NO CODE : Or How to Extend Oracle SaaS with Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service

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The document discusses how to extend Oracle SaaS applications like Oracle HCM Cloud using Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service (VBCS). It covers how to build an extension with VBCS, integrating it into HCM Cloud by adding a new page entry via the structure editor or embedding the VBCS application on an HCM Cloud page using the Application Composer tool. The document also provides a high-level overview of VBCS and how it can be used for both web and mobile application development without any code.

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NO CODE
Sunday, October 1st
11:45-12:30
Oracle Open World 2017
Luc Bors
Email: Luc.bors@eproseed.com
Twitter: @lucb_
Or How to Extend Oracle SaaS with Oracle
Visual Builder Cloud Service

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WHO AM I?
About eProseed
• Local offices in several parts of world
• HQ in Luxemburg
• Award winning Oracle partner
Luc Bors
• Technical Director
• ADF, JET, MAF, MCS
• ACE Director / Developer Champion
• Working with Oracle since 1999

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PROGRAM AGENDA
Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service
Oracle HCM Cloud
Building the Extension with VBCS
Integrating the Extension in HCM Cloud
Summary
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ORACLE VISUAL BUILDER CLOUD SERVICE
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• Nothing to Install
– Runs in browser
• Visual Development
– Drag and Drop Development
• SaaS Ready
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ORACLE VISUAL BUILDER CLOUD SERVICE

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• Applications R13 Cloud UI
• Applications R12 Cloud UI
• ALTA UI
• Or create your own
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THEMES / TEMPLATING

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• Data Designer
• Application Settings
• Page Designer
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COMPONENTS

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DATA DESIGNER

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APPLICATION SETTINGS

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PAGE DESIGNER
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PAGE DESIGNER
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PAGE DESIGNER
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YOUR TYPICAL FLOW
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HOW OPEN IS HCM CLOUD?
• Access from outside
– REST API’s
• Add integrations on
the inside
– Structure Editor
– Application Composer
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REST API FOR HCM CLOUD
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• Structure
– Add springboard items
• Application Composer
– Embed content
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INTEGRATION HOOKS

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YOUR TYPICAL FLOW
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CREATING BUSINESS OBJECT FROM AN
EXTERNAL SERVICE
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CREATE THE PAGE AND UI COMPONENTS
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STAGE AND RUN
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OK. CAN WE INTEGRATE?
• A connection to an application outside Oracle Applications Cloud is a
runtime customization.
• There are two types off callouts:
– 1: Call Out from the Navigator and Springboard
• Create new page entry
– 2: Call Out from a Page
• Use the Oracle Application Composer tool to create a new button or link

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USING THE STRUCTURE EDITOR
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SIMPLY CREATE A NEW PAGE ENTRY
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• Run the VBCS
application from the
springboard
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AND USE IT

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• Run the VBCS
application from the
springboard
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AND USE IT

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• Enable embedding for your VBCS
application
• Removing the surrounding chrome
– Add ?nonav to URL
• Embed via Application Composer
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VBCS APPLICATION EMBEDDING
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https://abcs-nleproseedtrial0817.builder.europe.oraclecloud.com/release/HCMExtension_1/1.2/?nonav#/homePage

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VBCS APPLICATION EMBEDDING
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• Lets go mobile
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BONUS

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SHARE APPLICATION RESOURCES
• Share Application
Resources for use in
Mobile apps.
• Access the Resources from
the MAX builder and use
them.
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HOW DOES IT WORK
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• Easy to use
• No code visual and declarative
development
• Web and Mobile
• Easy integration with Oracle SaaS
Cloud
• You can do this!
• Not only ”No-Code”.
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SUMMARY

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This document discusses different approaches to building mobile applications with Oracle ADF, including native, browser-based, and hybrid solutions. It focuses on ADF Mobile, which allows developing once and deploying to multiple platforms using Java for business logic, HTML5/JavaScript for UI, and device features through Cordova. Key components discussed include PanelSpringBoard for navigation, layout components, and support for gestures, device properties, and responsive design. The document provides an overview of capabilities for building intuitive mobile UIs with Oracle ADF and ADF Mobile.

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1. Copyright © 2014, eProseed and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | NO CODE Sunday, October 1st 11:45-12:30 Oracle Open World 2017 Luc Bors Email: Luc.bors@eproseed.com Twitter: @lucb_ Or How to Extend Oracle SaaS with Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service

2. Copyright © 2014, eProseed and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | 4 WHO AM I? About eProseed • Local offices in several parts of world • HQ in Luxemburg • Award winning Oracle partner Luc Bors • Technical Director • ADF, JET, MAF, MCS • ACE Director / Developer Champion • Working with Oracle since 1999

3. Copyright © 2014, eProseed and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | PROGRAM AGENDA Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service Oracle HCM Cloud Building the Extension with VBCS Integrating the Extension in HCM Cloud Summary 2 3 4 5 1 5

5. Copyright © 2014, eProseed and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | • Nothing to Install – Runs in browser • Visual Development – Drag and Drop Development • SaaS Ready 7 ORACLE VISUAL BUILDER CLOUD SERVICE

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25. Copyright © 2014, eProseed and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | OK. CAN WE INTEGRATE? • A connection to an application outside Oracle Applications Cloud is a runtime customization. • There are two types off callouts: – 1: Call Out from the Navigator and Springboard • Create new page entry – 2: Call Out from a Page • Use the Oracle Application Composer tool to create a new button or link

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