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E-raamat: PeopleSoft PeopleTools: Mobile Applications Development (Oracle Press)

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  • Formaat: 400 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 27-Oct-2015
  • Kirjastus: McGraw-Hill Professional
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780071837767
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  • Kirjastus: McGraw-Hill Professional
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780071837767
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A member of the PeopleTools mobile development team shows how to build powerful and secure mobile applications for PeopleSoft PeopleTools using the latest techniques and best practices.

PeopleSoft PeopleTools: Mobile Applications Development explains how to build stable and secure mobile user interfaces for PeopleSoft applications. The new release of PeopleTools will integrate with the new Oracle Mobile Application Framework. Veteran Oracle Press author and Oracle employee Jim Marion delivers the most authoritative information on the latest product release.

The book begins by describing how to use the latest release and the best ways of leveraging PeopleSoft's new mobile features. This Oracle Press guide goes on to address how to deliver solutions with all current PeopleSoft releases by illustrating ways of employing non-PeopleSoft alternatives to mobile-enable current PeopleSoft modules. You’ll get coverage of building mobile applications with HTML5 and constructing native applications. PeopleSoft PeopleTools modules include financial, procurement, human resources, payroll, learning management, customer relationship management, and higher education (campus solutions).

  • Author is on the PeopleTools mobile development team
  • Code samples from the book available for download from mhprofessional.com
  • Features best practices for Oracle Mobile Application Framework, jOuery mobile, Android, and iOS development
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction xvii
Part I PeopleSoft Mobile Tools
1 Configuring your Development Workstation
3(28)
Mobile Application Types
4(2)
HTML5 Web Applications
4(1)
Native Applications
5(1)
Hybrid Applications
6(1)
HTML5 Defined
6(1)
Development Tools
7(22)
Browsers
7(2)
Text Editors
9(1)
Debuggers and Browser Tools
10(4)
Integrated Development Environments
14(6)
Web Server
20(3)
Installing Emulators
23(6)
Conclusion
29(2)
2 PeopleTools Mobile Design (Fluid)
31(34)
About PeopleTools Fluid Pages
32(3)
Responsive and Adaptive Design
32(1)
CSS3 Layout
33(1)
HTML5 Runtime Controls
34(1)
Fluid Mode Setup
34(1)
Skillset
34(1)
My First Fluid Page
35(20)
The Fluid Page's Data Model
35(1)
Constructing a Fluid Page
36(6)
Fluid Search Pages
42(3)
Fluid Page Navigation
45(3)
Optimizing the Component for Fluid
48(1)
Fluid Grids
48(2)
HTML5 Data-Entry Fields
50(2)
Adding Transaction Buttons
52(3)
Fluid Design Patterns
55(8)
A New Paradigm
56(7)
Grouplets
63(1)
Conclusion
64(1)
3 Building Applications with the Mobile Application Platform
65(36)
Hello MAP
66(8)
Creating a Document
66(2)
Configuring a Layout
68(6)
The Role of jQuery
74(1)
A PeopleTools Cross-Pillar Mobile Process Monitor
75(22)
Data Model
75(5)
Layout
80(3)
Initialization
83(5)
Final Layout Adjustments
88(6)
Multipage Layouts
94(3)
Conclusion
97(4)
Part II Building Mobile Applications with HTML5
4 Creating a Data Model
101(16)
Scenario
103(1)
The Data Model
103(2)
SQL Definitions
104(1)
Documents
105(11)
Defining the Search Parameters Document
106(1)
Defining the Search Results Document
107(2)
Defining the Details Input Document
109(1)
Defining the Details Document
110(2)
Updating Your Own Profile
112(1)
Demo Data
113(3)
Conclusion
116(1)
5 Prototyping the HTML5 "View" Layer with jQuery Mobile
117(38)
Wireframes
118(1)
Prototyping with jQuery Mobile
119(35)
Creating the Netbeans Source Project
120(3)
Creating the Search Page
123(5)
Mocking up the Results Page
128(5)
Coding the Details Page
133(7)
Implementing the Responsive Panel
140(8)
The Profile Update Page
148(6)
A "Safe" URL
154(1)
Conclusion
154(1)
6 Constructing the HTML View Without jQuery
155(76)
Preparing the Project
157(14)
The NetBeans/Manual Approach
157(7)
The Automated Way
164(7)
Introduction to AngularJS
171(10)
My First AngularJS Page
171(7)
Scope
178(1)
Dependency Injection
178(3)
Learning from Angular-seed
181(4)
Comparing Index Files
181(1)
Resolving Dependencies
182(1)
Routes
182(2)
Partials
184(1)
Controllers
184(1)
Building with AngularJS
185(39)
Creating the Search Page
185(11)
The Results Page
196(4)
The Details Page
200(6)
The Profile Page
206(3)
Adding a Header
209(1)
Implementing a Navigation Sidebar
210(5)
Custom Results Directive
215(9)
Animation
224(5)
Animating with CSS3 Transitions
224(1)
Using animate.css
225(1)
Animating with the GreenSock Animation Platform
226(3)
Conclusion
229(2)
7 iScript-based Controllers
231(42)
What is an iScript?
232(1)
jQuery Mobile with iScripts
232(29)
The Search iScript
233(9)
The Details iScript
242(3)
Profile Page
245(9)
Integrating These iScripts with jQuery Mobile
254(4)
Handling Authentication
258(3)
AngularJS with iScripts
261(11)
The Search iScript
261(5)
The Details iScript
266(2)
Integrating Our iScripts with AngularJS
268(4)
Extra Credit
272(1)
Conclusion
272(1)
8 REST Controllers
273(60)
What is REST?
274(1)
Building REST Service Operations
274(1)
jQuery Mobile with the RESTListeningConnector
275(28)
Creating Message Definitions
275(2)
The REST Service Container
277(1)
Creating Service Operations
277(24)
Preparing the jQuery Mobile Application
301(2)
Configuring a Reverse Proxy
303(5)
Configuring Apache httpd
303(4)
Testing the Reverse Proxied jQuery
Mobile Application
307(1)
AngularJS with the RESTListeningConnector
308(21)
Creating Message Definitions
308(1)
REST Service Operations
309(16)
Reverse Proxying the AngularJS Prototype
325(4)
Conclusion
329(4)
Part III Constructing Native Applications
9 Native Apps for Best Results
333(34)
Introduction to Part III
334(1)
Chapter 9
334(1)
Chapter 10
334(1)
Chapter 11
335(1)
A word about iOS
335(1)
Building a Mobile Android Personnel Directory
335(30)
Why Native?
336(1)
Introduction to Android Development
336(3)
Networking with Android
339(6)
Building a Native Directory
345(19)
Deploy and Test the Android Application
364(1)
Conclusion
365(2)
10 Power-Using Cordova
367(22)
About the Apache Cordova Platform
368(1)
Installing the Apache Cordova Platform
368(1)
Creating a NetBeans Cordova Project
369(2)
Running a Cordova Project from NetBeans
371(2)
From Website to On-device
373(11)
Copying Source Files
374(1)
Connecting the Emulator to Your PeopleSoft Instance
374(5)
Implement Authentication
379(5)
Implementing Native Features
384(4)
Updating the ProfileCtrl Controller
384(3)
Updating the Profile Partial
387(1)
Conclusion
388(1)
11 Building Mobile Applications with Oracle Mobile Application Framework
389(62)
Up and Running with JDeveloper 12c
390(1)
Creating an MAF Project
391(58)
The Client-Side Data Model
392(26)
User Interface
418(31)
Conclusion
449(2)
Index 451
Jim J. Marion is an AICPA Certified Information Technology professional who currently works as a Principal Sales Consultant at Oracle. He is also the author of the Oracle Press book PeopleSoft PeopleTools Tips & Techniques. Jim is an international presenter of PeopleTools development topics at conferences such as Oracle Open World, UKOUG events, HEUG's Alliance, Quest's IOUG, and OAUG Collaborate.





Sarak K. Marion is an English major with more than 20 years of experience working in education and she has 12+ years of professional experience in technology and publishing. She has a background in curriculum development and public speaking. Sarah received the outstanding graduate award, graduating as a member of the honor society. She previously acted as the Developmental Editor for PeopleSoft PeopleTools Data Management and Upgrade Handbook. Sarah is a writer, wife, and mother of three.
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