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Oracle Applications User Experience Rapid Development Kit (R10) for Oracle Applications Cloud with sample code for PaaS and PaaS4SaaS Content.

Oracle Applications User Experience RDK

The Oracle Applications Cloud User Experience Rapid Development Kit (RDK) is a set of free resources that will help you learn faster, design simpler and build better.

Use the RDK to leverage the PaaS for SaaS advantage and accelerate your delivery of sleek, modern SaaS integrations and custom PaaS applications solutions to win customers and delight users in the Oracle Cloud.

This Rapid Development Kit (RDK) is intended as a Partner Training Kit but can also be used by any person in the wider Oracle ADF Community. It contains sample code for PaaS and PaaS4SaaS content to be used with the Oracle Applications Cloud.

Learn more about Oracle Applications Cloud UX RDK

What's New In This Release

• Default theme set to Application Cloud R13 Blue
• Ability to switch between several themes using the Appearance feature
• Use of SVG Icons in theme-able areas to simplify working with themes
• Ability to switch Homepage layout between Banner View and Panel Grid View using the Appearance feature
• Ability to set Homepage content options using the Appearance feature
• Sample PaaS application for Global Currency Exchange Rates included with integration into the RDK

Instructions for using RDK

Find below instructions for using the RDK with different versions of JDeveloper.

Using the RDK with JDeveloper 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.9.x)

Opening the JWS and deploy the application to your WebLogic Server. Alternatively right-click Welcome.jspx and choose 'Run' from the context menu.

Using the RDK with JDeveloper 12c

After opening the JWS and letting JDeveloper migrate the application, you will need to manually redeploy the ADF Libraries using the existing deployment profiles, for the following projects in order.

• DemoData
• UIKitCommon
• DemoCRM
• DemoFIN
• DemoHCM

Using the RDK with JDeveloper 12.1.3.0.0

(Workaround for JDeveloper bug 22689355)

After opening the JWS and letting JDeveloper migrate the application, you will need to manually update the WebLogic Deployment Descriptor file (weblogic.xml) in project DemoMaster.jpr to change the JSF specification-version from 2.0 to 2.1. Failure to do so will result in a build error. This file is located under the public_html/WEB-INF folder.

Change the library version reference from:

  <library-ref>
    <library-name>jsf</library-name>
    <specification-version>2.0</specification-version>
    <exact-match>true</exact-match>
  </library-ref>

to:

  <library-ref>
    <library-name>jsf</library-name>
    <specification-version>2.1</specification-version>
    <exact-match>true</exact-match>
  </library-ref>

RDK in Headless Mode

You can suppress the Universal Global Header (UGH) of the deployed RDK demo application by passing in URL parameter ‘headless=yes’ as shown below. This is particularly useful when exposing the application in another page.

    http://<host>:<port>/AppsCloudUIKit/faces/Welcome?headless=yes

Copyright

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