions.
I'm no expert on JAR files and tag libraries, but the majority of JSF component vendors have released a single JAR of components for the likes of Sun's Studio Creator, Eclipse etc, so I would be expecting the JAR & components to integrate easily into JDev too without throwing the above errors.
Also configuring 3rd party libraries via JDev's managed library facility appears to choke in number of places similar to this forum post:
problem with adding Sun JSF RI v1.2 as a new library in JDeveloper 10.1.3.1
With RCFaces components embedded in the JSF page, after restarting JDev, I've had JDev internally throw exceptions such as:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at oracle.bali.xml.model.XmlContext._initializeViewIfNecessary(XmlContext.java:1871)
at oracle.bali.xml.model.XmlContext.getView(XmlContext.java:844)
at oracle.bali.xml.gui.GuiXmlContext.getGui(GuiXmlContext.java:154)
at oracle.bali.xml.gui.GuiXmlContextUtils.getGui(GuiXmlContextUtils.java:22)
...and so on...
If I remove the RCFaces component, the errors go away. In this case I'd expect JDeveloper to show a graceful error message, not the exception. However you are right, the RCFaces documentation leaves something to be desired.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you'd like more info.
Regards,
CM.

Issue in rendering the characters in pdf after integrating with jdeveloper

hi all,
i have a strange problem, i have get the jar files of the bi publisher and integrated it with the jdeveloper 11g and it's workin great in viewing reports in all format except the pdf format because we are working on a project in the middle east so we need to render arabic letters, the arabic letters rendered correctly on all formats except in pdf it renders "????? ??? " only question marks, but the strange issue that when we are using the bi publisher desktop and preview the reports in pdf format it renders correctly so we don't know what's wrong right now.... any idea
hope for help, our customer will kick our ass if we don't do this arabic reports
thanx

Hi
I am also having the same issue, could you please let me know how to display arabic characters properly in pdf. I am using the following java code to generate the PDF using xml publisher java API..
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               Reader xmlReader = new InputStreamReader(xmlInputStream, "UTF-8");
               InputStream xslInputStream = new FileInputStream(
                         "C:\\ebpp\\xsl\\XslBillTemplate.xsl");
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               // FOUtility.createFO
               // FileInputStream
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               InputStream mergedFOStream = FOUtility.mergeFOs(in, null);
               Reader mergedReader = new InputStreamReader(mergedFOStream, "UTF-8");
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                    System.out.println("Merge failed.");
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Reports Integration with Jdeveloper

Reports integration has been in and out of Jdeveloper over the last few versions.
Is there a posted statement of direction on when and how integration will happen?
(My hopes are up because the OTN product pages are now talking about Reports 10G)

Hello Thomas,
The Reports JDeveloper Extension are currently available only in the Oracle9i Developer Suite (Oracle9iDS) that contains:
- Reports Builder 9.0.2
- JDeveloper 9.0.2
The Reports Extension will be also available with the Oracle Developer Suite 10g.
Regards
Tugdual

Check out TopLink integration with JDeveloper 10g

I just thought you might want to get a look at the upcoming integration of TopLink and Oracle JDeveloper 10g.
You can download the JDeveloper 10g preview now and play with it.
See demo: http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/viewlets/905p_adf_toplink/toplinkEditor_viewlet_swf.html
and follow the tutorial:
http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/collateral/prodtour10g.html

John,
"1) When I did this last step, it created a new set of 'Offline Database Objects'. It would be nice not to have to redirect the new classes at my original objects or create a new diagram from the new objects. (I would like to bae able to get rid of one set of Database Objects.)"Currently, you are running into the issue since you already have offline tables that you are using to create online tables. You then are creating Java objects from online tables. Each time you create Java Objects from online tables, offline tables are created and cached with the project; the generator is not smart to recognize whether these tables exist offline.
That's a great suggestion and we already have this under consideration for future release. What you are asking is the ability to generate Java Objects from offline tables.
�2) The Database Objects that were created when I generated the classes all have the schema name prepended. My original Database Objects have the 'package' prepended. I would like my Java classes to map to unqualified tablenames.�Another great suggestion; we have already taken this into consideration for this release.
�Also, can I model sequences for my tables and have those automatically generated along with the tables and constraints? �You can always create a SEQUENCE table offline or online (on the database; see connections tab) in Jdeveloper and then use it in the TopLink mapping editor with your data model. Let me know if you need more info on it.
�Is there a place I can modify the default datatype to java type mappings? For example, what if I would prefer my classes to be generated with BigDecimal attributes instead of Double? �Yet another great suggestion, we will keep it in mind for future release.

CVS Integration with JDeveloper 10.1.2

I have upgraded to JDeveloper 10.1.2 from the previous version and CVS integration appears to be partially broken.
All my source files are checked in and I can confirm this with WinCVS which allows me to 'cvs edit' my source for update. In JDeveloper however the 'Edit' option is grayed out and I cannot edit the file as it is read only. All the source icons have a * symbol against them.
CVS integration worked OK in the previous version and the only environment change is the upgrade to JDeveloper 10.1.2
I wondered if anyone else had experienced any similar problems.
Thanks,
Kim

We have also experienced this problem. The pattern seems to stem from a Module Checkout (We use the connections tab to a remote pserver repository).
Expanding a project will mark all files with the * (modified) symbol. Even though we only just checked out the module.
If we try and Update (or Update with deletion) the item remains on the uncommitted files list, however the background cvs command worked without error (at this point there is no way of removing files from the uncommitted file list).
Additionally if we use ANT and create a new task like follows;
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cvsRoot="${cvsroot}"
package="MyProject"
/>
</target>
Then this reports all workfiles up to date with the repository (i.e. only a problem in what JDeveloper thinks is uncommited).
What I have noticed....
When the Module Checkout works I noticed the file named JDev under the CVS working folder looks as follows;
#Fri Apr 01 06:33:52 GMT 2005
universal_time_calibration=0
When it fails the content looks like this;
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JBOSS integration with Jdeveloper

Hi
i created connection for JBOSS but when i trying to access the the server it shows the following error
Exception::javax.naming.NoInitialContextException: Cannot instantiate class: org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory [Root exception is java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory]
can u help me
thanks
udhay

Udhay,
best you post this question in the JDeveloper forum.
Discussion Forums » Developer Tools » JDeveloper
Cheers,
Mick.

Oracle Reports Integration with JDeveloper

Hi Gurus,
We have our Oracle Forms Applications 10g Release1 running on the Application Server 9.0.4.
I have understood that using oracle Forms Faces, the existing Forms can be brought into the J2EE Frame work developed using ADF Faces.
Now my question is that we have lots of Reports running on the Reports server using Oracle Reports. My question is that how can we integrate these Reports as it is in my J2EE environment without changing anything on my existing Reports.
Any help on this is very much appreciated.
Thanks and Regards,

Forms,
I don't really have a demo per se, but it's not so hard.
For example, say http://foo:7777/reports/whatever?param=foo&param2=bar is the URL. Simply put an af:goLink on your page and set its target to http://foo:7777/reports/whatever?param=#{an_el_expression_that_evaluates_to_the_parameter_value}&param2=#{ditto}
Just treat them like a web link.
john

Integrating sonar with jdeveloper

Any idea that how sonar can be integrated with jdeveloper ?Is there any seperate sonar plugin available for jdeveloper?If anybody done this earlier,please tell me procedures about it.Thanks in advance

There is no jdev plugin for sonar. However, you can easily use sonar as external tool and even can add it to an ant build file.
That's not as tidily integrated as it can be, but it works.
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How can I use jad decompiler with Jdeveloper ?

I want to use jad decompiler with JDeveloper .
What should I do ?
I also want jdeveloper can set break point in source code that decompiled for debugging .
If Jdeveloper dose n't have Jad Extension .
Do you have any other decompiler that can be integrated with JDeveloper ?
thanks in advance

In JDeveloper 10.1.2, I put the following line in jdev.conf:
AddVMOption -Djcncmd=c:/progra~1/decomp/jad.exe -b -ff -nl -p -pi99999 -space -t2 -lnc -noinner
Use at your own risk, though. It works nicely 9 times out of 10, but for some classes it seems to 'freeze' JDeveloper and you have to kill the jdev.exe process. I'm sure it has something to do with the command line options to jad.exe, but I've not been able to identify the problem.
If debugging is your goal, if I'm not mistaken JAD is not able to recreate source files where every statement is on the same line number as in the original file, so step-by-step debugging is a no-no. If you know of any way to use JAD so that is does put each statement on the correct line, I'll be interested!
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Mercurial and Hudson Integration in JDeveloper

Hi,
In Web Center Portal PDK application, we need Mercurial as Version Control System and Hudson for deployment.In the below link we got the details of hudson,svn integration with Jdeveloper
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/adf/part7-085284.html
But we need Mercurial instead of SVN. We could not find any build in plugin for Mercurial within JDeveloper.
Could any one advise whether we can integrate Hudson and Mercurial with in JDveloper for versioning and deployment. What are the Out Of Box options for this? If not it will be helpful if any one can share the steps?
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Vishnu

There is no Mercurial Integration with jdev currently as per Shay. But there looks like a way in which you can create one .
refer- ADF: Using Mercurial in JDeveloper

Format Java Code with jdeveloper

Hi Everybody,
Can anybody tell me How I can Indent Java Code Automatically using JDeveloper 9i.
It is a facility which is provided in almost all the editor and I believe it should be in jdeveloper also but the problem is I dont know how to go for it.
I will be very kind to anybody who will solve this problem as this will reduce my lot of unwanted work.
Regards,
Amit Jain

If you're looking for a code beautifier (a tool that can apply a coding style to your source code automatically), try the Jalopy extension. It's an open source code beautifier that is tightly integrated with JDeveloper:
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Is it possible to use SOA Suite 11g with JDeveloper's integrated WebLogic?

Is it possible to use SOA Suite 11g with JDeveloper's integrated WebLogic? Or do you have to install an external WebLogic?
Thanks for help.
Edited by: user7722720 on 07-Dec-2011 02:04

Hi
By default, NO it is NOT possible to deploy any SOA Applications on Integrated Weblogic Server that comes with JDeveloper. This integrated weblogic server is very light weight basic weblogic server with single domain (only 1 AdminServer) to deploy a standard J2EE, ADF Applications like EJBs, WebApps, WebServices, ADF Apps etc. BUT SOA (having BPEL, BPMs etc ) cannot be deployed.
There is an option to upgrade this integrated weblogic server and install SOA on top of this. Like download soa installer that matches with your JDeveloper version and install soa on top of this weblogic. BUT I strongly do not recommend this, because you will not be able to upgrade iin future to the latest versions.
Yes, its always better to install the standalone Weblogic Server that matches with your JDeveloper version. Then install SOA on top of this Weblogic Server. Then create RCU Schemas in any Oracle Database. Run config wizard and create a SOA Domain. Now integrate this in your JDeveloper to deploy any soa applications.
Make sure that JDeveloper, Weblogic Server, SOA Software, RCU all these versions should match and they should be same.
Thanks
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Integrating FTP with JDeveloper

Can anyone help me with integrating FTP with JDeveloper (10.1.3)
I am developing jsp pages for a web site. the website runs on a Sun Solaris UNIX server.
At present i develop my jsp pages in JDeveloper and save then to a file on my PC. I then have to use an external tool (Ultraedit) to FTP them to my webserver for testing.
I have seen in this forum that there is something called 'ant' which will allow you to FTP direct from JDeveloper. I know zero about 'ant' and after spending a couple of hours trawling arround the web i'm still no wiser.
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Here is a basic explanation of the FTP task in ANT.
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JDeveloper Integration With CollabNet Team Forge

Dears
I would like to integrate Jdeveloper with Collabnet Team forge platform.
Is this integration currently supported. If yes are there any materials to support in configuring the integration
Best regards
Mohamed Chargui

Mohamed,
Yes Jdeveloper has been integrated with TeamForge, using CollabNet Connect; check out the following link http://www.open.collab.net/collabXchange/JDeveloper.
For peer discussions, you also may want to see http://forums.open.collab.net/ds/viewForumSummary.do?dsForumId=736
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