Click the Check for Updates icon to open the Check For Updates wizard which allows you to load features from an extension.

Click a feature or feature category to view its description on the right.Ĭheck the features you want to add or keep, and uncheck the features you want to remove. Search for the feature you want to add or remove by entering it in the Search field, or scroll in the list of features. This dialog displays the features available in the current Jdeveloper role. The Manage Features and Updates dialog opens. The second project might have a features loaded for Swing/AWT, informing Jdeveloper to reflect IDE components required for Swing/AWT development.įrom the main menu, select Tools > Features. Such filtering eliminates clutter from individual projects.

The first project might have Java features loaded, which informs Jdeveloper that the IDE should reflect the Java technology stack. Additionally, you can also uninstall updates that you previously installed.įor example, assume two projects used to create two different views into an application. Managing features has no affect on the data in a project itself. Managing features enables you to see only those components of the IDE that are most relevant to your work. To optimize performance and user experience, Jdeveloper allows you to disable features you do not need for your project. This includes only features for core Java development.

This includes only features for core Java EE development. This gives you access to just the core database development tools. This role allows you to create customizable applications, using the Oracle Metadata Services (MDS) framework.ĭatabase Edition. The other roles provide subsets of these features.Ĭustomization Jdeveloper. This role allows you to access all Jdeveloper features. The role you select determines which features and options are available to you as you work in Jdeveloper.ĭefault Role. The modified environment removes items that you do not need from Jdeveloper, including menus, preferences, New Gallery, and even individual fields on dialogs. Roles enable you to tailor the Jdeveloper environment. The selected role decides which features and options are available for development.

The roles that JDeveloper provides tailor the environment to development needs.

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