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Oracle ADF at the Heart of Middleware Donal Forde Fusion Middleware Consultant

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.

Complete Stack

• Best-of-Breed

• Open

• Vertical Integration

• Extreme Performance

• Engineered Systems

Complete Customer Choice

• On-Premise

• Private Cloud

• Public Cloud

• Hybrid

ORACLE STRATEGY

CUSTOMER BENEFITS

I.T. MADE SIMPLE

CATALYST FOR

INNOVATION

FUELING BUSINESS

GROWTH

CREATING A COMPETITIVE

EDGE

PERFORMANCE

MANAGEABILITY

SECURITY

SUPPORT

RELIABILITY

Customizations

Interfaces/

Integrations

Our business depends on it

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Oracle ADF

The ADF Philosophy

Web Desktop Mobile Office

Database Web Services Legacy Systems Applications Unlimited

A Common Development Framework Oracle Application Development Framework

• Increase productivity & ease-of-use

• Visual and declarative development

• Takes care of the “plumbing” code

• Implements best practices and patterns

• Promote service oriented development

• Re-usable business services

• Composite applications development

• Standards-based

• Java EE, SOA, SDO/SCA …

• End-to-end coverage

• MVC, security, customization

The Fusion Apps Architecture Business Logic View Data

Orchestration Human interaction Policy evaluation Monitoring

Rules

Engine

Human Workflow

Service

Mediator /BPEL

Process

results

facts

BAM

Business Services

Data

Binding

events

assign

complete

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Fusion Applications

Next-Generation Oracle Apps and FMW

WebCenter Suite BPM Suite

CRM – Order Orchestration

HCM – Workforce Lifecycle Management

Approval Management in all Fusion apps

Fusion Applications

Fusion Middleware

OER Identity Mgmt

CRM – Marketing

Enterprise Content Mgmt

Oracle Fusion Applications

Oracle BPM WorkList

Oracle WebCenter Spaces

Oracle Enterprise Manager

Fusion Applications Numbers

• ~ 6000 reusable component / business libraries

• “Model” ADF libraries contain business entity definitions and

Services

• “UI” ADF libraries contain the components and portlets

• ~ 600 business process composites (BPEL etc.)

• ~ 3000 developers

• 1 framework

• 1 UI stack

• 1 Tool

• 1 build process

Community

• Over 2,200 community how-tos indexed and linked

from OTN

• 78,000 threads on OTN forums

• 3rd most active forum, after DB and SQL

• 530+ members in the ADF enterprise Methodology

Group

• OTN ACE and ACE Director Evangelists

• Oracle Development Tools User Group Conference

2011

• 50% of papers in the Middleware track cover ADF in some

form

Oracle ADF - Major Benefits

• Faster and simpler standard-based development

• 30% productivity improvement over .Net

• Rich interactive user interfaces without the cost

• Agile and adaptive

• Single set of developer skills

• OLTP, Mobile, BI, Geographic Information, Documents, Cubic data

• Common infrastructure

• Declarative customization (company, department, personal, portal)

• End-to-end security

• Management

• Data Binding

• Reliable certification and support

• Advanced Tooling

Summary

• ADF is a core part of Oracle’s platform and strategy

• For internal use

• As a product offering for customers

• Incredibly strong community

• Ready for the future, available today

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