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3.11.2.5 Oracle ADF Security
Oracle ADF Security ADF Security is a framework that provides a security implementation that is based on JAAS. The Oracle ADF implementation of JAAS is
permission-based. Oracle JDeveloper supports making permission grants to enable fine-grained security for Oracle ADF resources of the Fusion Web application.
For more information about Oracle ADF Security, see Enabling ADF Security in a Fusion Web Application in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Fusion Developers Guide for
Oracle Application Development Framework.
3.11.2.6 Oracle ADF Support for Other View Technologies
Along with ADF Faces, Oracle ADF also supports the following view technologies:
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Apache MyFaces Trinidad: This is the open source code donation from Oracle to the Apache Software Foundation. ADF Faces components are based on these
Trinidad components.
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Java Swing and ADF Swing: ADF Swing is the development environment for building Java Swing applications that use the ADF Model layer.
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ADF Mobile: This is a standards-based framework for building mobile applications built on the component model of JSF.
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ADF Desktop Integration: Integration is supported through Microsoft Excel to create spreadsheets that are bound to data using the same binding principles as do
other view technologies.
3.11.2.7 Oracle ADF Swing
Oracle Application Development Framework Swing Oracle ADF Swing consists of Java classes and an API to handle the binding of Swing components to business
services and to simplify the task of creating databound forms in a desktop application. JDeveloper and Oracle ADF Swing provide comprehensive support for developing
desktop applications, which includes features such as form creation wizards, form layout editor, and drag-and-drop data binding with business components.
For more information about Oracle ADF Swing, see the Oracle JDeveloper online documentation available from within the Oracle JDeveloper application.
3.11.2.8 Oracle ADF Mobile
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