New Features Described in Oracle JET's Documentation for Release 16.1.0

Here are updates to the documentation for Oracle JET to describe new features and enhancements added to Release 16.1.0.

For other changes in this release, see the product Release Notes.

Oracle JET

Documentation updates for this release of Oracle JET.

  • Serve a Web App revised to describe the optional --server-url argument that you can use with the ojet serve command to specify the URL domain that the Oracle JET app will be served from. For example, npx ojet serve --server-url=https://www.example.com/jet. If not specified, the ojet serve command serves the app from localhost. This section has also been revised to describe the --watch-files CLI argument that you can use to control the watch files feature.

  • Use Webpack in Oracle JET App Development revised to note that you cannot test Oracle JET apps using the test adapters from Oracle JET's Component WebElements UI automation library if your app uses Webpack. These test adapters require that your Oracle JET app use RequireJS.

Migration Information

Note the following change that affect JET apps that you migrate to Release 16.1.0:

See the following sections for step-by-step information about migrating your app to this release of Oracle JET.

Oracle JET Audit Framework

A new version of the Oracle JET Audit Framework (JAF) is included in this release of Oracle JET.

It includes bug fixes. It does not include new rules. See Getting Started with the Oracle JET Audit Framework and run ojaf --help to learn more about JAF. Run ojaf --version to view the JAF version that you have. See the documentation for Release 16.0.0 to view a summary of the changes in the last release of JAF that included new rules and other enhancements.

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