python (65.2k questions)

javascript (44.3k questions)

reactjs (22.7k questions)

java (20.8k questions)

c# (17.4k questions)

html (16.3k questions)

r (13.7k questions)

android (13k questions)

Questions - jdeveloper

Getting Object Load Error while opening EO from Jdeveloper

I am pretty new to Oracle ADF, and I am working on an existing project. I want to add some attributes (via table) to an existing EO. But whenever I'm trying to open the EO from Jdeveloper, I am gettin...
test-img

Papai from BEKOAIL

oracle-adf

jdeveloper

jdeveloper-11g

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

Latest Answer

Is this happening for all tables or only for a single entity? I have a similar issue with an older version of ADF. What happens is that my column names in the database table have longer than 20 charac...
test-img

Stooge

Java ArrayList becomes empty between two user interactions?

I'm working on an ADF fusion application with JDeveloper that runs on a Weblogic Server 12c. The application contains a JSF page that has amongst others a fileInput, a table and a button. After the us...
test-img

procra

java

jsf

arraylist

oracle-adf

jdeveloper

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

From your code, it looks like the ResultMatching bean is in request scope: value="#{ResultMatching.Results}" If you want to access the bean in view scope the EL should be value="#{view...
test-img

Timo Hahn

I downloaded JDeveloper version 12. Using Java. I cannot find the window to accept user input from the Scanner class Where is the tool settings win?

I downloaded JDeveloper version 12. Using Java. I cannot find the window to accept user input. I am using the Scanner class. When I run the program, the debugger does not allow user input. I tried usi...
test-img

MichaelG

java

jdeveloper

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

I found the answer. Here it is: Right click on project node and select project properties. Select Run/Debug/Profile and edit the "Default" run configuration. Select "Tool Settings&quo...
test-img

MichaelG

How do I change the JDK version in JDeveloper?

I've been trying for a while now to get JDeveloper to use the latest JDK (17.0.1). I've searched around and the answers I've found have all said to change "SetJavaHome" in either jdev.conf o...
test-img

Short-Circuit

java

jdeveloper

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

Latest Answer

JDK 1.8 has passed a test of time and its very common to use that but jdk 17 is latest version and this version has not passed test of time so its better to use 1.8 or maybe jdk 11 is good too.
test-img

Fakhredin Abdi

Posts

Questions

Blogs

Jobs