Migrating Developer Forms to JDeveloper

I was given to understand that using the Wizard available in JDeveloper, one can migrate Developer Forms to JDeveloper.
Is this possible?. If so and anyone has done it, please let me know how to proceed.
Thanks

Meanwhile, our FormsWizard has matured to a tightly integrated
plug-in to JDeveloper.
The Wizard allows you to transform your fmb/mmb files to Java-
based applications. Apart from the data model, which is indeed
transformed to BC4J components, the Wizard also translates the
GUI to a Swing-based application or a JSP front-end.
PL/SQL code is also translated, although there are certain
limitations.
You may want to take a look at
http://www.viewhow2.com/vf/tkxjris/2/f2j30_viewlet.html
Regards,
Frank
Informatik Atelier
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how can we migrate Developer Forms to JDeveloper.
Is this possible?. If so and anyone has done it, please let me
know how to proceed.
Thanks

Meanwhile, our FormsWizard has matured to a tightly integrated
plug-in to JDeveloper.
The Wizard allows you to transform your fmb/mmb files to Java-
based applications. Apart from the data model, which is indeed
transformed to BC4J components, the Wizard also translates the
GUI to a Swing-based application or a JSP front-end.
PL/SQL code is also translated, although there are certain
limitations.
You may want to take a look at
http://www.viewhow2.com/vf/tkxjris/2/f2j30_viewlet.html
Regards,
Frank
Informatik Atelier
Lousbergstrasse 51
52072 Aachen
Germany
tel +49 (0)241 997 39 40
fax +49 (0)241 997 39 41
www.informatik-atelier.de

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I am in the process of analyzing if there is a way to migrate Oracle forms 9i forms to Jdeveloper 9i. Any info is appreciated.
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srinivas

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I have basic knowledge in java/xml and all oracle web technology, what is the best path to learn it?
0.- Are there papers/tutorials available?
1.- Jdeveloper is mandatory to be used?
2.- Do I have to use Forms or JDeveloper (both?)?
Thanks in advance

Best resource would be to go to otn.oracle.com/formsupgrade
Generally speaking we only certified upgrade form 4.5 to 10g via 6i but you can still go from 4.5. straight up to 10g if you want.
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Could any body tell me how to migrate the forms 6i fmbs to forms 11g format?

Hi
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E15523_01/doc.1111/e10394/toc.htm
See also Oracle White Paper—Frequently Asked Questions for Oracle Forms 11g
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/forms/documentation/faq-2-130064.pdf
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http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/forms/documentation/formsmigration-133693.pdf
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/forms/overview/index.html
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I am doing a work and i need to know the differences between Oracle Developer and Oracle JDeveloper, if someone can help me it would be very aprreciated.
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I have been trying to get Java Beans to work with the Developer Forms 6i. I keep getting diffrent errors depending on the bean I play with. I will detail the problems and the computer setup. I am sure this problem is a configuration one, I just dont seem to have enough experiance to determine the issue or the configuration problem.
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UML Modelers Version     9.0.5.12.38
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I am preparing one project plan for web-based system. From Oracle i think i have two options
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Ainar,
weighting one versus the other is worth a book! As Andrew pointed out, there are many dependencies going along with it.
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Forms does a lot of things for you - like the transaction handling that comes out of the box - for a price, that is the memory footprint on the server and the download size for the Applet.
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So my recommendation is to look at the business problem to solve:
Ask yourself if the application requires intensive data input and what the user expectation for the UI is.
Identify the time a user spends with the application. if its kind of a "touch-and-go" self service application, Forms may be a bit to oversized for it and HTML as an interface is better suited.
Evaluate time to market of your application to build and weight it against the skill set you have in your company.
A >new< by document Grant gives you an example of what you can do with Forms if you use J2EE to extend it instead of replacing (which is an option too)
http://otn.oracle.com/products/forms/pdf/formsj2ee_business.pdf
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We are upgrading from forms 10g. We want to be able to upgrade to the most recent (or almost most recent) versions of Forms, but we also want Jdeveloper.
I know from experience that you need the proper version of jdeveloper to go with the proper version of Weblogic, so knowing which version of all three is necessary.
It looks like we can download newer versions of Forms, Jdeveloper and Weblogic separately, or we could install the Oracle Fusion Middleware suite 11.1.1.7.0 which contains SOA (I would love to move to that), but that contains older versions of Forms and Jdeveloper.
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As for deploying your completed applications, you can either do this into another WLS installation or the one used by Forms/Reports. However, creating a new WLS domain is recommended and may be required (check the product documentation or contact Support for more information).
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/documentation/index.html
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E38115_01/index.htm
If you decided to go with FMw PFRD 11.1.1.x, this does include a slightly older Forms/Reports version, but has nothing to do with JDeveloper. You can still use your choice of JDev give what I said above - the JDev installation must go into its own Middleware Home (e.g. Middleware2).
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