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Adding Web 2.0 and Mobile Interfaces to Your Existing Applications - The Oracle Fusion Way

Mick Andrew Senior Principal Architect, WebCenter & ADF

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The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information

purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any

material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions.

The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s

products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

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Do These Look Familiar?

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Do These Look Familiar?

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What’s The Difference?

•  Better Looking UI •  Better User Interaction •  Better Feedback •  Better Data Visualization •  Better Process Flow

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How Does Web 2.0 UI Work?

•  AJAX –  asynchronous JavaScript and XML –  DOM –  XHTML –  CSS –  XML/XSLT –  XMLHttpRequest –  JavaScript

•  Maybe some Flash, SilverLight, JavaFX …

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THERE MUST BE A SIMPLER WAY…

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ADF Faces Rich Client Components

•  Component approach to page construction •  Visual and declarative development •  Ajax baked-in the component •  The standard UI platform at Oracle –  Oracle Fusion Applications –  Oracle Products •  Web Center •  SOA •  Enterprise Manager

–  More…

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Oracle Fusion Applications

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Oracle Fusion Applications

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Oracle BPM WorkList

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Oracle WebCenter Spaces

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Oracle Enterprise Manager

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Demo Application - Skinned

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Demo Application - Skinned

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Oracle JDeveloper - Unified Visual Development Tool

SOA

Web 2.0

Java

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Demo

Web 2.0 Development Made Simple with Oracle ADF

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Looks Great But….

•  How can this connect to my existing application and data?

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Oracle ADF – What We’ve Seen Web

Database

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Oracle ADF – A More Complete View Web Desktop Mobile Office

Database Web Services Legacy Systems Apps Unlimited

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Oracle ADF Basic Architecture Business Logic View Data

ADF Business

Components

Data Binding

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Oracle ADF A More Complete Architecture Business Logic View Data

ADF Business

Components

Data Binding

Web Services

Java Class Apps

Unlimited

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Oracle ADF – Mobile Too Business Logic View Data

ADF Business

Components

Data Binding

Web Services

Java Class Apps

Unlimited

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Accessing Your Application’s Data

•  Three Options: •  Direct access to the database –  Simplest solution –  Might loose some functionality which is in the application level •  E.g. eBusiness Suite Flexfields

•  Web Service Interfaces –  Official interfaces – use ADF Web Service Data Control

•  Other interfaces –  PL/SQL, Java etc… –  SOA Suite Adaptors

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Some Examples

And Solutions

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Siebel E-Commerce – ADF 10.1.3

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Siebel Configurator – ADF on top of Web Services

eCommerce Interface

Product Structure Web Service

Product UI Web Service

Self Service JSPX UI Templates

Siebel Configurator

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PSFT Example – University of Wisconsin Madison

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Basic Steps - PeopleSoft Integration Broker

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Consume Web Service with ADF WS Data Control

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Exposed as an ADF Data Control

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Oracle E-BusinessSuite SDK for Java

•  Provides lightweight routines for Java EE applications that integrate with Oracle E-Business Suite including ADF •  Intended for use on external application server •  Provides features such as: –  Standard data source (AppsDataSource) –  Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) –  Error logging –  And more

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Building ADF Applications for Use with EBS

•  Write new Java EE applications with ADF and deploy on external application server

•  Configure AppsDataSource

for access to Oracle E-Business Suite database –  External server does not need

APPS password –  Database access is enabled

through special user using AppsDataSource

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Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS)

•  Configure external Java EE application to use users and roles already available in Oracle E-Business Suite for authentication and authorization •  Requires AppsDataSource

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ADF Embedded in Oracle EBS

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The Next UI Wave

Mobile

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Oracle ADF Mobile

•  Develop cross device application •  Extend your existing

application •  Reuse business services •  Same development

concepts

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ADF Mobile Browser

•  Delivers mobile-optimized native look-and-feel user interface to mobile browsers •  Adjusts to device’s browser

capabilities

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Demo

Mobile Development with ADF and Apps Unlimited

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Basic FAQ Before the Q&A

•  It’s for extension not customization –  Can’t be used to customize an existing page in your app –  Can be used to create new pages in a separate application

•  How do I integrate with my application’s UI –  Call a URL and optionally pass parameters

•  Runtime platform –  Requires Fusion Middleware 11g (Oracle WebLogic) – might

be a separate server from your current server –  We do certify Apps Unlimited on Fusion Middleware 11g

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San Francisco 2011 October 2–6, 2011

Latin America 2011 December 6–8, 2011

Tokyo 2012

April 4–6, 2012

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Summary

•  Oracle ADF is the strategic development framework at Oracle – Fusion Applications and more •  Oracle ADF provides rich Web 2.0 and mobile

interfaces •  You can use it today for custom applications •  You can use it on top of existing applications

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Learn More Online – JDeveloper and ADF on OTN

•  http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/

•  Tutorials •  Demos •  Books •  Discussion Forum •  How-to’s •  Samples •  More

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The preceding is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

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