Oracle Solutions for development of enterprise application

Can anyone tell me what my options are in the Oracle world for developing an enterprise application, and what would be needed for deployment?

It appears to me that for a Forms application you HAVE to purchase the Enterprise Edition of the Application server because it is the only edition that has the Forms (and Reports) services, which is needed for a Forms application. This is priced at 30,000 per processor.
Whereas, all you need for a J2EE application is the Java Edition of Oracle's Application Server which is 5,000 per processor.
Is my assessment correct?

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At our company we recently begun working on a project using Oracle ADF with
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course. A good way to start the project I think.
One thing that bothers me though, is that I cannot find a simple clean example
how to manipulate a record in the DB, going through all steps of MVC. I tried
this forum, the books we got and google. It usualy explains a small portion
of the steps needed, but never a complete example.
I know people will probably say you can design what you want in various ways
and that's its all up to the developer, this is also the power of ADF that it
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I think ADF is pretty complicated, therefore having a step-by-step example guide
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Would other developers find such a guide useful? I'm curious about everybody's
opinion.
A good example of what I mean by guide can be found here
How To Build a Simple UIX Search Form, written by Shay Shmeltzer
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/tips/shmeltzer/setwhereclause/uix.html
kind regards
Ido

Have a look at the ADF Workshop - it doesn't use UIX rather it uses JSP but I think it will give you the basics.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/obe9051jdev/ADFWorkshop/BuildingADFApplicationsWorkshop.htm
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http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_10/web.1012/b19163/toc.htm
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Where will I find Tutorials for Developing J2EE We Applications in NDS?

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I did not find Tutorials for Developing J2EE We Applications (Creating Web Module Projects) in the NDS Help.
Can you please tell me as to where I will find such tutorials.
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Jyotika

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Description about working with J2EE toolset in NDS can be found here: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/87/15e73ee7442e5ae10000000a114084/frameset.htm
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[email protected]

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Development of enterprise applications

Hello
What are your advises on using model driven development in developing enterprise applications. LiveCycle Data Services looks very promising, I have found numerous tutorials/videos that shows how fast an application can be build by having methods/functions auto-generated.
What are the best-practices, is it good/bad to use those auto-generated methods, they can really save a lot of time.
All suggestions are welcome, also if you know some existing blog/discussion please let me know.
Thanx

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There are a couple of options to customize code:
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2. Plugin to Modeling plugin: Developers can extend the modeling plugin, and hence the code generation capability. With this approach, developers have full control on what gets generated.
Note: You need to have a good understanding of Fiber core and it's APIs to successful control code generation. These API are in Java and provides you a run-time representation of the data model.
Model driven form follows the same pattern. It is unlikely that you like the generated code as is - I would recommending modifying the template (especially the look and feel) to suit your application design.
However with some application all forms may not have the same consistent look and feel. In such cases, the generated code may be a good starting point, but may require context specific customization.
One of the limitations with LCDS code generation today is that we don't support multiple templates in an application. Developers cannot choose a different template for each entity. We may add this capability in the future. However, if this is really important, you can always extend the plugin to offer this functionality.
Hopefully this provides the information you were looking for.
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Tools for Developing Rich Web Applications

What tools are others using to Develop Web applications
against BW 3.5? I have a few years of experience developing web applications using Visual Studio .NET and C#, but the .net PDK is not an option in our current environment.
I was thinking that writing jsp's would give me the flexibility I needed to develop Rich web applications, but being new to SAP BW I am not sure.
I am looking for tools in which I can control result sets, write logical code based on users information to filter and return data.
Please list technologies and Languages.

Hi Jimmy. As it relates to SAP, you can use a couple different technologies. JSP on the java side, or BSP on the ABAP side will allow you to do pretty much anything you want. It allows you to use HTML and javascript and also HTMLB. You could also use Web Dynpro. Web Dynpro is SAP's new UI strategy. It is designed to help you create business transactions, so the UI elements are stardard and cannot be modified. But its cool, because you drag/drop your ui elements in the layout. Web Dynpro allows you to create robust web applications without coding the UI and allows you to focus on the business logic. Of course there is some coding to handle UI, and flow, but not as much as when you are developing JSP or BSP.
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Which is the best and user freindly IDE for developing Java GUI application

Please advice me if there is any good IDE for developing all kind of Java applications.
I m confused about which IDE to use.
I have Searched on Net also. and most of the answers i found was for JBuilder and JBoss.
But cant confirm until u guys suggest me.
Because i think this is the best place to ask questions about java.
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If you're developing JSPs and Servlets....
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JavaFx Script for Development of Enterprise Desktop Applications?

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we are currentlich developing a rather complex business application using Swing. Now the JavaFx stuff seems to get up to speed and we are thinking about changing to build the Gui based on JavaFX.
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2. Is it possible to develop an entire enterprise application including all validations, input from other file formats such as .txt or .xls using only JSP/Business components?
Thanx n Bye
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Shilpa Garge ([email protected]):
Hi,
I am evaluating the feasibility of developing an enterprise application using either JDeveloper or Forms 6i. I would like to clarify the following points:
1. Does deployment require JDeveloper to be installed on the Application Server?
2. Is it possible to develop an entire enterprise application including all validations, input from other file formats such as .txt or .xls using only JSP/Business components?
Thanx n Bye<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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