Getting Started with ADF Mobile

At Fusion Development User Group even in Milwaukee, there was a general question on Getting Started with ADF Mobile. I am sure Google can find all this, but here is quick blog on Getting Started with ADF Mobile.

Development Environment

• Use JDeveloper 11.1.2.4 with ADF Mobile Extension
• You must use Mac for iOS testing and development. iOS Simulator works fine for testing and debugging.
• Enroll in iOS developer program.
• Download and Install Android SDK for Android build and testing. 

Examples

• ADF Mobile extension comes with Pre-Built samples.
• ADF Mobile Samples on java.net
• ADF Mobile Design WIKI

Learning Videos

• Developing applications with ADF Mobile on ADF Academy
• Introduction to ADF Mobile
• Many more videos on ADF Insider channel on Youtube

Blogs

• Oracle Blog on ADF Mobile
• Oracle A Team on ADF Mobile
• ADF Mobile pinboard

Java Source for JDK classes in JDeveloper 12c

If you try to open standard Java class from JDK in JDeveloper 12c, you will notice that it does not open Source.

This happens as there is no JDK 7 source included in default installation. You can see this by using Tools - Manage Libraries menu. Select Java SE Definitions tab, you will notice there is no Source Path.

You can first download JDK 7 Source from http://sourceforge.net/projects/jdk7src/files/jdk7u9/2012-10-27/. Download src-jdk.zip file and place it in oracle_common/jdk folder as shown below.

Now go back to JDeveloper. Go to Java SE Definitions under Tools - Manage Libraries. Select 1.7.* definition under User (not under Extension), and add src-jdk.zip to Source Path. JDK definition under Extension is Read Only, but when you restart JDeveloper after this change, Source Path will be updated for Extension JDK as well.

Now restart JDeveloper. You will now see source for JDK 7 java classes.