JDeveloper extensions on 11.1.2.3.0

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• JDeveloper Extension Project does not have a class of jar - java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError

  I created a JDeveloper extension project, I need to see some external pots according to my condition. I added the jar to the project and I'm not facing problems at compile time. But when I run my extension, I get the following error:

  class java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: < subject >

  .

  .

  Caused by: oracle.classloader.util.AnnotatedClassNotFoundException

  I tried the following options:

  1 added the pots to the project

  2. Add the jars as library

  3 referenced by MANIFEST pots. MF file

  But none of the above worked for me. The pots are getting delivered with my ExtensionProject.jar, but even when I add the extension for JDeveloper, it does not work.

  I am using JDev version 11.1.1.6

  Finally, this solved!

  The pots should be added as dependencies in the expansion project extension.xml file.

• JDeveloper extensions for 11.1.2.4.0?

  Greetings,

  I use Jdeveloper v11.1.2.4.0 for awhile now and I noticed that Jdeveloper extensions are always not to update to this latest version.

  I am trying to install extensions of SOA and BPM. Is there at least the beta or any news for when they go out? been almost 2 (if not more) months now

  Since the release of this version... BTW Jdeveloper shows me the extension of soa in the jdeveloper Update Center, but the version is not supported for this version of jdeveloper. Please fix this

  The center of update/upgrade.

  Hello.

  JDeveloper 11 GR 2 (11.1.2.x) is an ADF version only. We do not provide stack complete middleware for this version, which explains why extensions are not available and will never be. To use WebCenter, SOA Suite and other Fusion Middleware technologies, your only option is JDeveloper 11 GR 1 (11.1.1.x) matter for the moment.

  Moreover, JDeveloper 12.1.2 12 c is in the same situation as GR 11, 2. Support for the complete stack will come in a future version of the series 12.1.x. And before ask you: no, I can't (unfortunately) provide details on the calendar for this version.

  Best regards

  Frédéric Desbiens

  Product Manager of the ADF

  http://blogs.Oracle.com/Blueberry

  Twitter:@BlueberryCoder

• How can I get JDeveloper Extension sdk for 9.0.4 version

  HI ~
  I want to download JDeveloper Extension sdk for 9.0.4 version.
  Of course, I found a link for the download, but each of them that I found were not connected or connected with the 11g version.
  I also try to install the sdk called JDeveloper menu "Check for updates" in the Help menu. But it did not work in my pc (Windows 7 64-bit).
  
  I really need old version Extension sdk.
  
  How can I get the sdk?

  The only way I see is supported. Versions that old is not accessible via the web.

  Timo

• How to access a project using JDeveloper Extension libraries

  Hello
  
  I am working on a class for JDeveloper Extension loader. My scenario is:
  
  1. I created a new java using JDeveloper Extension file.
  2 based on setup of libraries in the project properties, COMPILE this new java file and load the current ContextClassLoader.
  3. use the class responsible for doing something else (generate a new artifact).
  
  Step 3 is unlikely to change, so what I have to do is to compile the new java file and load it into the ClassLoader. However, I can not get the list of libraries in the context of the project dependencies. When I look in the JDeveloper extension API, I found this example:
  
  Import oracle.jdeveloper.model.JProjectLibraries;
  Import oracle.jdeveloper.library.JDK;
  Import oracle.jdeveloper.library.JLibrary;
  
  Connect the adapter.
  JProjectLibraries projLibs = JProjectLibraries.getInstance (project);
  
  Download the project JDK.
  JDK jdk = projLibs.getJDK ();
  
  Get an array of libraries referenced by this project.
  Library [libs = projLibs.getLibraries ();
  
  However, I can not find oracle.jdeveloper.model.JProjectLibraries under JDevelop 11.1.2.0.0 (11 GR 2). The document is 11 GR 1 material. I don't know if this one is obsolete, or is it anyway to get the list of library to a project.
  
  I tried the following:
  
  JdevClassLocatorFactory jdevClassLocator = new JdevClassLocatorFactory();
  ProjectClassLocator projClassLocator = (ProjectClassLocator) jdevClassLocator.getProjectLocator (app, currentProject);
  projClassLocator.getLibrariesFor (currentProject);
  
  However, getLibrariesFor (Project) is a protected method, non-public method. Is there anyway that I can compile and load the java file newly created programmatically?
  
  Best regards
  
  Harry

  Harry,

  For the execution of a project class path, use oracle.jdeveloper.model.PathsConfiguration.getInstance (project) .getRunClassPath () which includes required to carry pots and .class files.

  Keimpe Bronkhorst
  JDeveloper team

• Where are the Oracle BI EE Jdeveloper Extensions?

  In the oracle documentation OBIEE found here , he stated:
  
  * 1.4.1.2 install the required JDeveloper Extensions *.
  
  Use this procedure to install the necessary extensions.
  1. in the JDeveloper help menu, select Check For Updates.
  2. follow the steps in the wizard to search for, download and install the WebCenter and Oracle BI EE Extensions.
  
  I can find the WebCenter extensions but not the Oracle BI EE Extensions. They do not exist, I do something wrong, they changed the name?
  
  
  Any help would be appreciated.

  Oracle support (note 1227033.1) says:

  Goal

  Cannot find the OBIEE 11g for Jdev Extension. This is necessary to integrate the service catalog of presentation of Oracle Business Intelligence with Jdev, Webcenter

  and

  Solution

  11.1.1.4 JDev will have all the extensions.

  John

• JDeveloper Extension - monitor of Subversion

  Hello
  
  Could you please consider download this extension to partners and the Extensions of JDeveloper Open Source?
  
  Monitor of subversion, is a JDeveloper Extension, which will periodically monitor a Subversion repository and inform the user when a new revision is made. The user can then review the changes. For more information, see the corresponding post: [Subversion monitor, Extension to monitor a Subversion repository | http://jdeveloperfaq.blogspot.com/2010/05/extension-intermission-1-subversion.html]
  
  Kind regards
  
  Nick

  Thanks, it must appear on the check-for-updates updated in about 30 minutes.

• Reports for JDeveloper extension?

  Greetings,

  I was programming with c# .net for a long time and I've been using Crystal Reports for

  make sales receipts. I was wondering if there is such an extension for JDeveloper 11.1.2.4.0 or

  something similar to avoid making a customization to receipts page.

  People use a variety of tools of reporting with the ADF applications.

  For example, the open source Jasper reports.

  You can probably call Crystal reports from an ADF application.

  Some items on the reports:

  https://pinboard.in/search/u:OracleADF? query = reports

• Want to display Surround SCM for JDeveloper extension for site updates

  We have developed and will now be an extension for Oracle JDeveloper 11 g allowing integration with Surround SCM through FDI. We would like the bundle extension hosted on site open partners update and Extensions and the developer's Guide mentioned that this forum was the starting point.
  
  I'd appreciate it if someone would contact me for help in the future.
  
  Thank you
  
  Joshua Casey
  Software engineer
  SEAPINE Software, Inc..

  Hi Joshua,.

  I saw last week and sent a note via your form of contacts on the site offers to help.

  Please send me an e-mail directly to: johnbrockoracle.com

  I will work with you to have everything posted immediately.

• Persistence of data with JDeveloper extensions

  I have an extension which adds an additional tab at the bottom of the file next to the "Source". I added a creation mode that shows the representation of the data GUI. I was wondering what are some of the ways that I can continue my data when the file or the GUI is changed? Y at - it a hook to detect if the user has clicked on the 'Design' tab if the user has clicked on "Source tab"?
  
  
  Thank you
  

• jars with jdeveloper extension package

  I have a few dependent part 3 which must go with the extension of jar files. How can I introduce with the extension?

  DJ,

  If you still use 11.1.1.5 (or any version of GR 11, 1 subject) place third party libraries in a directory of your project and refer to them through the classpath entry in the extension.xml file.

  If you look at how you can distribute with your extension, but not put in the file .jar extensions, then put them read this blog post on how to package your extension for distribution.

  http://blogs.Oracle.com/jdevextensions/entry/working_with_jdeveloper_update_centers_and_bundlexml

  If you add external libraries to an extension in 11 GR 2, there is a blog about it:
  http://blogs.Oracle.com/jdevextensions/entry/adding_exteneral_jars_to_an

  -jb

• Modification of FirstSample JDeveloper extensions

  Hi people,
  
  I use JDEVADF_11.1.1.4.0_GENERIC_101227.1736.5923 build
  
  I installed the SDK of Extensions by clicking Help-> check the updates. I installed the sample extension applications. I am interested in the FirstSample project, which adds an element of menu under file. I looked at the code and when the click on this new menu item, it executes the method
  

  SimpleController.handleEvent(IdeAction action, Context context)

  The code inside this method of the sample is
  

      public boolean handleEvent(IdeAction action, Context context) {
          // This demonstrates how to programmatically invoke a gallery wizard.
          WizardManager.getInstance().getWizard(SimpleWizard.class).invoke(context);
          return true;
      }

  Because of this code, when I click on the menu item, I see a box as expected.
  
  Now, I want my custom code to run when you click on the new menu item. So I modified the code for this
  

      public boolean handleEvent(IdeAction action, Context context) {
          // This demonstrates how to programmatically invoke a gallery wizard.
          System.out.println("Custom extension invoked");
          //WizardManager.getInstance().getWizard(SimpleWizard.class).invoke(context);
          try {
            Runtime.getRuntime().exec("java path.to.my.class.MyClass");
            //MyClass.main(null);
          } catch (Exception ex) {
            System.out.println("Exception" + ex);
          }        
          return true;
      }

  But nothing seems to happen. The dialog box no longer appears as the code that is commented. So it seems to choose this one but the System.out.println and call to my custom class does not seem to occur. No idea what's wrong?
  
  Thank you
  Vishal

  HI Vishal,

  This works very well for me. I use 11.1.1.5 de.4 instead, but that shouldn't make a difference. I've sent e-mails internal as well, with a request for some code examples so that I can try to reproduce it with your code instead of my own.

  I use the new Classname() method suggested by Arun, instead of the runtime call.

  One thing to note on the output System.out.println. This appears in the window of the IDE parent instance log if you test the extension using the 'Run the Extension' option. Maybe this is why you do not.

• SOA for JDeveloper extension

  experts from 11g,
  
  I'm done with installation complete suite and stuck with suite SOA SOA extension.
  
  I don't see any specific installable in OTN. Is - this seprate extension for soa required (or this market just by checking the updates tab in help the JDev).
  
  The entries will be useful.
  
  Thank you
  Rev

  There are two options-

  1 help--> check the JDev updates
  2. download link directly below and install manually (Oracle SOA Composite Editor-download the same version update your JDev)-

  http://www.Oracle.com/ocom/groups/public/@OTN/documents/WEBCONTENT/156082.XML#Oracle.SCA.Modeler

  You can also view-

  http://blogs.Oracle.com/Rodrigo/2009/07/including_soa_features_in_jdev.html

  Kind regards
  Anuj

• including the extension in jdeveloper with ADF Faces?

  Hello

  We have an application with ADF Faces components that must be migrated to OracleAS weblogic 11 g Server (10.3.5).

  We strive to upgrade the application under jdeveloper 11.1.1.5.0.  I have 3 questions.

  1. which the ADF jdeveloper extension should download us for this purpose?

  We already seem to have the extensions 'Fusion Web Applications (ADF)' and ' Applications Java Desktop (ADF) "."

  2. during the upgrade, we were given an option to upgrade the ADF Faces in Trinidad, when this option has been chosen, we got a "unexpected mistake."

  is it necessary to go to TRINIDAD to be able to deploy successfully on weblogic 10.3.5? If Yes, is the extension for Jdeveloper MAVEN?

  3. in weblogic server, I understand, we need the extension JRF to support the length of the ADF, is there anything else that we need on weblogic server that the adf works?

  Thank you in advance.

  If the origins of your application of jdev 10g and runs on the OAS, you can migrate to Trinidad. No extension is required for this as the required libraries are already there. Maven is useless and will not work for 11.1.1.5.0. First version with the full support of MAVEN is 12 c.

  If you get an unexpected error during the migration from the old app to 11 g, you should try to find out

  (1) projects that is causing the error

  (2) file that is causing the error

  and work from there. There are some configurations that cannot be migrated (check the release notes), however they should not lead to unexpected errors. However, check the release notes.

  If you don't find anything and cannot pass through the error, you must open a SR with support.oracle.com.

  Next question is why migrate to 11.1.1.5.0 which is already obsolete.

  Timo

• Extension for JDeveloper 11.1.1.3.0 portal

  Hello
  
  I'm new in JDeveloper and JDeveloper 11.1.1.3.0 version.
  I want to create the portal using JDeveloper. So I have to get my JDeveloper Extension portal.
  Is there support for the extension of the portal on this version of JDeveloper?
  How can I get this plugin for my JDeveloper and configure this extension on my JDeveloper?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Murat

  If you create a new portal, using webcenter, not oracle portal because it is expected that oracle portal cannot be supported in 2014 or 2015. It is possible that portal oracle 11g will be the latest version. WebCenter is the future so if you start from scratch, webcenter is the best choice.

  You can create an environment of rich portal with webcenter. You need to develop depends on the requirements. Subsequently webcenter is ready to use collaborative portal named webcenter spaces. With webcenter spaces, you can create pages of pages when running, add portlets, customizations, personalization and so on. With webcenter spaces, you can also integrate many services. For example, the following webcenter ships with a license limited to the Complutense University of MADRID. UCM can be used to manage documents. Since your webcenter application or webcenter spaces you can download, remove, manage,... documents of the Complutense University of MADRID.

  With webcenter in JDeveloper extensions, you are able to build webcenter applications. These applications can act as a portal. This means that you can create your own application with the possibility to create pages when running and allow the user to customize their pages as well.

  If you can wait a few months (early 2011) until the new version of webcenter will appear, then it is much easier to create custom portals.