Oracle ADF Online Test

The Oracle ADF Test makes use of scenario-based questions to test for on-the-job skills as opposed to theoretical knowledge, ensuring that candidates who do well on this screening test have the relavant skills. The questions are designed to covered following on-the-job aspects:

• Integrating security measures within Oracle ADF applications
• Developing ADF Mobile applications with cross-platform compatibility
• Implementing partial page rendering techniques in Oracle ADF
• Utilizing expression language to dynamically evaluate and manipulate data in ADF applications
• Creating and managing views for displaying data in Oracle ADF
• Implementing models for data management and manipulation in ADF
• Integrating Oracle ADF with external systems and services
• Establishing data binding between UI components and backend data sources in ADF
• Applying best practices in ADF for efficient and effective application development
• Working with data controls to simplify data access and manipulation in ADF

Once the test is sent to a candidate, the candidate receives a link in email to take the test. For each candidate, you will receive a detailed report with skills breakdown and benchmarks to shortlist the top candidates from your pool.

• Integrated Security

  Integrated Security in Oracle ADF refers to the ability of the framework to handle and manage security aspects of an application seamlessly. It involves authentication, authorization, and role-based access control to ensure secure access to resources.

• ADF Mobile

  ADF Mobile is a component of Oracle ADF that enables the development of mobile applications using ADF technology. It allows developers to build native or cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android devices, providing a rich and responsive user experience.

• Partial Page Rendering

  Partial Page Rendering is a feature in Oracle ADF that allows selective refreshing of portions of a web page without reloading the entire page. It improves performance and user experience by dynamically updating only the necessary components, reducing network traffic and server load.

• Expression Language

  Expression Language is a scripting language in Oracle ADF that allows developers to access and manipulate data, invoke methods, and perform calculations within the framework. It provides a concise and flexible way to define dynamic values and expressions in ADF applications.

• View

  In Oracle ADF, the View layer represents the user interface components and their layout. It is responsible for rendering data, capturing user input, and displaying the application's visual elements. Measuring the knowledge of View in the test ensures candidates can design and implement effective user interfaces.

• Model

  The Model layer in Oracle ADF encompasses the business logic, data access, and data manipulation functionalities of an application. It handles interactions with the database, encapsulates business rules, and manages data integrity. Assessing candidates' understanding of Model ensures they can build robust and efficient data-centric applications.

• Integration

  Integration in Oracle ADF refers to the ability to seamlessly integrate with external systems and services. It involves establishing connections, exchanging data, and synchronizing processes between the ADF application and other applications or resources. Evaluating integration skills is essential as it determines the ability to create integrated and scalable solutions.

• Data Binding

  Data Binding in Oracle ADF enables the automatic synchronization between data sources and user interface components. It simplifies the development process and reduces the amount of manual coding required. Measuring candidates' proficiency in Data Binding ensures they can efficiently create data-driven applications with consistent and synchronized data.

• Best Practices in ADF (Application Development Framework)

  Best Practices in ADF indicate the recommended approaches and techniques for developing high-quality applications using Oracle ADF. It covers aspects such as code organization, performance optimization, error handling, and maintainability. Evaluating candidates' knowledge of Best Practices ensures they can deliver well-structured and maintainable ADF applications.

• Data Controls

  Data Controls in Oracle ADF are components that provide a high-level abstraction for accessing and manipulating data. They simplify data integration, reduce code complexity, and enhance reusability. Assessing candidates' familiarity with Data Controls confirms their ability to efficiently work with data in ADF applications.

• Full list of covered topics

  The actual topics of the questions in the final test will depend on your job description and requirements. However, here's a list of topics you can expect the questions for Oracle ADF Test to be based on.

  Integrated Security

  Authentication

  Authorization

  Securing ADF Applications

  ADF Mobile

  Mobile Application Development

  Mobile UI Design

  Partial Page Rendering

  Rendered Property

  Partial Triggers

  Expression Language

  EL Expressions

  EL Functions

  View

  View Objects

  View Criteria

  Entity Objects

  Entity Associations

  Entity Attribute Validators

  Model

  Data Model

  Data Control

  Programmatic Data Control (PDC)

  Service Data Object (SDO)

  Integration

  ADF-BC as a Web Service

  ADF-BC as a RESTful Service

  ADF-Binding Layer with SOAP Web Services

  Data Binding

  Binding Context

  Value Binding

  Method Binding

  Best practices in ADF

  ADF Naming Conventions

  Error Handling

  Optimizing Query Performance

  Data Controls

  Creating and Configuring Data Controls

  Customizing Data Controls

  ADF BC Data Controls

  RESTful Service Data Controls

  ADF Faces Data Controls

  ADF Business Component Data Controls

  ADF History and Data Controls

  ADF Master-Detail Data Controls

  ADF Data Control Events

  ADF Table Data Controls

  ADF Tree Data Controls

  ADF Paging and Sorting Data Controls

  ADF Partial-Triggers with Data Controls

  ADF Popup Data Controls

  ADF Validation with Data Controls

  ADF Search and Lookups with Data Controls

• Oracle ADF Developer
• Oracle ADF Consultant
• ADF Integration Specialist
• Oracle Application Development Framework Lead

For intermediate/ experienced candidates, we customize the assessment questions to include advanced topics and increase the difficulty level of the questions. This might include adding questions on topics like

• Implementing advanced security features such as role-based access control
• Designing and developing responsive and user-friendly ADF mobile applications
• Optimizing partial page rendering to enhance performance in ADF applications
• Extending expression language functionalities with custom functions and operators
• Implementing complex view hierarchies and navigation structures in ADF
• Utilizing declarative components and features in ADF development
• Integrating ADF applications with external data sources and services
• Implementing advanced data binding techniques for complex UI requirements in ADF
• Implementing caching mechanisms to improve performance in ADF applications
• Applying design patterns and architectural principles in ADF application development