Oracle9iDeveloper Suite Release 2'0

1
Oracle9iDeveloper Suite Release 2.0

• Cindy.Haley_at_oracle.com

2
Oracle9i
3
Oracle9i Developer SuiteThe Big Picture
Application Development
Business Intelligence
4
Oracle9i Developer Suite Business Value
Value
Oracle9i Developer Suite
Standards J2EE, XML, UML, SQL, SOAP, WSDL
Reduce Risk
Integrated and CompleteModel, Develop, Debug,
Deploy
Lower Costs
Model-gtGenerate, Frameworks , Wizards, Graphical
Editors
Improve Productivity
Web Services,Extensible Platform
Promote Innovation
Design, SCM, Code optimization
Improve Quality Performance
5
Oracle9i Developer SuiteTechnology Areas
6
Six Technology/Solution Areas
Team Support
XML and Web Services
J2EE Programming
Reporting
Business Intelligence
Rapid Application Development
Modeling
7
Modeling
8
Oracle9i Designer

• Model Business Processes and Data Requirements
• Database Design, Capture and Generation
• Generate Forms, Reports and Web Applications
• Productively Manage Team Development

9
Designer New Features

• Small ongoing enhancements
• Minor fixes to functionality in incremental
  releases
• High impact new features
• Designer BC4J Generation
• Repository Object Browser (ROB)

10
The Framework at a Glance
UI

• Entity ObjectClasses
• Map to relations
• First Level of abstraction
• Cache layer

• DatabaseObjects
• Relationalworld

• View ObjectClasses
• Select statement
• Second level of abstraction

• ApplicationModule Class
• Container
• Third level of abstraction

11
BC4J Generation from DesignerWhat will you get?
12
Repository Object Browser

• Navigator
• Reports
• Search
• Object Browser
• Management Facility
• Online Help

13
Repository Navigator
14
Repository Navigator
15
Repository Reports
16
Modeling - UML
17
Oracle9i JDeveloper UML Class Modeling

• Class Modeler
• Model e-business objects
• Generate classes, Java, EJB, Web services
• Capture BC4J Entity Objects from tables
• Synchronization of code, model, editors

18
Oracle9i JDeveloper UML Activity Modeling

• Activity Modeler
• Model e-business processes
• Model object states
• Generate enterprise application integration
  definitions
• Oracle AQ
• Oracle Workflow

19
Rapid Application Development
20
Rapid Application Development

• RAD for PL/SQL development
• Oracle9i Forms
• RAD for J2EE development
• Oracle9i JDeveloper with Business Components for
  Java

21
Oracle9i Forms

• Oracle9i Forms Developer
• Declarative, productive development
• Build rich, extensible Java UIs
• Java UI without Java coding
• Integration with Oracle9i Platform
• Extend with Java

• Oracle9iAS Forms Services
• Built-in Web Infrastructure
• Network optimization
• Transaction handling
• Scalability (memoryload balancing)
• Security mechanisms
• One generic applet

22
Oracle9i Forms New Features

• Platform Integration
• Openness
• Development Productivity

23
Platform Integration

• Application Server Integration
• Internet Deployment with the Forms Listener
  Servlet and OC4J
• Single Sign-on with Oracle Login Server
• LDAP support with Oracle Internet Directory
• Easy Management with Enterprise Manager
• Database Integration
• Character semantic support (new Oracle9i feature)
• Environment Integration
• Timezone support
• Automatic language detection

24
Openness with Java and XML

• Openness on the Middle Tier
• Call Java classes with the Java Importer
• Openness on the Client
• Easily integrate Java Beans on the Client
• Extend Forms UI with Pluggable Java Components
• JDK 1.3 Support
• Openness During Development
• Perform bulk changes in your Forms using the Java
  API
• Manipulate the source of a Forms application with
  the XML converter

25
Development Productivity

• Productivity in Application Testing and Debugging
• Debug your Forms applications easily with the new
  remote debugger
• Run your Form in a browser from the development
  environment
• Productivity in Application Translation
• New translation tool TranslationHub
• Productivity in Versioning and SCM
• Native integration with Oracle SCM for impact
  analysis and version control

26
RAD for J2EE Development
27
Oracle9i JDeveloper Best Practice J2EE Design
Patterns
Design Patterns Framework - Business Components
for Java -

• Build Productively
• EJB Visual Editors
• J2EE Code Generation
• Integrated J2EE containers
• One click deployment

• Extend
• JSP TagLibs
• JSP Beans
• Data Aware JavaBeans

• Built-in J2EE Standards
• Enterprise JavaBeans
• Java Server Pages
• Java Servlets
• JDBC

28
J2EE
29
EJB New Features

• EJB 2.0
• Entity Beans
• Session Beans
• Message Driven Beans
• EJB based on Database structure
• Reverse Engineer database tables into CMP Entity
  Beans
• EJB Modeling

30
Modeling
31
Expanded EJB 2.0 Support

• EJB Module Editor
• Single UI to edit EJBs in ejb-jar.xml
• Add/Edit/Delete CMR
• Add/Edit/Delete Interface, Finder, Selector,
  Create methods
• Edit EJB properties
• EQL Support
• EJB Verifier
• Verify ejb-jar.xml against DTD
• Check for inconsitencies between bean class and
  interfaces
• Refactoring support for EJB

32
J2EE 1.3 - JSP/Servlet

• Servlet 2.3
• Enhanced Web app dep. descriptor (web.xml)
  editor
• Servlet Filter and Listener wizards
• JSP 1.2
• Support for JSP Document development
• Dev. support for both 1.1 and 1.2 Tag Libraries
• Struts
• Action Class, Form Bean and Starter App Wizards
• Struts Config Editor
• Struts Tag libraries integrated with Component
  Palette

33
Deploying J2EE Applications

• Automatic generation of JAR/WAR/EAR files
• Visual editors for deployment descriptors
• Deployment servers
• One-click deployment to Oracle9iAS,BEAs
  WebLogic
• JBoss, iPlanet, Websphere
• Documented
• Automated EJB client generation

34
XML Web Services
35
XML Development

• J2EE and XML Web Services
• SOAP, WSDL, UDDI
• XML Parsing
• DOM 2.0, SAX 2.0, JAXP 1.1
• XML Schema Driven Editor
• Schema W3C Recommendation
• XML Publishing Framework
• XSQL Servlet

36
Developing J2EE Web Services

• Web services creation and deployment
• Expose Java and PL/SQL as Web services

37
Ant

• Java and XML based build tool, like make, without
  the quirks
• Included as part of Tomcat source code donated to
  Apache Foundation from Sun
• Split out of Tomcat in January 2002
• Quickly became a quasi-standard among Open Source
  Java projects
• Used by virtually all Apache-Jakarta projects

38
JDeveloper support for Ant

• Import Ant build scripts into Oracle9i JDeveloper
  projects
• Create Ant build scripts from projects
• Build with Ant and specify target (not just
  default target)
• Specify Ant build system instead of internal
  mechanism
• Optional OJC Adapter as "java.compiler" (instead
  of javac)

39
JUnit

• JUnit is an Open Source white box testing
  framework and test harness
• Basic building blocks are test cases
• Test cases may use test fixtures
• Reusable logic to be shared among test cases
• Test cases may be combined into test suites
• Test runners launch test suites and report the
  results in various ways (GUI/Console/HTML)

40
JDeveloper Support for JUnit

• Wizards for common framework classes
• Test Cases
• Test Suites
• Custom Test Fixtures
• Creates a TestFixture Object and includes
  references to it in setUp()/tearDown()
• JDBC Test Fixtures
• Includes setUp()/tearDown() code to create a JDBC
  Connection and close it

41
Team Development
42
Collaboration is essential
With developers working at different locations,
, SCM is increasingly being asked to not only
support this mode of development, but to
centrally coordinate and actively manage their
collaboration - Giga, January 2002
43
Oracle9i SCM

• Managing structured and unstructured objects
• Database, Java, XML, Forms, other files
• Version Control
• For any kind of objects
• Dependency management
• Understand the impact of Code Change
• Configuration management
• Diff/Merge
• Integrated in Tools Menus

44
SCM Integration

• Integrated Software Configuration
• Oracle SCM
• Addin API for other SCM Systems
• Rational Clearcase
• CVS
• Hosted Development - WebDAV
• HTTP Read and Write File Access
• Work on Projects over the Web

45
Six Technology/Solution Areas
Team Support
XML and Web Services
Rapid Application Development
J2EE Programming
Business Intelligence
Reporting
Modeling
46
(No Transcript)