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Application Module Pooling in Oracle ADF

An application module pool is a collection of application module instances of the same type, such as an Orders application module or a Human Resources application module. This pool of application module instances is shared by multiple browser clients. The amount of time between submitting Web pages enables a smaller number of application module components to serve a larger number of active users. This reduces memory usage and improves performance.
This facility manages a configurable set of application module instances that grows and shrinks as the end-user load on your application changes during the day.

At any one time, the pool may contain application module instances that are partitioned into
three groups, based on their state. When the processing of a current HTTP request completes, the application module instance is checked back into the pool. If the AM instance has managed state, the pool keeps track that the AM is referenced by that particular session.
For example –
We have pool of 5 Application module instances. After having request from multiple browser , request will go to instance, which is available for time being.We have 3 state defined for appModule instances –
1- Available
2- Partially available- but referenced for preferred reuses by an another active session that would be more efficient due to the managed state of the application module.
3- Unavailable- because it is being used at that very moment by a Web container thread

You can configure application module pool behavior, sizing, and cleanup behavior. For more information about this, refer to the Fusion Developer’s Guide for ADF in online Help.

Note: Pools are created only for root application modules, not for nested ones that users access indirectly through a root application module.

In short –

Application module pooling:

• Enables users to share application modules
• Manages application state
• Provides the same instance or one with an identical state
when requested by an application with managed state

State management –
The PS_TXN and PS_TXN_SEQ are used by ADF to serialize user session state to the database (the state management schema).PS_TXN will only get created when/if an application module needs to be passivated. If your application module pool is big enough, it’s possible that you won’t see it get created.

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WebCenter Portal 11g Certification

Hi All,

Another exam , i gave now Oracle Webcenter 11g essential exam that mean IZ0-541.I somehow , managed to pass.So ,now i am now Oracle Webcenter portal 11g certified implementation specialist. 🙂

Tips for new candidates – Its bit tricky and confusing too.I found one question have all options are wrong. weird isn’t it? All options are wrong,
focus on Webcenter spaces,content , how to add different portal using which protocol and so on.few question on ADF too.Passing percentage 65%.Time to complete exam is 120 mintues The questions were confusing.

Read more: https://www.techartifact.com/blogs/2013/11/oracle-adf-certification.html#ixzz2mh3dbuz0

Prepration material –
Webcenter 11g administration cookbook – http://www.packtpub.com/oracle-webcenter-11g-ps3-administration-cookbook/book
Oracle webcenter 11g handbook . – http://www.amazon.com/Oracle-WebCenter-11g-Handbook-Customizable/dp/0071629327

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Get value of the outputtext in javascript and access to backing bean in Oracle ADF

Requirement -Get value of the outputtext in javascript and send it to backing bean in Oracle ADF
Solution – We will use clientListener to call java script function and Serverlistener for calling java function

Below is the code for accomplish this

– page code

    <af:outputText value="value outputText" id="ot32" clientComponent="true"
                    shortDesc="shortDesc">
        <af:clientListener type="mouseOver"
                method="customJsFunction"/>
        <af:serverListener type="mycustomserverEvent" method="#{OutputTextCase11.handleServerEvent}"/>                
    </af:outputText>
    <br></br>
    <af:outputText value="Init" shortDesc="shortDesc" id="ot1" clientComponent="true"/>

– find javascript function code

   var customJsFunction = function(event)
   {
      var exceptiondata = event.getSource().findComponent("ot32").getValue();
      AdfCustomEvent.queue(event.getSource(),
                       "mycustomserverEvent",
                       {param1:exceptiondata},
                       true);
      return true;
   }

– method in bean

  public void handleServerEvent(ClientEvent ce)
  {
    String param = (String)ce.getParameters().get("param1");
    RichOutputText outputText=(RichOutputText)ce.getComponent().findComponent("ot1");
    outputText.setShortDesc(param);
    outputText.setValue(param);
    AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(outputText);
  }

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