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Oracle Mobile Application Framework Getting Started Demo

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Sometimes you just need a little push to get started on something and this is pretty much the goal of this post... to get you started with the Oracle Mobile Application Framework.
I'm a very visual person and no matter how much I read about a specific topic I prefer watching a demo or a tutorial and then I try to do something on my own.
With that idea in mind I recorded a 3-part Oracle MAF demo that covers how to get started developing a mobile app, create a new feature (module), create and customize a task flow, invoke a REST Web Service as well as a SOAP Web Service, customize the request and response for the Web Service calls, create a data control, customize the MAF AMX pages, import a local HTML resource, configure a Remote URL based feature and deploy to the iOS Simulator.


I hope you enjoy!


Part 1: Getting Started with Oracle Mobile Application Framework


Part 2: Getting Started with Oracle Mobile Application Framework


Part 3: Getting Started with Oracle Mobile Application Framework
You can also watch these videos directly on Youtube:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ3xZDDDFwc&list=PLgz4ntw9X2fG_umbS1GcSIHZJs1jheUM_


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