Tutorial without using JDeveloper Wizard!

Hello,
Does anybody here know any link of ADF Faces/BC tutorial without using JDeveloper Wizard! Manual coding of pagedefs, and manipulating view objects thru backing beans... Our project is quite complex and the tutorials from the Oracle website is quite dependent on wizards... And it is 50% not suitable to our project's requirements.
Thanks.

Hi,
there is no end-to-end tutorial I am aware of. I would however discourage "manipulating view objects thru backing beans" directly and instead always go through the ADF binding layer.
Note that building databindings in the pageDef file is pretty straight forward. First you need to selecte the JSF page you want t build a pageDef file for and choose "go to pageDefinition" from the context menu.
This will crate a pagedef file. The next step is to create the bindings and executable section, again using the context menu on the pageDef file in the Structure Window.
In the binding section, use the context menu to create list -, attribute -, table bindings (etc.) and then the ExpressionLanguage editor on the JSF page to wire components up to the ADF binding.
Frank

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