ADF Best Practices - Paper now available.

I've published a new paper on ADF Best pracitces. Details on my blog.http://groundside.com/blog/GrantRonald?title=best_practices_for_building_adf_applicat&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1
Regards
Grant

Hi Mark,
If you want i can take a look on it. We are using jdev 903/BIB903 accessing an AW created at Oracle OLAP 9205 with AWM. Faced a lot of problems to understand the metadata layer created to make Express work with RDBMS but system is up and running.
Please send it at [email protected] .
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Flavio

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