First I have to mention tha the support for i18n text resources improved very well with JDev11 but there is a case when things do not work correctly. So in the case your ViewController project name contains a dash. things do not work anymore as expected. So in our company we have following convention to name our applications/projects.

customer-app
  app-model
  app-webui

With that convention your not able to work with the “select text resource” feature on ADF Faces Pages, because invalid code is generated. So here is the example

Because the ViewController project is called myapp-ui you get the following buggy code

Solution is to remove the dash in c:set and of course all  EL references.

<c:set var="myappuiBundle"
         value="#{adfBundle['de.team.training.i18n.myapp-uiBundle']}"/>

and

<af:outputText value="#{myappuiBundle.MY_APPLICATION_TITLE}" id="ot1"/>

After this fix the text resource is resolved correctly

So notice: Using dashes (-) in project names may cause trouble in development of fusion web applications.

General installation instructions of JDeveloper on Mac OS are well documented at Andrejus Baranovskis blog

So with 10.3.1 you are able to be informed about security issues.

Another change is that Workhop has gone from the installation option and is replaced by OEPE (Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse)

The ConfigurationWizard changed a bit for better usability, but there are actualy no functionl changes I think.

After domain creation and starting the AdminServer the administration console appears in a new look.

Log in and you see the following web interface

From the first point of view the stylesheet just has been polished.

Reference: What’s new in 10.3.1

Reference: Oracle  WebLogic Server 11g documentation

So far from the new weblogic 10.3.1 release for the moment.

http://rea.oracle.com/

As you will notice Oracle makes heavy use of Flex/Flash components. It Would be interesting to know if the flash stuff is encapsulated by appropriate Faces components or is flash integrated by some quick and dirty trick;-) ?

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Looks good, eh?;-)

I just would like to share with you what kind of software development stuff I am most interested in this year.

* OSGi/SCA: " framework that defines an application life cycle management model, a service registry an Execution environment and Modules."

Information on: http://www.osgi.org/Main/HomePage , http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSGi

Implementations: Equinox (Eclipse), Apache Felix

A must tutorial: http://www.aqute.biz/OSGi/Tutorial

* RIA: Adobe Flex 3.0/BlazeDS

Look at: http://opensource.adobe.com/blazeds

* MDSD: openArchitectureWare and related technologies: xText, Eclipse GMF, etc.

* Oracle Products: JDeveloper/WebCenter/SOA Suite 11

* Programming Languages: Groovy, Scala

Nach einer schmerzhaften Betäubung konnte der Zeh gerichtet werden und sieht schon wieder fast wie neu aus.

Fazit: 4 Wochen kein Sport. Gehstützen, um den Zeh still zu legen.

Wie einige Leute schon wissen, war ich vom 19.05.-3.06.2007 im Westen Kanadas. Nachfolgend einige Impressionen aus den Gegenden um Calgary, Red Deer, Edmonton, Vancouver und den Rocky Mountains (Banff, Lake Louis).

Edmonton

Lake Louis

Lake Louis

Lake Louis

Calgary

Unterwegs

West Edmonton Mall

Rocky Mountains

Waterpark in der West Edmonton Mall

Schnee in Red Deer am 23. Mai. Scheisse!

Eine Woche später war aber auch schon wieder Strandwetter.

Sylvan Lake (Nähe Red Deer)

Sylvan Lake (Nähe Red Deer)

Edmonton

Casino in der West Edmonton Mall

Rast Nähe Vancouver

Rocky Mountains

Rocky Mountains

Columbia Ice Fields in den Rockys

Columbia Ice Fields in den Rockys

Vancouver

Baustellenfahrzeug

Pazifik (Vancouver)

Sylvan Lake (Nähe Red Deer)