Sometimes in Application development it is required to create UI (User Interface) before the actual database table or entities are available or you want to show someone the features / demo of your application without any database involve then what to do in this case?
Well in Oracle ADF "Placeholder Data Controls" solves this problem. You can create your data controls, define attributes manually and populate them with sample data or import the CSV file. Later when real data is available you can easily link you Data Controls to actual entities.
In this post:
- I will create a simple Data Control names "SalesDC" and create inside "SalesData" Collection.
- I will create a 3 different Graphs based on SalesData Collection
Well in Oracle ADF "Placeholder Data Controls" solves this problem. You can create your data controls, define attributes manually and populate them with sample data or import the CSV file. Later when real data is available you can easily link you Data Controls to actual entities.
In this post:
- I will create a simple Data Control names "SalesDC" and create inside "SalesData" Collection.
- I will create a 3 different Graphs based on SalesData Collection
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