You can develop an ADF application that can be accessed from a Telnet device. JDeveloper enables you to quickly create, test, and deploy such an application.
Launch
the cue cards to learn how to create a simple Telnet application.
Create a New JSF JSP File: Use the Create JSF JSP wizard to create a mobile-enabled JSF JSP file, which will hold the user interface controls for this application.
Create a Java Bean: Use the Create Bean dialog to create a Java bean. Then add code to store the user input, using the Java source editor.
Create a Managed Bean: Use the Create Managed Bean dialog to create a managed bean. Then use the JSF Configuration Editor to create and edit any required managed properties.
Add ADF Components to the JSF JSP File: Use the JSP/HTML visual editor to add ADF Faces components to the JSF page. Then bind these components to the JSF managed bean created earlier.
Test the Telnet Application: Test run the JSF page using the default browser or using a Telnet emulator if you have one installed.
Deploy the Telnet Application: Use the Create Deployment Profile wizard to first create a deployment profile for your application and then deploy using the Applications Navigator.
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