Oracle JDeveloper 10g for Forms & PL/SQL Developers: A Guide to Web Development with Oracle ADF
by Peter Koletzke, Duncan Mills
JHeadstart Designer Generator
If you are familiar with generating Oracle Forms applications using Oracle Designer, you may have noticed in the preceding discussion that the metadata structures you can specify in the JHeadstart application definition are inspired by the Oracle Designer metadata model. Some properties even have identical names, such as the group properties Table Overflow Style and Descriptor Attribute.
A major difference between Oracle Designer and JHeadstart is the storage format: JHeadstart uses an XML file, and Oracle Designer uses relational tables. The JHeadstart Designer Generator (JDG) allows you to convert the Oracle Designer metadata to the XML format required by JHeadstart, and it creates the ADF Business Components metadata. ...
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