ADF and Oracle Apps

I have heard that OAF is much better for Oracle Apps related work than ADF. Is that true?
Can ADF work with Oracle Apps better than OAF?

Umm ..I would put it this way .. OAF is tightly integrated with Oracle Applications which does not necessarily mean that it is better than ADF.
The entire fusion applications has been built on ADF - so have no doubt that ADF is good to work with Oracle Apps. ADF is going to be the future of interacting with Oracle Apps .. just my 2 pennies :)

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Hello
I am pretty new to Oracle 9iAS and Oracle Apps 11i
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- Admin server
My doubts are -
1. When Oracle Apps 11i is installed, Oracle 9iAS becomes the middle tier of it
Yes / No / Partailly ?
2. If partially, then only the 'J2EE and Internet Applications' component is installed
Yes / No / Partially ?
3. If partially, then Web server (Oracle HTTP Server) and Forms server come from Oracle 9iAS and Report Server, Concurrent Processing server, Admin server etc seperate components only specific to Oracle Apps 11i ?
Yes / No
Please let me know the answers with the explanation
Thanks a ton

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Oracle ADF and Oracle Applications

Hi All,
Can we use Oracle ADF with current version of Oracle E-business suite (R11i 2 in my case)? Or we need to use only OAF and ADF can be used only for future release of Oracle ERP?
It will be great if someone can list the benefits of OAF over ADF for Oracle EBS 11i 2. I want to convince the customer that ADF is not safe or not a good platform for the customizations in current release (R11i 2) and even for next immediate version (R12).
Thanks in advance,
CAH

Hi,
I don't think ADF can be used with Apps 11i,it can be user in R12(this is my understanding), if you want to run ADF pages from Apps then these pages should be located on External server and you can access this as an External Application.
As far as customization is concrened, it can't be done using ADF only new Applications be developed in ADF and if you are planning to develop some custom application in Apps then ADf will be a good choice as migration to 11g will be easier(but it will not support Apps specific features like KFF, DFF, Attachments etc.)
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I hope you will get some clear picture on this.
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ADF and Oracle Fusion applications

Hi All,
I want to read/learn more on how ADF can be used to invoke/customize (Oracle Apps OR Oracle Fusion applications). One of the requirement is integrating/invoking/customizing Oracle Apps/Fusion applications stack using ADF technology.
Anybody can point me Good book or Online documentation ?
thanks,

You need to make a disctinction between Oracle Apps and Fusion Apps as those are not the same thing.
Oracle Fusion Applications - is a new set of applications that is completely built on top of ADF - those applications are still not out in production, but when they will be, you'll be using ADF to do any customization.
By saying Oracle Apps you probably mean Oracle E-Business Suite - these applications were built with OAF - their own framework which is based on some older ADF technologies. To customize those screens you'll probably want to continue using OAF.
However you can use ADF to build new front ends to E-Business Suite. You can do this either by working directly against the database, or more realistically by working through the various API (Web services, PL/SQL) that Oracle EBS offers or through the Oracle SOA Suite adapter to E-Business Suite.
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http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/fmw4apps/ebs/index.html

Best Practices for BI, ADF and Oracle Forms installations on Weblogic

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Will Business Intelligence need to be in a seperate Oracle Home with it's own weblogic installation? I spend a lot of time trying to get the JSF upgraded to 2.x in the Business Intelligence installation and could not get it to work.
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Thanx for the reply! I read through the documents and they are very good at explaining how to install the different components individually. I still can't find much on installing them together. I hope it's not just going to be a trial and error thing.
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OBIEE and Oracle Apps

Hi,
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hi User,
You are doing correct let me add some points
which uses another database but not the Oracle apps. We have requirement of OBIEE reports on this module. This database is an OLTP database.You have Different connection pools by default when u install oracle Apps next,you are customizing the rpd by adding some OLTP database ,
Merging the Vanilla rpd + Custom rpd (i mean connection pools)
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Discoverer 11g and Oracle apps

I have setup discoverer and everything is working. When calling from oracle apps, I am getting this error:
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The problem is the double slash before the dbc file. Where would the trailing slash come from? Any advice is appreciated.

The issue was that the opmn.xml file had a slash at the end of the fnd_secure variable, I removed it and the double slash problem was resolved! I did not edit the script, this was from the install. Possibly not many people have integrated 11.1.1.7 discoverer with EBS and make the call to discoverer from menu in EBS, hence this has not been reported.

Oracle Streams and Oracle Apps 11i

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Hi,
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Squid in Fedora 13 and Oracle Apps

Hello,
I hope I put this in a right forum. I'm trying to setup squid in Fedora 13 and get a problem with Oracle Apps. I'd setup so that only certain user can request http service by setup authentication. By default, there's already acl rule for port 1025-65535 and I'd created a rule to allow access to my domain for our local user.
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TommyReynolds wrote:
Do you have squid listening on the {font:Courier}:port_number{font}? There is an entry for that in the squid config file.Hi Tommy,
you mean beside the standard port to listen I must add another port to listen? So instead of having :
http_port 3128
I must have :
http_port 3128
http_port 8000
in my squid.conf?
Thanks
Had tried but that thing didn't work.
If I bypass squid then the connection to oracle ok. Even I entered username and password still can't access oracle but other web is ok. So something need to be done in squid. Anyone can help? Thanks.
Edited by: user_apps on Jul 15, 2010 8:54 PM

Squid and Oracle Apps

Hello,
I hope I put this in a right forum. I'd put in the Linux (Non OEL) forum but still not solved yet.
I'm trying to setup squid in Fedora 13 and get a problem with Oracle Apps. I'd setup so that only certain user can request http service by setup the authentication.
By default, there's already acl rule for port 1025-65535 and I'd created a rule to allow access to my domain for our local user.
For the port the acl is like this : acl Safe_ports port 1025-65535
For the domain the acl is like this : acl tstdomain dstdomain_regex \.testdomain.com$
Now what I want to have is if a user doesn't have authentication, he/she can still access local webpage in our server, such as webserver or Oracle E-Business Suite.
I'd tested, using a user that doesn't have authentication, and can access all my server if the domain doesn't have any port but it didn't work for Oracle E-Business Suite, because to access the format is like http://hostname.domain_name:port_number.
I'd tested to put the port & allow http access specifically like this:
acl oratest_port port 8000
http_access allow oratest_port
and even removed the port restrictions
but still not worked.
If I take out the squid proxy and connect directly to Oracle Apps it worked without any problem.
Is there anything I need to add/change/misplaced? thanks.
Edited by: user_apps on Jul 15, 2010 9:47 PM

Hi,
Please mention your application release along with the database version and OS.
Are you trying to setup a web cache? If yes, please refer to:
Note: 306653.1 - Installing and Configuring Web Cache 10.1.2 and Oracle E-Business Suite 11i
Note: 380486.1 - Installing and Configuring Web Cache 10g and Oracle E-Business Suite 12
Thanks,
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JDBC connection between android and oracle apps

Hello.
I am new to oracle apps and android. But the coding of android is in java.
I want to create a application in which i want to connect oracle apps with my application of android written in java.
I am sending code which is not working but not having error too.
**************************** Connection class ******************************
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******************************** Main CLass *************************************
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I am doing this in Eclipse.
Help me out as soon as possible.
Thank You.
Edited by: EJP on 12/07/2012 16:05: added {noformat}
{noformat} tags. Please use them.

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I am sending code which is not working but not having error too.
>
Who do you think you are kidding? That code couldn't possibly run without errors.
The first thing you need to do is learn how to connect to an Oracle database using Java on your pc. Then you can start branching out.
Review the JDBC Developer Guide for how to connect to Oracle databases using Java.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/java.111/b31224/urls.htm#BEIJFHHB

Development Question Pertaining to Discoverer and Oracle Apps

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Hi,
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