Adapters needed for Fusion Applications

Hello Fusion Apps experts, can you please clarify my concern. Is there anything like OAM Adapter ?
I am preparing for FA installation. Already identity management is installed and configured. Regarding adapters, I created 2 adapters for OVD to connect to OID -- User adapter and Change-Log Adatper.
I saw somewhere that OAM adapter needs to be installed. Is there such thing like creating OAM Adapter for my FA installation ? I refered FA installation guide and there is nothing mentioned about adapters .
Appreciate if someone can clarify my question.
thanks

See this support document for instructions on how to find information on certified applications..:
Documentation on Desktop application, browser and client requirements to access Fusion Applications (Doc ID 1488374.1)
Jani Rautiainen
Fusion Applications Developer Relations
https://blogs.oracle.com/fadevrel/

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Hi Team,
I want to install fusion applications for HCM.
Can any one suggest the minimum hardware requirement for installation.
Please help me with any documents.
Thanks,
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Dear Chandra,
Please note that Fusion Applications installation involves following components.
1. Oracle Identity and Access Management components (Middleware infrastructure)
2. Oracle Database for IDM
3. Oracle Database for Fusion Apps
4. Fusion Applications Domains (includes Admin and managed servers for Fusion Applications)
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http://www.oratraining.com/blog/2013/03/oracle-fusion-applications-installation-step-by-step-guide-11-1-6/
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http://www.oratraining.com/blog/2013/03/fusion-applications-architecture-for-2-node-setup/
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Recommended Browsers for Fusion Applications

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What are the recommended browsers for Fusion Applications? Can you please point us to any documentation?
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See this support document for instructions on how to find information on certified applications..:
Documentation on Desktop application, browser and client requirements to access Fusion Applications (Doc ID 1488374.1)
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https://blogs.oracle.com/fadevrel/

Skills needed for Fusion Apps Extensions

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Can you please let me know the skills one should possess to work in extending the Fusion Applications? I know we need to know ADF.
But do we need to know Webcenter or any other technology.
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This would depend on the technologies used and the deployment model. I.e. whether you have OnSite, OnDemand or Cloud installation the tools you would use would be different. While on site you are able to implement customizations with JDeveloper in cloud environment you would be restricted to run-time composer tools accessible through the applications.
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<li>[url http://blogs.oracle.com/fadevrel/entry/tailor_customize_extend_personalize_localize]Tailor, Customize, Extend, Personalize, Localize, and Integrate – All Explained
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Hello,
Please Oracle guys...
Can you tell how to change and develop for the new Fusion Applications.
I know the OA Framework pages are developed and modified with special versions of jdeveloper.
I also know Fusion Apps is now available in edelivery.oracle.com , but I have not been able to find the jdeveloper to start making changes in the Fusion Applications release.
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Thanks Gyan,
Are you absolutely sure?, this is a radical change on behalf of Oracle, because to develop OAF pages only jdeveloper for OAF versions can be used, if you try to develop OAF pages with a "normal" jdeveloper version, simply you can't, because you need some special libraries embedded in this "special" releases.
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turansformer wrote:
>
> My next question revolves around the cooperation from
Flex>Coldfusion>MySQL.
> Some of the documentation I've found mentions that
LiveCycle has something to
> do with this interactivity. Is this true, and if so,
what do I need to know to
> be squared away?
Just for some types of interactivity. If your application
will only
pull data from the server then liveCycle is not required. As
well as
LiveCycle data can be pulled using http, web services, and a
couple of
others.
If you want the server to be able to push data to clients
then LiveCycle
is required. But a free production server limited to a one
CPU server
is included in ColdFusion 8 installations.
Buy the way LiveCycle's is the new name of the original Flex
Data
Services you may see in some older documentation.

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John Funk (guest) wrote:
: Frank Huether (guest) wrote:
: : Douglas Scott (guest) wrote:
: : : My company is planning on migrating a Forms 3.0
application
: to
: : : WebForms (we need to support both Win95/98 PCs and
: : Macintoshes).
: : : I understand the basic 3-tier structure (i.e. database
: : server,
: : : application server and browser based client), but I'm
still
: : : unsure of what hardware and software is actually needed
for
: : the
: : : application server (especially since Oracle keeps changing
: the
: : : names of their products). Can anyone tell me what the
: : hardware
: : : and software requirements are for a WebForms (w/reports)
: : : application server assuming that I don't have anything yet
: (NT
: : : or Unix)? Also, what are the general memory/disk
: requirements
: : if
: : : the server needs to support about 100 concurrent
: connections?
: : : Thanks,
: : : Douglas Scott
: : From my (low) memory.
: : Reserve 128 MB for OS and Web Server (NT).
: : For every connection guess about 10 Meg each and remember
: : running Reports out of Forms means another connection for
: : Reports. So 100 Forms users running reports are 100 more
: : connections.
: : Good idea would be to have load balanced servers.
: : If you are deeply interested I can dig somewhere for the
: : documentation.
: : Frank
: Frank,
: I am in a similar situation as Douglas. But I am not sure
: WebForms can handle a 250+ forms application. Are you aware of
: anyone running an application that big using WebForms (any
: version)?
: Thanks,
: John
John,
there is an Oracle marketing slogan about the Norwegian tax
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hints after production.
Frank
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New subforum suggestion: JDev for Fusion Apps

Right now, we have a main JDeveloper/ADF Forum: {forum:id=83}
We also have an OA Framework Forum for people working with Apps < Fusion Apps {forum:id=210}
We don't, however (to my searching) have a Fusion Apps Development forum - I think one would make sense, given that the topic is apps-specific and requires a specific setup of JDeveloper. OTOH, there is lots of commonality between JDev/ADF + Fusion Apps Development, much more so than for JDe/ADF and OA Framework - not exactly sure how to separate those out. Maybe the new forum could cover:
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John
I used http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E15586_01/fusionapps.1111/e15524/gs_install_e.htm#CACHADJG link to setting up development environment for fusion application on windows7 . can you suggest me any more efficient document for this purpose.
Rohit
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