Oracle OAF Course Content
Overview:
Oracle OAF (Oracle Application Framework) is the Oracle E-Business Suite development and deployment platform for HTML based business applications. It consists of a set of middle-tier runtime services and a design-time extension to Oracle JDeveloper called Oracle E-Business Suite Extension (OA Extension). It embraces the principles of developer and end user performance, productivity and flexibility through the use of open standards.
Training Objectives of OAF:
Oracle OAF MVC (Model, View and Controller) architecture maintains the industry standards. This will ensure that the core database is not exposed to the outer layer which is the Controller. One of the important significance of the OA framework model is that it facilitates the customization of existing out of box i modules as well as allows development of new Self Service Web Application modules. It consists of a number of components, some of them used for development, some other for deployment.
Target Students and Prerequisites:
Students must have knowledge on SQL and PL/SQL and familiar with Database and Java Concepts.
Introduction to Oracle Applications and OAF
- Oracle Applications Framework
- OAF and MVC
- OAF Process Flow
- More about OAF
JDeveloper Overview
- JDeveloper Features
- Building OAF Application in JDeveloper
- Configuring JDeveloper Preferences
Basics of the Model
- Understand the basics of BC4J
- Understand an Entity Object
- Understand a View Object
- Understand an Application Module
Basics of the View
- Understand the terminology
- Building a basic OA Framework page
- List of Values
- Building Search Regions
Debugging OA Framework Applications
- Using JDeveloper debugger
- Examine Runtime variables and arguments
- Modify Runtime variables and arguments
Basics of the Controller
- Understanding OA Framework Controller
- Enhance an OA Framework page
- OA Framework : Message Dictionary
OA Framework Event Flows
- Initial Setup Flow
- Controller Event Flows
- Request Flow (GET)
- Submit Flow (POST)
Naming Conventions and Standards
- General Naming Rules
- Package Naming
- Page and Region Naming
- Item Naming
Error Handling
- Exception types and Classes
- Bundled exceptions
- Dialog pages
- Debugging messages
Implementing Business Logic
- Client Validations
- Required values and Data types
- Server Validations
- Entity object and View object validations
Partial Page Rendering
- Using Auto Submit
- Using Partial Submit
- Trigger and Target Components
- Implementing Partial Page Rendering
OA Framework State Management
- OA Framework State Caches
- Passivation
- “Back” button support
OA Framework Extension
- Types of Extension
- Overriding Default Values
- Override Attribute Validation
OA Framework Performance Tuning
- BC4J and JDBC Guidelines
- SQL Tracing
- Monitor Connection Pool
- OA Framework Performance Standards
Application Menus and Function Security
- OA Framework page menus
- Registering functions for OA Framework pages
- Creating Responsibilities and Users
- Using JSP test page
Implementing Internationalization
- Date and Timezone Internationalization
- Number and Currency Internationalization
- Testing Internationalization
Deploying OA Framework Applications
- Creating Deployment Profiles
- Deploying Model
- deploying View and Controller