The document discusses Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) and its role in Oracle Fusion Middleware. It provides an overview of the Fusion architecture and how ADF fits into it as a common development framework. It then discusses how ADF can be used to build rich user interfaces, integrate business processes and services, and customize applications. The presentation concludes with a demonstration of extending an ADF application with Oracle SOA and WebCenter capabilities.

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2. ORACLE
PRODUCT
LOGO
Understanding Oracle ADF and its role in
Oracle Fusion Middleware
Juan Camilo Ruiz
2 Principal Product Management Jdeveloper and ADF
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3. Program Agenda
• Fusion Architecture Overview
• Oracle ADF Overview
• The Bigger FMW Picture
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4. Goals for Fusion Applications
• Rich User experience
• Integrated experience (collaboration and BI)
• Process agility
• Customization and personalization
• Standards based
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5. Core Standards
Java EE SOA Web 2.0
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6. Oracle Fusion Middleware
Web Mobile Social
• Complete User Engagement
• Open Content Management
• Integrated Identity
Management
Business Intelligence
• Best-in-class Development Business Process
Tools Management
Service Integration
Enterprise
Management
Data Integration
Cloud Application Foundation
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7. The Fusion Architecture Overview
View Business Logic Data
Business Services
Data
Binding
events
BAM Human Workflow Mediator /BPEL Rules
Service assign Process facts Engine
complete results
Monitoring Human interaction Orchestration Policy evaluation
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8. ADF in the Fusion Architecture
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Business Services
Data
Binding
events
BAM Human Workflow Mediator /BPEL Rules
Service assign Process facts Engine
complete results
Monitoring Human interaction Orchestration Policy evaluation
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9. 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
• 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
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10. RIA Web User Interface
ADF Faces Components
• Component based UI construction
– 150 components, built in Ajax, beyond basic components
– Abstract from underlying technology
• Protect from UI technology changes
– Ajax? Flash? HTML 5?
• Increase Reusability
• Visual development
– Layout editor, component palette, property inspector
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11. Oracle Fusion Applications
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12. Other Oracle Products
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13. My Oracle Support
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14. Customer’s Sites and Applications
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15. Process Flows
ADF Controller
• Model process for Web UI
– Page and task flow
• Extended reusability
– Use in other flows
– Use inside page
– Package for dynamic addition to pages
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16. Database Interaction
ADF Business Components
• Extensive built-in functionality
– Master/detail, Query, List of values, calculations, transactions…
• Declarative definition
– Code by exception
• Reusable
– Across applications, multiple UIs
• Service enabled
– Wizard approach to SOA exposure
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17. Service Abstraction
ADF Model
• Abstract service’s technical
implementation
• Simple UI creation
• Access multiple source of data
– Java, Web services, REST, Files, BAM,
BPM Tasklist …
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18. Multi-Channel Access
ADF Mobile, ADF Desktop Integration
• Web, Mobile, Desktop/MS Office
• Common development tool
• Common framework
• Common services
• Common security
• Common gesture and concepts
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19. Customization and Personalization
Oracle MDS
• Persist UI preferences
– Screen layout, fields order, queries
• Customize Application Functionality M
– In every layer
D
–
–
Layered approach
No modification to base application
S
– Upgrade safe customization
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20. Demo
Building an Application with Oracle ADF
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21. The Fusion Architecture
View Business Logic Data
User Interface Business Services
WebCenter
Data
Portal
Binding
SDO Services
events
BAM Human Workflow Mediator /BPEL Rules
Service assign Process facts Engine
complete results
Monitoring Human interaction Orchestration Policy evaluation
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22. Extending the ADF Application
Functionality
• SOA Suite
– Agile processes
– Human workflows
• Oracle WebCenter Portal
– Portal capabilities
– Web 2.0 services
– Content Integration
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23. ADF and SOA Suite Integration
• ADF BC as data layer
– SDO components
– Events generation
• ADF Faces as UI layer
– Human flows
– Invoke BPEL/BPM flows (Web service data control)
– BAM interface
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24. SOA Demo Scenario
• Salary change process
– Defined with Oracle BPM
• Oracle ADF Form
– Gets data from DB
– Invokes BPM process
• Track to-do list
– WebCenter service accessing BPM
– Add as a region to the ADF page
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25. Extending an Oracle ADF Application with Oracle SOA
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26. ADF and WebCenter Integration
• ADF Taskflows
– Add/customize at runtime
• Customizable components
• WebCenter Services
– Taskflows to include in ADF apps
• Portletize your ADF pages
• Document management integration
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27. WebCenter Demo Scenario
• WebCenter Portal
– Out of the box application settings (navigation, security …)
• Portlet integration
– Register 3rd party portlet
• Runtime customization
– Add new page
– Add content dynamically (ADF TaskFlows)
– Arrange page layout
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28. Extending an Oracle ADF Application with Oracle
WebCenter
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29. Summary
• Oracle ADF is at the center of the Fusion development
platform
• Visual and declarative development
• Complete and integrated
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30. Join the JDeveloper/ADF Community
Twitter
twitter.com/JDeveloper
Facebook
facebook.com/JDeveloper
Oracle’s JDeveloper PM blog
blogs.oracle.com/ JDeveloperpm
oracle.com/technetwork/jdev
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31. For More Information
• www.oracle.com/jdev
• Tutorials
• Demos
• Software
• Discussions
• Blogs
• And more…
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32. Q&A
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