Rob's ADF based blog

I've started a new blog more specifically about ADF, JSF, and fusion middleware running on a new blog engine I'm calling ADFBlogger. ADFBlogger is in its early stages of development, however after about 6 hours of work (most of which was spent tweaking my database model) it is functional enough to use.

Currently, ADFBlogger supports:

• RSS 0.91 (soon to be 2.0)
• Creating entries
• Editing entries
• Creating comments
• Approving comments

The technologies used:

• JAZN for authentication and authorization
• OC4J stand-alone for the J2EE server
• Oracle XE for the database
• JSF for the view
• ADF Faces components
• ADF data bindings
• TopLink for the JavaBeans
• EJB 3.0 Session Beans
• OurFaces style sheet tag
• Frank and Duncan's JSF-Security tags
• Oracle XML Query support for RSS generation via SQL

I've started the project off small, so that it can grow into a full application using the oracle stack, and I'll share the thoughts and processes involved in scaling up my little app. Also, I'll setup a subversion repository with source access shortly for anyone interested.

Posted by rcleveng at February 24, 2006 07:23 AM

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