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Reviews : Oracle JDeveloper 10g (9.0.5) :

Java Class Development and UML

Developing POJOs (Plain Ol' Java Objects) and EJBs in JDEveloper can be done using the visual workspace tool, as well. As EJBs or Java classes are added to the workspace display, new Java and class files are created, and a Unified Markup Language-based layout is created. This makes for quick and dirty application design and a smooth transition from planning to implementation. Double clicking on a class will open the code, allowing you to code away and easily toggle back to the visual diagram, which will update to show the new classes and attributes you created. Figure 2 shows this workspace.

Workspace

MVC Application Framework & Oracle's ADF

J2EE development in JDeveloper relies heavily on the Model-View- Controller method of application design, specifically using (Jakarta) Struts, and also implementing Oracle's own Application Development Framework. The ADF framework adds a number of features to Struts, including a data binding methodology, JavaServer Faces, UIX (User Interface XML), JClient/Swing and more. The idea behind ADF is to provide a consistent and robust framework that encompasses all of the core components necessary to build robust J2EE applications, including features like wireless support and a rich client interface. The idea behind this is that developers will save development and testing time by using these pre-defined patterns and metadata services. ADF is new with the 10g line of products, and frankly time will tell as to the effectiveness. However, at first glance, it looks quite comprehensive and flexible. More information on ADF is available at the Oracle Web site.

Web Services Tools

Increasingly, enterprises are moving toward Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) applications - specifically using SOAP-based Web Services. These are useful specifically in the Oracle world to expose business logic and data across a heterogeneous network environment.

Deploying existing Java classes and EJBs is fairly straightforward. As with creating other objects, a wizard will walk you through the steps, including selecting your class and the methods you wish to expose as Web Services. This will create the WSDL and any necessary stub classes. You will then be able to view the WSDL interface via your application server and even run the Web Service from within the IDE and using the TCP Package Monitor see the SOAP packet exchange.

Additionally, JDeveloper has a WS-I (Web Services Interoperability) compliance monitor that will ensure that Web Services are compliant with standards.

Database Tools

Most Java IDEs do not have tools to design and create database schemas, but this is an Oracle Java IDE after all, and I would expect nothing less. A visual tool allows developers to create new entities and attributes, assign data types and lengths, create relationships and more. This design tool integrates directly with Oracle databases so existing database schemas will be created on connection and can be edited according to the permissions allowed by the login information (this is entered when you create a new database connection).

In addition, a number of PL/SQL development tools are included allowing the developer to stay within this single environment to create stored procedures and views, simple queries or output SQL scripts that can be deployed on other Oracle database servers.

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