Is OAF dead in 2/3 years?

I've been studying OAF for the last year on my own, thinking many more modules would be migrated to OAF.
But I do not know if OAF will be replaced by other tools ( Peoplesoft tools ? ) in the medium future with the project FUSION.
Has anyone news about this?
I would not like to become an expert of something is going to be obsolete in 2/3 years.
I have learned rumours (only rumours, from inside Oracle) that OAF will not be the development-tool of choice, and would like to confirm that.
Juanje

As highlighted in various forums at Oracle Openworld conference this year, the Fusion applications stack will be based on an enhanced JDeveloper/OracleADF combination. If you've downloaded and played with our JDeveloper 10.1.3 Early Access 1 release from OTN, you can see some of the progress we've made on the way to some of these enhancements across the product. For Fusion, significant additional enhancements are underway that will appear after the 10.1.3 production version of JDeveloper/ADF.
As you know, OAF is already an extension of ADF Business Components (which was previously marketed under the name "BC4J"). In particular, the combination of ADF technologies that the Fusion apps teams will use will be JSF plus ADF Faces components for the user interface, ADF data binding, and ADF Business Components. We are working on implementing scores of new features to enhance the various layers of these parts of the JDeveloper/OracleADF combination to meet the combined requirements of all Oracle Applications teams.In some cases, these features are "internalizing and generalizing" features that originally were implemented as OAF extensions on top of ADF to begin with. In some cases, these are brand new features grown out of clever ideas contributed by the Peoplesoft and JD Edwards teams. In every case, the productivity enhancements gained by these features will of course benefit JDeveloper/ADF customers at large as well.
We are also working on utilities to assist in converting existing pages designed using ADF UIX into JSF+ADFFaces.
The name "Fusion" itself underscores the fact that we are fusing the best developer productivity ideas from Oracle e-Business Suite's OAFramework, Peopletools, and JD Edwards toolsets. A large number of enhancements we're working on involve making even more things declarative and metadata driven and customizable to meet the requirements of these teams.

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Hi @PrinceKickster ,
Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have looked into your issue of updating your HP Pavilion dv6-1030us Notebook and the Webcam not being seen in Imaging devices. Here is a document on fixing a Webcam after changing the OS. Here is a link to the Cyberlink Youcam software for Windows 8.
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I can't afford to fork out another £90 just to get my powerbook functioning as it should do.
I feel that this is ridiculously poor manufacturing for such an expensive item to be faulty just after a year. I'm begining to trust apple less and less, and I dread phoning up the helpline, as last time something went wrong, they were as much help as hitting your head against a wall and informed me that I had to pay £30 in order to ask them a question!!
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Hi there,
Thanks for the usefull links.
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Now Im not too clued up about these things, as you may have guessed, but this sounds bad! Im now a bit confused as to what the RAM disk is for, as I originaly thought it helped proccessing or retriving info from the hard disc or something! But this suggests that it has important things stored on it...(?)
Would you mind filling me in on what exactly this would mean for my files stored on my PB (if anything)?
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