Dependencies of ADF libraries in unresolved 12.2.1.0.0

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• Problem with the use of the ADF libraries

  JHeadstart version: version 11.1.1.5.27

  JDeveloper version: Studio Edition Version 11.1.1.7.0

  Scenario of

  I'm trying to build an application using ADF libraries like below:

  Common code - extension of framework classes

  CommonUI - LOV hides, etc...

  Common model - ADFBC all entity objects

  Several subsystems (view controller 'helper' projects)

  Main view controller project

  I have created libraries according to the guide of FMW and have imported correctly into the relevant model projects and view controller.  In JDeveloper, I can see the libraries OK and able to build my screens without any problem using JHeadstart.  All of the subsystems are managed independently, i.e. I used JAG to create my application and can run the autonomous subsystems.  The problem comes from the main view controller project.  I have imported successfully all libraries in the project of main view controller and you can see all the controls data from libraries in the navigation Application in JDeveloper.  According to the JHeadstart user guide, I imported the NLS library by beams and have modified the JHeadstartApplicationDefinition.xml file to include my libraries (all names and paths are 100% correct).  Now when I run the JAG, it removes all the ServiceDefinitionRef I added to my library.  When I run the application crashes and JDeveloper reports the following error:

  "oracle.jbo.JboException: Houston-29000: Unexpected exception caught: oracle.jbo.ConfigException, msg = Houston-33005: Configuration DgmUC003ServiceLocal cannot be found."

  "Caused by: oracle.jbo.ConfigException: ADFContext Houston-29114 is not configured to process this exception messages." Use the code of exception stack trace and error to investigate the root cause of this exception. Root cause error code is Houston-33005. Error messages settings are {0 = DgmUC003ServiceLocal} ".

  DgmUC003ServiceLocal is one of my libraries.

  Can anyone help.

  I tried many things to fix this, but cannot find an answer.

  Interestingly, I once managed to recognize a library (I removed all but one subsystem libraries) and it worked.  When you use the JAG, it not to overwrite my amendment to the JHeadstartApplicationDefinition.xml of the file but when I added a library more he still replaced my amendment and gave the above error for the new library.

  It was the JHeadstartApplicationDefinition.xml file before execution of JAG:

  < ServiceDefinitionRef location = "MasterServiceServiceDefinition.xml" name = "MasterService" / > "

  "< Any ServiceDefinitionRef ="true"name ="UC003Service"location ="... /... /.. /DgmUC003/UC003View/properties/DgmUC003ServiceServiceDefinition.xml"/ >

  "< Any ServiceDefinitionRef ="true"name ="sdService"location ="... /... /.. /SD/sdView/properties/sdServiceServiceDefinition.xml"/ >

  That's what it was after completing JAG:

  < ServiceDefinitionRef location = "MasterServiceServiceDefinition.xml" name = "MasterService" / > "

  "< Any ServiceDefinitionRef ="true"name ="UC003Service"location ="... /... /.. /DgmUC003/UC003View/properties/DgmUC003ServiceServiceDefinition.xml"/ >

  He removed the 2nd entry of library?, wouldn't not and gives the following error:

  "oracle.jbo.JboException: Houston-29000: Unexpected exception caught: oracle.jbo.ConfigException, msg = Houston-33005: Configuration sdServiceLocal cannot be found."

  It's very frustrating, I followed all the instructions to the letter.  I would not expect a very simple thing like that does not work.  Any help, greatly appreciated pointers.

  Thank you Trevor.

  Hi Paul,.

  My apologies for not updating this thread earlier.

  The good news is that it has been resolved, the issue seems to be with JDeveloper and not JHeadstart (or maybe just a combination of the two).  That's what I do:

  1. Edit the file JHeadstartApplicationDefinition.xml
  2. Reconstruction/compile the project (in JDeveloper which is Alt - F9)
  3. Do a "save everything" (belt and suspenders, probably not necessary as reconstruction not save)
  4. Output JDeveloper (close, file-> exit)
  5. Restart JDeveloper
  6. Run the JAG (the new library names entered in step 1 are NOT replaced)

  This workflow has worked 100% flawless, I don't know what closure JDeveloper is but it works.

  I also now always close JDeveloper after importation of new libraries in my main view controller project because I think it's also a question, perhaps all related.

  I hope it works for you.

  Trevor

• ADF libraries dependencies

  Hello

  JDev 11.1.2.4

  My request is based on several workspaces.

  Toolbox has guava as a dependency-> ToolBox.jar

  CustomComponents has guava, deep cloning (3rd party clone lib), ToolBox.jar as dependencies-> CustomComponents.jar

  Common a guava, ToolBox.jar and CustomComponents.jar as dependencies

  I have in my common workspace, select the model project and click the refresh icon. A new ADF_Library_Dependencies.library file is generated by JDev.

  The content is:

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF - 8"? >

  < JLibraryNode nselem = "JLibraryNode" class = "oracle.jdeveloper.library.JLibraryNode" deployedByDefault = "true" xmlns =" " http://xmlns.Oracle.com/JDeveloper/110000jlibrarynode "> "

  < classPath >

  < entries >

  "< item path ="... /... / lib/cloning-1.8.5.jar ' jar-entry = "" / > ".

  "< item path ="... /... / lib/objenesis-1.2.jar ' jar-entry = "" / > ".

  < / input >

  < / classPath >

  < docPath / >

  < locked > true < / locked >

  Dependencies libraries ADF < name > < / name >

  < sourcePath / >

  < / JLibraryNode >

  and in the Panel of the message log I get:

  These elements of ADF library jar are now in Model.jpr

  {

  file:/C:/Home/framework/trunk/toolbox/toolbox/deploy/Toolbox.jar

  file:/C:/Home/framework/trunk/customcomponents/customcomponents/deploy/customcomponents.jar

  These are in the project as a result of your jar ADF imports:

  Cloning de.../CustomComponents/CustomComponents/CustomComponents.jpr

  }

  Why this file is generated? How to disable?

  Thank you

  The ADF_Library_Dependencies.library

  is automatically created by jdev if you add a library that is dependent on an another lib that you currently not in the class path. This also happens if you refresh the project, jdev them checks the dependencies and adds missing the ADF_Library_Dependencies.library jar.

  To get rid of the library, you can only add the missing pots in one of your libraries one and add this lib to your libraries and the class path.

  Timo

• Caching of javascript ADF libraries

  Hey,.

  Currently we are cached our files css and js custom Apache (for X hours) level.

  We do this based on the path (which is < path > /style/ < other directories >) and it works fine.

  Now my question is can we do for specific js libraries 'internal' ADF (located in adf/jsLibs /) without breaking all the features?

  JDev 11.1.2.3.0 (which runs from 11.1.2.4.0 at the end of the year)

  Instead of ADF faces using myFaces

  You don't need to do anything, ADF implements cache internal javascript and CSS styles automatically during about a year.

• Problem installing 11.1.2.4.0 ADF libraries on stand-alone Weblogic 10.3.6

  Hello world

  I was really struggling for the last week to install the latest patches to use ADF 11.1.2.4.0 on Weblogic 10.3.6.

  I install a new server Weblogic on Solaris 11.1.  I followed Note 1328698.1 , step by step and everything seemed

  install without errors.  When you try to deploy a simple application of the ADF (just a button, with no model project), I get noclassdeffound MapProxyServlet class.  I have

  get the same error when you try to run 'EM.

  If I look in the tasks, I can see that the class exists in the DVT - faces.jar.

  If I add all the libraries of the ADF to my ADF project, everything is fine, as expected.

  Please help me with any direction on this issue.

  Thank you!

  Chris

  Sorry, no, I do not use Solaris, I use Oracle Enterprise Linux 6.4. So you might found a bug in the solaris patches.

  You should ask management to check this. You have no problem to install 11.1.2.3.0 in Solaris, I assume that something is wrong.

  Yes, the web service is ideal to address things like that.

  Have fun.

  Timo

• Is it legal to deploy to Tomcat ADF libraries?

  Hello
  I've seen some messages that describe decouple ADF of Weblogic and deploy libraries to other app servers. As I knew him, ADF is free, but not open source. So, is it illegal to deploy on Tomcat?
  Thank you

  You're wrong that ADF is free.
  License:
  >
  ...
  'Components' refers to Oracle TopLink and Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF), which consists of the following programs: Oracle ADF business components (aka business for Java components), the layer model of ADF the ADF shares Struts of data or data Pages, ADF UIX, ADF Swing (aka Jclient), ADF Faces components ADF Mobile, controller of ADF, components of visualization of data ADF and ADF security.
  ...
  We provide an exclusive, non-transferable, limited license to use the components and the Oracle WebLogic Server only in order to develop a unique prototype of your application for your internal business operations and not for other purposes. If you want to use the applications you develop using components or the Oracle WebLogic Server for any data processing internal production or commercial purposes please contact us, or a reseller of Oracle, to obtain the appropriate license. If you want to use the program or components for purposes other than those expressly authorized under this agreement you should contact us, or a reseller of Oracle, to obtain the appropriate license.
  ...
  >
  So you're free to develop an application using ADF, but if you use it, you need a license, regardless if you use WLS or Tomcat.

  Timo

• Importer ADF libraries - reuse and conflicts?

  JDeveloper 12.1.2

  I am designing applications for re-use and want to be sure that I won't put my apps during the conflict.  So far, I've created:

  1. an application from adfUtils called xxxADFUtils.  It has all the usual suspects in the Java code (you guessed it, ADFUtils, JSFUtils and a number of code java House that I use frequently).

  2. a model

  3. the demand for labor

  4. an application with a taskflow to be used as a region within the main application.  This application is the xxxADFUtils library since it requires the common code.

  Of the main Application, I now add request 4 - the workflow.  I noticed that I am now able to reference the xxxADFUtils.

  Later, I intend to add another application that will reference the xxxADFUtils.  

  My question is this.  If I import the xxxADFUtils (code share) in the model, the main application and all other applications that contain workflows - will there be a conflict?

  You can add imported libraries if necessary or should pay you close attention to their implementation to avoid conflicts, as you do with the file naming conventions.

  Thank you

  Stuart

  It should not be conflicts. The library will only be in the final artifact once. Taskflows who use the library even have no problem, as long as the library is the same version (has the same methods with the same signature).

  Timo

• Share libraries of the ADF in the development environment

  We use Jdeveloper 11.1.2.1 on Windows and Linux workstations.
  
  Is it possible to access shared ADF libraries using a Connection of URL in the range of resources? When I create a login URL to the location of the URL of our libraries, I see no library file.
  All of the documentation I have read refers to creating a connection to file system, but this does not work well when some users use Linux as their desktop. In this case, we cannot class paths to match.
  
  No focus on simplifying access to the libraries of the ADF during development would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you

  We use two approaches to reference libraries of the ADF during development.

  (a) with the help of a shared network folder and JDeveloper all workspaces are directed towards it. We use Hudson automatic library updating whenever a SVN change is a reality.
  (b) developers use scripts ojdeploy or maven to generate dependencies themselves.

  Both approaches have strengths and weaknesses, so a choice is a matter of specific development environment,

  Hope this helps,

  Florin Marcus
  Red Samurai Consulting

• ADF task flows and parameters WITHOUT data controls

  Hello world.
  
  In a previous post, I asked him about the best way to call the workflow "at a distance" by a "local" application Frank Nimphius suggested me to use the JAR ADF libraries between projects for this. I'll apply, but I have a small/big problem:
  
  As I said in my previous post, I exclusively use the EJB 3.0 - JPA technology in all my projects. The components business or data controls are used. Just a lot of Java-based components.
  
  Now, supossed that I have a (based in the HR schema) application with 3 projects:
  
  -L' one with all things EJB: entities from tables, session bean, and an example of a Java client.
  -The second as a 'local' point of view, with a JSPX (viewLocations.jspx) page that contains the table of communities (table_locations).
  -The third view "at a distance", with a JSPX too (viewCountries.jspx) page that contains the table of countries (table_countries).
  
  I have a button in views the remote, and one to switch from local to remote display and the other for the opposite.
  
  The goal is: pass a location of choice of table of locations for the project where I need to see the country for the selected location.
  
  In the table of locations, I use a variable currentLocation (declared as: private location currentLocation = new Locations() ;) to store the selected location and a SelectionListener process, called selectLocation_listener() with this code in the)
  backing.viewLocations.ViewLocations.java:
  
  + ' public void selectLocation_listener (SelectionEvent selectionEvent) {+
  + / / Add code from the event here... +.
  currentLocation = (rentals) table_locations.getSelectedRowData ();
  +}+
  
  If the selected location is stored in the variable currentLocation.
  
  Both in projects the and remote, in that I store the task flow JSPX pages. I have the taskLocal.xml as an unlimited workflow with the viewLocations.jspx as the main view and the taskRemote.xml as a workflow bounded with the viewCountries.jspx as the main view.
  
  I have deployed the project remotely in a library JAR ADF and imported to the local project, then I get it as a special activity Flow call.
  
  The question is: How can I pass the variable currentLocation as a workflow setting to my project remotely? I don't have any data control to bind to a workflow parameter.
  Should I really have some control of data to store my currentLocation variable and bind it to a parameter? Or there is another way without data controls?
  
  Another fact: local and remote project have a dependency with the EJB project.
  What about dependencies? Have a role in call task workflow activities?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  If you would like more information or a more detailed explanation please ask me.

  Hello

  a data control is needed for this. If you only want to use ADF task Flow and manage the component UI lie yourself, then you are good to go with this approach. To add parameters to a call from bounded task flows, have a look here

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E15523_01/Web.1111/b31974/TOC.htm (Chapter 15, activities of view URL using 15.3)

  You can make the local variable that is accessible from an accessor method Set/getter bean managed so that you can use EL when you set the value of the parameter.

  Frank

• GlassFish and ADF JDeveloper

  We have a problem in an ADF Application (Jdevelper version: Studio Edition Version 12.1.3.0.0 and deployed on GlassFish Server Open Source Edition 3.1.2.2 (build 5)).

  kindly if you have an idea why this error occurs when a workflow running with an jsff affair.

  The stack trace is as follows:

  ADF_FACES - 60098:Faces life cycle receives exceptions that are unhandled in the phase RENDER_RESPONSE 6 java.lang.VerifyError: (class: bc4j_relativePath_expression_Expression_gs, method: super$ $3 evaluate signature: (Ljava/io/file ;)) Ljava/lang/object ;) Illegal use of calling non-virtual function at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredConstructors0 (Native Method) at java.lang.Class.privateGetDeclaredConstructors(Class.java:2532) at java.lang.Class.getConstructor0(Class.java:2842) at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:345) at org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.InvokerHelper.createScript(InvokerHelper.java:421) at groovy.lang.GroovyShell.parse(GroovyShell.java:625) at groovy.lang.GroovyShell.parse(GroovyShell.java:652) at oracle.jbo.ExprEval.parseScript(ExprEval.java:1571) at oracle.jbo.ExprEval.findScript(ExprEval.java:1152) at oracle.jbo.ExprEval.doEvaluate(ExprEval.java:1956) at oracle.jbo.ExprEval.doEvaluate(ExprEval.java:1928) at oracle.jbo.ExprEval.evaluateForRow(ExprEval.java:1647) at oracle.adf.model.bean.DCDataVO.createViewAccessorRS(DCDataVO.java:1291) at oracle.adf.model.bean.DCCriteriaBaseVOImpl.createViewAccessorRS(DCCriteriaBaseVOImpl.java:33) to oracle.jbo.server.ViewRowImpl.createViewAccessorRS(ViewRowImpl.java:2774) to oracle.adf.model.bean.DCDataRow.createViewAccessorRS(DCDataRow.java:427) to oracle.jbo.server.ViewRowImpl.createViewAccessorRS(ViewRowImpl.java:2785) to oracle.jbo.server.ViewRowStorage.getAttributeInternal(ViewRowStorage.java:1929) to oracle.jbo.server.ViewRowImpl.getAttributeValue(ViewRowImpl.java:2036) to oracle.jbo.server.ViewRowImpl.getAttributeInternal(ViewRowImpl.java:886) to oracle.jbo.server.ProgrammaticViewRowImpl.getAttributeInternalDelegation(ProgrammaticViewRowImpl.java:195) to oracle.adf.model.bean.DCDataRow.getAttributeInternal(DCDataRow.java:279) to oracle.adf.model.bean.DCCriteriaRowImpl.getAttributeInternal) DCCriteriaRowImpl.java:84) to oracle.jbo.server.ViewRowImpl.getAttrInvokeAccessor(ViewRowImpl.java:968) to oracle.jbo.server.ViewRowImpl.getAttribute(ViewRowImpl.java:916) to oracle.jbo.server.ViewRowImpl.getAttribute(ViewRowImpl.java:1035) to oracle.adf.model.bean.DCBeanDataControl.getAccessorValue(DCBeanDataControl.java:1425) to oracle.adf.model.binding.DCDataControl.createAccessorRowSetIterator(DCDataControl.java:679) to oracle.adf.model.bc4j.DCJboDataControl.createAccessorRowSetIterator(DCJboDataControl.java:1154) to oracle.adf.model.binding.DCDataControl.createAccessorRowSetIterator(DCDataControl.java:662) to oracle.jbo.uicli.binding.MyIteratorBinding.initSourceRSI(JUAccessorIteratorDef.java:857) to oracle.adf.model.binding.DCIteratorBinding.callInitSourceRSI(DCIteratorBinding.java:1751) to...

  Looks like you have some problem with glassfish classpath (so he chose an incorrect version of groovy jar) or with the version of the JDK.

  To verify which version of the JDK is used for your glassfish domain and also install essentials new adf libraries (make sure they are for 12.1.3 version)

  Dario

• Oracle ADF: How to develop a web application to adf with a team of 10 members

  Hello, we need to develop a web application using Oracle ADF and jdeveloper 12 c. It is a great project as we develop this application with a team of members of dimension 10. Our doubts, this is how we can develop a web application using a team.

  Suppose we have 10 modules. Each module was developed by each Member (each Member is using a different system with the same environment. JDeveloper 12 c). Finally to develop all 10 modules how we can combine all 10 modules in a single application. How we can change the links, the page flow and connection details.

  Help, please.

  Thanks in advance.

  ADF is built for the development team. Features such as the ADF libraries, bounded task flows and nested application modules allow developers to work on separate parts of the project and then merge them into a single application.

  Follow the video that Timo has pointed out and read the section of the documentation on reusable components: https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1213/adf/develop/adf-web-component-reuse.htm#ADFFD1846

  Regarding version control (and track tasks, make automated etc generations) - an option to consider is the Cloud Oracle Developer Service.

  Here is a demonstration of how you team management version on that app JDev/ADF: by using the Service of Cloud Oracle Developer for Git version for JDeveloper/ADF apps management

• DataControls to consume the application and the library working individually ADF

  Hi all

  need advice.

  JDev 11.1.2.4

  Integrated WebLogic

  My requirement:

  I want to create a reusable component that I can use in different applications. This reusable component must have a table ADF wherein I can do CRUD operations based on an input value.

  For this I created an ADF with stubborn taskflow application that has input parameters.

  I created the EO, the VO and her I'm in the model layer and controls using data, I created the table of the ADF inside the stubborn taskflow jsff page.

  I have a method call before the page to make the pre treatment.

  I created the ADF of Jar file library of the ViewController project with the release of generation of model project.

  I added this ADF Lib pot file to the consumer through the range of resources demand.

  Usage application has its own control Module of the Application data.

  So now, in the consumer application, I can see the two data controls, second in the ADF lib pot.

  I have a page in the application consumer with two things,

  1. a form I created using the control data of the Application Module consumes,

  2. a table I created using the taskflow bounded as a region of ADF library Jar file,

  Now am not able to save the form data and the table using the data control consume Application Module validation operation. Using individual validation operations, they work. Having said that, that my request has two working both datacontrols that says two transactions.

  My question is, if the approach I took for my requirement is correct or not. If not, please give me the right to another approach help me with the solution to my problem.

  Please let me know if you want more details.

  Thank you

  BSBhat.

  If you do not want to use individual validation operations then you must use 'management of the transaction ADF task flows', you can define under options on your narrow-minded taskflow and test your usecase.

  -> set Transaction "always start the new transaction.

  -> set Taskflowreturn component > behavior > final commit Transaction property.

  This will take care of transactions for the AM of the same application and AM of the ADF libraries.

  I hope this helps.

  ~ Judy Sai.

• How to export and share a project ADF correctly?

  We are experiencing some difficulties with our SVN, so for now that I'm trying to share an ADF application I started developing with another developer making a zip file of the entire application directory. We use the two 11.1.1.6 JDeveloper.

  My colleague extracted the zip file and open the file request TJS and JDeveloper on his machine doesn't seem to be grateful that there is an ADF application. Many of the ADF libraries are missing from the classpath of the project and the design editor does not correctly open the JSF files and shows a lot of mistakes.

  Why this is happening? What is the right way to export and share a workspace application ADF?

  First thng try is rename the system11.1.1.x.x.x.x folder and restart jdev. Jdev will recreate the file, but a misconfiguration in the folder disappeared and it might help to get it working again. However, any customizations in jdev disappeared. It's as if jdev is freshly installed.

  If you try this and you get the question if you want to migrate a plus version answer 'no' you might get the error back in this way.

  Timo

• Can I import a normal recount ADF or model css file

  I'm new to stripping in Jdeveloper, ADF, and Webcenter, problems with templates, I'll love you build or design my model of how I want, but cannot do so. How do I get there? What is the limitation that Oracle ADF, Webcenter.

  I need help.

  Hello.

  I think this PPT will be useful for you to understand how to create templates with ADF for WebCentet portal and WebCenter spaces. Here, you will learn how build Flowing and extending templates using the ADF layout components.

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/WebCenter/Portal/learnmore/pagetemplates-1438595.PDF

  In the case of Skinning, I think that following links should suffice:

  Creating and managing Skins - 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.6.0)

  Working with skins - 11 g Release 1 (11.1.1.6.0)

  https://blogs.Oracle.com/jdevotnharvest/entry/how_to_learn_adf_skinning

  WebCenter Blog: Create custom skin WebCenter Portal

  En of Oracle ADF y WebCenter Español: Custom Skin ADF: los Arts Modificacion y traduccion literales (my Blog in Spanish)

  In addition, take a look at ADF Skin Editor IDE. You can create Skins for ADF / WebCenter Applications and create JAR ADF libraries for direct use in your applications.

  I hope this help you.

  Kind regards.

• ADF time-out settings

  Hello
  
  Yes, I used the search and could not find a solution.
  
  My application uses 1 parent project, with all the children being the ADF libraries projects.
  The application is secure using standard JAAS (roles in the Web.XML etc.)
  Session timeout is set to 90 minutes in the web.xml of the project parent, http session report him when even queries
  One of these libraries running queries that take more 20minuts, it cannot be changed.
  The ADF libraries do not have a web.xml file AFAIK.
  
  Yet when I run the application, after exactly 20minuts I am returned to the login page.
  
  Are there other settings should I consider?
  
  Anton-

  Hello

  for me, it looks like you are losing the session all together. Given the ADF BC can survive expiry of web session that the problem may also within the network (although I'm not an expert in network).

  Frank