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Master Oracle Mobile Application Framework
In Oracle Mobile Application Framework Developer Guide, Oracle ACE Luc Bors explains how to use this powerful tool to create multiplatform mobile apps based on a single code base. Detailed examples and ready-to-use code are provided throughout the book. A complete, step-by-step sample application highlights the robust functionality of Oracle Mobile Application Framework, including data visualization, UX patterns, geographical maps, push notifications, and more. Take full advantage of the visual and declarative development features of Oracle Mobile Application Framework with help from this Oracle Press resource.
- Configure your IDE for Android and Apple iOS application development
- Build AMX pages and task flows for mobile applications
- Work with the binding layer and data controls
- Create application features and configure access to them in the springboard and navigation bar
- Call web services using a data control and create an on-device database
- Implement device interaction services
- Debug, test, and secure Oracle Mobile Application Framework applications
- Build an interactive sample app that maximizes Oracle Mobile Application Framework capabilities
List of contents
Part One: Understanding the Oracle Mobile Application Framework1: Introduction to Mobile Application Development
2: Setting Up JDeveloper and Your Development Platform
3: Oracle JDeveloper for Mobile Application Framework Development
4: Building AMX Pages
5: Bindings and Data Controls
6: Application Features
7: Using Web Services and Local Database
8: Device Interaction
9: Debugging and Testing Mobile Application Framework Applications
10: Security and Deployment
Part Two: Developing the Sample Application11: Explaining the TAMCAPP Sample Application
12: Developing the Springboard
13: Building the Conference Session Feature
14: Building the Attendees Feature
15: Developing the Maps and Social Network
16: Configuring Security and Preferences
17: Implementing Push Notifications
18: Enhancing TAMCAPP
About the author
Luc Bors is ADF Expertise lead at AMIS and has years of experience as senior ADF developer and architect. He regularly writes articles for international magazines, websites and the AMIS technology blog. Luc is a frequent presenter at international conferences such as ODTUG KScope and Oracle OpenWorld and UKOUG. In 2011, he was the best speaker at ODTUG KScope in Fusion Middleware Track. In 2012 Luc participated in the ADF Mobile Beta testing program and presented about ADF Mobile on several conferences.
