Hello,
I'm learning Java and using JDeveloper. I see that it's an Oracle tool.
I'm developing the exercises that they suggest on its website. However,
I don't like that many things like connection to database, developing
master-details web forms, etc, are based on Wizards.
I would like to code this kind of things instead of depending on
graphic Wizards.
Is it possible to do that on JDeveloper or not? Any examples to point
out?
Thank you!
David Segall - 20 Sep 2006 15:02 GMT
>Hello,
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>Is it possible to do that on JDeveloper or not? Any examples to point
>out?
Of course you can do it yourself and JDeveloper can teach you how to
do it!
Write whatever you want using JDeveloper and its wizards. Now look at
the code that JDeveloper has generated. That is the code you should
have written if you wanted to do it yourself and you can try a
variation of your task to see how you go.
I suspect that, after looking at the generated code, you will realize
that Java is a low-level language and will be duly grateful to
JDeveloper for saving you the effort of writing it.