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Oracle JDeveloper 11 g

Handbook

A Guide to Oracle Fusion Web Development

About the Authors

Duncan Mills is senior director of product management for Oracle’s Application Development

Tools, including Oracle JDeveloper, Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse, Forms, and the ADF

Framework. Duncan is currently responsible for product direction, evangelism, and courseware

development around the development tools products. He has been working with Oracle in a

variety of application development and DBA roles since 1988. For the past fourteen years he has

been working at Oracle in both support and product development, spending the last eight years

in product management. Duncan is the co-author of the Oracle Press book Oracle JDeveloper

10 g for Forms and PL/SQL Developers: A Guide to Web Development with Oracle ADF

(McGraw-Hill Professional, 2006).

For nearly three decades, Oracle, the world’s largest enterprise software company, has

provided the software and services that enable organizations to get the most up-to-date and

accurate information from their business systems. With over 275,000 customers—including 98

of the Fortune 100—Oracle supports customers in more than 145 countries. For more information

about Oracle, visit www.oracle.com.

Peter Koletzke is a technical director and principal instructor for the Enterprise e-Commerce

Solutions practice at Quovera, in Mountain View, California, and has worked in the database

industry since 1984. Peter has presented at various Oracle users group conferences more than

250 times and has won awards such as Pinnacle Publishing’s Technical Achievement, Oracle

Development Tools Users Group (ODTUG) Editor’s Choice (twice), ODTUG Best Speaker, ECO/

SEOUC Oracle Designer Award, the ODTUG Volunteer of the Year, and NYOUG Editor’s Choice

(twice). He is an Oracle ACE Director and an Oracle Certified Master. Peter has co-authored

seven other Oracle Press books (variously with Dr. Paul Dorsey, Avrom, and Duncan) about

Oracle JDeveloper, Oracle Forms and Reports, and Oracle Designer.

Quovera (www.quovera.com ) is a business consulting and technology integration firm that

specializes in delivering solutions to the high technology, telecommunications, semiconductor,

manufacturing, software and services, public sector, and financial services industries. Quovera

deploys solutions that deliver optimized business processes quickly and economically, driving

increased productivity and improved operational efficiency. Founded in 1995, the company has

a track record of delivering hundreds of strategy, design, and implementation projects to over

250 Fortune 2000 and high-growth middle market companies. Quovera’s client list includes notable

organizations such as Cisco Systems, ON Semiconductor, New York State, Sun Microsystems,

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Seagate, Toyota, Fujitsu, Visa, and Cendant.

Avrom Roy-Faderman works for Quovera as a Java EE consultant, architect, developer, and

instructor, specializing in the Oracle Application Development Framework, as well as an Oracle

ACE Director. He is a Sun Certified Programmer for the Java Platform and has acted as lead

developer on diverse application projects ranging from e-business and online order systems to

health-care provisioning for governmental and private organizations. He’s also a regular speaker

at Oracle user group conferences and is the co-author, with Paul Dorsey and Peter Koletzke, of

two books: the Oracle9 i JDeveloper Handbook and the Oracle JDeveloper 10 g Handbook , both

from McGraw-Hill and Oracle Press.

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Sample code for the hands-on practices in this book as well as errata

are available from the websites mentioned in the Introduction’s

section “Websites for Sample Files.”

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