Jonas Jacobi's ADF UIX & JavaServer Faces blog

Sun announced the official name of its Rave development tool -- now Java Studio Creator -- and announced that it will be releasing an early access version starting today.

http://wwws.sun.com/software/products/jscreator/index.html
http://news.com.com/2100-1012_3-5112776.html?tag=nefd_top

Notable quote from their features page: "By introducing Java Studio Creator, Sun is the first JavaServer Faces expert group member to announce a product based on this technology, and the first to fully commit to a standards-based approach to simplifying Java development."

Just an FYI! Sun is not the first JSF member to announce a product based on this technlogy. Oracle is also very active in the JSR 127 Expert Group and announced their commitment to support JSF with JDeveloper at the begining of November AND presented an early working beta of the JSF support at JavaOne 2003 in SF.

Roadmap for the ADF UIX technology and JavaServer Faces

I'm waiting for the first official beta from Sun to show up.

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Thought I would share this simple sample for those of you needing a simple and fast way into the great world of ADF UIX. This sample includes two solutions for passing a value from one page to another using ADF UIX and Struts. One is using Java Beans the other solution is using the request object. The zip file contains a JDeveloper workspace, so you only need to unzip the file in your working directory and open the workspace in JDeveloper 10g Preview. To run the Hello World application open the Struts page flow located in the view project and select and run the mainAction. Good Luck!


Hello World sample

- Jonas
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