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JDeveloper: Features and Getting Started Guide

JDeveloper is a standard, open, and extensible tool that enhances productivity in developing Java EE applications through its visual and declarative features. It offers various components such as Application Navigator, Database Navigator, and multiple editing tools that streamline the application development process. Users can create applications, projects, and database connections easily, leveraging the integrated resources and functionalities provided by JDeveloper.

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JDeveloper: Features and Getting Started Guide

JDeveloper is a standard, open, and extensible tool that enhances productivity in developing Java EE applications through its visual and declarative features. It offers various components such as Application Navigator, Database Navigator, and multiple editing tools that streamline the application development process. Users can create applications, projects, and database connections easily, leveraging the integrated resources and functionalities provided by JDeveloper.

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Introduction to JDeveloper

Benefits of Using JDeveloper


Standard, open, and extensible
Improved productivity
Visual and declarative
Simpler development of Java EE applications

Productivity with Choice

Technology stacks
Development approaches
Development platform
Data sources
Application servers

Using JDeveloper Features


JDeveloper features that facilitate ease of application development
include:
Application Navigator
Database Navigator
Editor (code or visual editors)
Component Palette
Resource Palette (IDE and Application)
Data Controls panel
Structure Window
Property Inspector
Log Window

Using JDevelopers Application Navigator


Has expandable, minimizable panels to
display:

Projects
Application resources
Data controls
Recently opened files

Minimizing a Panel

Restoring a Panel

Expandable Panels

Using JDevelopers Database Navigator


The Database Navigator:
Shows both IDE and application connections
Enables you to:
View database elements
Filter the display
Create new connections
Create new
connection

Apply
filter

Using JDevelopers Editors


Edit code:

Edit
properties:

Visually edit task flows,


diagrams, and pages:

Using JDevelopers Component Palette


The Component Palette enables you to:
Display the components available to drag to visual editor
Search for components
Display the favorites and recently used components

Using JDevelopers Resource Palette


The Resource Palette:
Contains two types of
resources:
Catalogs
Connections

Provides single searchable


view of and access to many
types of resources
Facilitates sharing resources
among developers

Toolbar: Create/Import or Search

Using JDevelopers Structure Window


The Structure Window provides:
A tree view of selected document or object
The ability to:
View in different ways
Navigate

New View

Freeze /
Unfreeze

Show Methods, Fields,


Sort Static / Public Members

Synch
with
Editor

Using JDevelopers Property Inspector


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Using JDevelopers Log Window


The Log window:
Displays JDeveloper
messages, such as
logging and compilation
messages
Has one or more tabs:
A Messages tab and additional
tabs depending on what is occurring
Displays standard output (such as [Link]()
messages)
Has context menu for clearing, wrapping, saving output,
searching, and so on

Getting Started in JDeveloper


To build an application in JDeveloper, you need to define:
An application
One or more projects
A database connection

Creating an Application in JDeveloper

Creating a Project in JDeveloper

Creating Database Connections


Two types:
IDE:
Available to be added to any application
Create in Database Navigator or Resource Palette
To add to an application, drag to Application Resources or to an
application in Database Navigator

Application:
Owned by a specific application
Create in Database Navigator or Application Resources

Creating a Database Connection


in JDeveloper
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