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Select Workflows from the menu. Click the plus icon in the Workflows navigation tree to create a workflow for building an Oracle ADF application.
Enter the details for the workflow in the Workflow Details form as shown below. Use the Add button to create a workflow property.
Click the Save button, and then click the Definition tab to begin designing the workflow.
Locate the Workflow Operations pane on the upper-right-hand corner of the screen and drag the InvokeWorkflow operation onto the workflow editor pane.
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Expand the Oracle JDeveloper, and drag the applicationBuild operation onto the workflow editor pane. Enter the following details when prompted.
Click the OK button to save the changes. Verify that the workflow now looks as follows.
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Click Activate button to save and activate your changes.
When you activate the workflow version (in this case 1.0) it becomes read-only and is unavailable for future edits. To make new changes you must make a copy by clicking the Make Copy button. The active workflow is executed at runtime unless overridden.
Finally, we must make the workflow properties we created available to projects which use those workflows. This is accomplished by associating the workflow to the instance(s) the workflow will run on (note that we skipped this step when we created the BuildInstance). Edit the BuildInstance instance and associate the buildADF workflow to it by shuttling it from the list of available workflows on the left to the list of selected workflows on the right.
Repeat the steps in this section to create the following workflows.
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