Seems Eclipse determines that there is something wrong with JQuery and refuses to deploy a web application containing it. The work-around is to give up validation of JavaScript, specifically with two steps:
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I’m always delighted when I hear one of my sarcastic word-plays repeated by someone else. Today I heard someone attribute me with:
which I had come up with when discussing the merits of SDLC approaches in light of the resulting deliverables.
I had a problem starting an Oracle VM on an HP EliteBook and after much searching found that the EliteBook often will have virtualization disabled by default.  I found the answer in an HP Support Forum post, which I am re-posting here for ease of reference and to reduce scrolling on their site:
It is possible you need to make these changes both in the System Configuration Menu and the Security Menu.
I don’t know why this was so hard to find, but posting it here for others to use: ADF Code Guidelines from Oracle.
The best way to teach something is to use what you are teaching to teach it. This is held up at http://jdevadf.oracle.com/adf-richclient-demo/, where the ADF UI components are listed and clicking each components renders and example of the component and a JDeveloper-context of how to work with the component.