jQuery Selector Using Data Attribute

<div id="divId" data-more-info="data value">
    Some div content
</div>


The div element above has two attributes declared. The first one is the id attribute and the second one is the data-more-info attribute.

1. The selector by id for the div above is pretty easy:

$("#divId")

2. Now, here's a way to select the div above using the second attribute data-more-info:

$("div[data-more-info='data value']")

The second query returns all div elements with 'data value' as value for its data-more-info attribute.

Oracle Webcenter Portal 11g Hands On Workshop

For reference, here's an outline for a training I will be attending to in the coming days.

Day 1

• Introduction to WebCenter
• ADF and JDeveloper as foundation for WebCenter Portal
• Introduction to Data-binding Data Visualization Tool (DVT) in ADF
• Lab exercise and discussion of Partner project requirements and goals
• Java Server Faces and ADF architecture and its components
• Building a web-based UI using JDeveloper and ADF
• Lab exercise

Day 2

• Building Page template and page layout,
• Navigation and menu UI in WC Portal
• Content Presenter (in WebCenter Portal) to Oracle WC Content
• Lab exercise
• ADF Bindings and Task-flow
• Managing page and template during development and run-time
• Lab exercise

Day 3

• Portlet and web-clipping
• WebCenter Portal Security
• Integration with back-end services/systems
• Managing run-time/design-time changes during SDLC
• WebCenter Development Lifecycle

Installing rpm file in Ubuntu

Simple run the following command on your terminal:

sudo alien yourFileName.rpm

Then, double-click the generatd .deb file.


If alien is not yet installed, you will need to run the following command first:

sudo apt-get install alien dpkg-dev debhelper build-essential

Where is JDeveloper Installed in Ubuntu

Just installed Oracle JDeveloper but don't know where to locate the file to launch it?

Find it at the following path:

/home/<yourUsernameHere>/Oracle/Middleware/jdeveloper/jdev/bin/

Then, run the jedv or jdev.sh script to start launching the JDeveloper application.