Book that is followed for the Course - Fusion Developer's Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework
Note : Instructions will be provided to setup the development environment on your desktop or laptop
Note : Order Application will be created incrementally as Lab Exercise

May 7 : Day 1 : Part I : Getting Started with Fusion Web Applications (8 hrs) @9AM EST / @6AM PST
• Introduction to ADF
• MVC Architecture
• Oracle ADF Architecture
• Overview of JDeveloper
• Introduction to ADF Sample Application
• Demo of Fusion Order Application
• Types of ADF Business Components
• Creating Business Components from tables
• Testing the data model
• Lab Exercise -

May 8 : Day 2 : Part II : Building Your Business Services ( 4 hrs) @9AM EST / @6AM PST
• Querying and Persisting Data
• Using View Objects
• Using Entity Objects to persist data
• Synchronizing Entity Objects with database table changes
• Creating Associations
• Creating updateable View Objects

May 14 : Day 3 : Part II : Building Your Business Services : cont'd (8 hrs)
• Creating Master-Detail relationships
• Exposing Data to Clients
• Creating Application Modules
• Using Master-Detail View Objects in Application Modules
• Managing Business Components transactions
• Abstracting Business Services with ADF Model
• Validating User Input
• Understanding Validation Options: Database, Data Model, or UI
• Handling validation errors
• Using Groovy expressions in validation
• Using programmatic validation

May 15 : Day 4 : Part III : Creating ADF Task Flows and Web User Interface(4 hrs)
• Understanding UI Technologies
• Describing the use of Web browsers and HTML
• Describing the function of Servlets and JSPs
• Defining JavaServer Faces
• Explaining the JSF component architecture and JSF component types
• Explaining the purpose of backing beans and managed beans
• Describing the JSF life cycle
• Explaining how ADF Faces augments the JSF life cycle
• Binding UI Components to Data
• Creating a JSF page
• Adding UI Components to a page
• Describing the ADF Model layer
• Using Expression Language in Data Bindings
• Using a Page Definition file
• Examining Data Binding objects and metadata files
• Binding Existing components to data
• Running and testing the page

May 21 : Day 5 : Part IV : Creating a Databound Web User Interface (8 hrs)
• Planning the User Interface
• Describing the Model-View-Controller design pattern
• Differentiating between bounded and unbounded task flows
• Creating and converting task flows
• Defining control flows
• Defining global navigation
• Creating routers for conditional navigation
• Calling methods and other task flows
• Implementing validation in the user interface
• Adding Functionality to Pages
• Internationalizing the user interface
• Using component facets
• Displaying tabular data in tables
• Displaying hierarchical data in trees
• Displaying text or media with icons and images
• Defining search forms and display results
• Displaying data graphically
• Achieving the Required Layout
• Using complex layout components
• Explaining how to u se ADF Faces skins
• Using dynamic page layout

May 22 : Day 6 : Part IV : Creating a Databound Web User Interface (4 hrs)
• Implementing Navigation on Pages
• Using ADF Faces Navigation Components
• Using Buttons and Links
• Using Menus for navigation
• Using Breadcrumbs
• Using a Train component
• Responding to Application Events
• Using Managed Beans
• Coordinating JSF and ADF Lifecycles
• Using Phase and Event Listeners
• Using Action listeners and methods

May 28 : Day 7 : Part V : Completing your Application (8 hrs)
• Enabling ADF Security in a Fusion Web Application
• Testing and Debugging ADF Components
• Refactoring a Fusion Web Application
• Reusing Application Components
• Customizing Applications with MDS
• Allowing User Customizations at Runtime
• Deploying Fusion Web Applications

May 29 : Day 8 : Part VI : Advanced Topics (4 hrs)
• Integration with SOA Service
• Integration with E-Business Suite
• Integration with Web Center
• Best Practices
• Questions
• Recap