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Here at virtual7, we’re living the ORACLE way with EXPERTISE and PASSION. This is our motto and this year’s virtual7 conference showed us the reason why. Throughout the duration of the conference, the virtual7 employees have benefited from workshops, presentations and lots of fun! But how could the conference experience be enhanced by technology? This

In one of our Oracle JET projects we had to come up with a new interesting feature for the JET date picker component. The customer requested to display an indicator for each day, which referred to the completion of the tasks on the specific date. For example, if all the tasks were completed, a green

In one of our recent projects we had the requirement to develop a series of REST services using a technology at our choice. We chose Spring Boot because of its simplicity and as a result we had to come up with a deployable artefact on the customers platform. In our case the platform was Oracle

This article is the second part of a series of articles, which explains how to do a real integration of JET in ADF and solves the issues that come with this task. In this part I will create an ADF application, which contains a JSF page (home.jsf); I will change the trinidad-config.xml to use the

Oracle JET is the new kid on the block, as you might have heard. I’ve started diving in Oracle JET with the aim to develop some modules and later on to have them integrated in an ADF application. At first I had to understand how JET works so I’ve started the installation using the instructions

I’ve worked recently on an Oracle MAF application which required to display 3 selectboxes that were dependent: Countries; Counties within a country; Cities within a county; The requirement is to have them working also when the mobile application runs in offline mode. So, the only way to have that is to initially load all the data from

By now some of you heard that Oracle is planning to include Oracle JET charts in Apex 5.1. The scope of this article is to show you how it is possible to use Oracle JET features already in Apex 5.0.3. It is generally easy to use 3rd party JavaScript libraries with Apex, but there are

DOAG DevCamp 2016: Oracle Development Cloud Service Hands On by Timo Hahn (Part 4) In part three of the series we completed the task to setup the build system in the DCS for the AppsCloudUIKit application. This final part of the series concludes with setting up the ‘Continuous Integration’ part of the application into the

DOAG DevCamp2016: Oracle Development Cloud Service Hands On by Timo Hahn (Part 3) In part two of the series we have moved the source of the application to the DCS GIT repository and covered the agile development capabilities of the Oracle Development Cloud Service. In this final part we show how to setup the continuous

Edit, 18.04.2016: Edited to add note about the fixing of this issue in AMPA 12.2.1.0.68. This post will detaliate and explain how we fixed a rather strange issue that we encountered in a MAF application that we were developing. First, some context about the environment that we were working in. We were building a time booking

With the OBIEE 11.1.1.9 version, there are some new features available. In this post, we will show you which features are included and present you some of these in detail. In particular we want to show you the features “Treemap” and “Search within the subject area”. The improvements and changes are: The Contribution wheels have been renamed

In this part we will see how we can create Maven build files (pom.xml) for existing ADF applications in JDeveloper 12.2.1. At first we will create a simple ADF application using JDeveloper 12.2.1, this simple application has a Model and ViewController project and is connected to a Database with HR-schema, but configured without any build