Using complete oracle 10g features....

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I do have the documentation but acccording to my personal experince this forum with gurus aroun here is better
i wud like to noe how to make the best use of forms 10g like
making good graphically appealing form,increased funcationality how to incude flash objects,
n whats the use of using import java classes, import OLE interface and how to select the specific class or the package according to the requirements...i.e how to use and when to use them..!!!
will it be easy to create webbased applications using Jdeveloper or will it b better to use forms....???

Answer 1

my 5 cent:
making good graphically appealing form,what does that mean?
increased funcationality how to incude flash objectsthere is a java-bean that can be used as a "Web-Browser inside forms" that supports Flahs animations ( http://forms.pjc.bean.over-blog.com/article-5029633.html )
n whats the use of using import java classes, Java-classes can be imported to enhance the functionality with logic written in java. The java-coe gets executed on the application-server. An example might be the logic to call a webservice.
import OLE interface OLE is a windows-technique to somehow "remote-control" windows-applications or functionality provided in Active-X-dlls. OLE-calls work on the client (and in 10G require WEBUTIL)
and how to select the specific class or the package according to the requirements...i.e how to use and when to use them..be more specific
will it be easy to create webbased applications using Jdeveloper "42", or in other words, "it depends".
It will be easy if you are capable of the nechnologies you need. JDeveloper is not a technology but a tool for java-development which supports the development of web-applications. But, there are a lot of web-technologies based on java which you can use. For more details you might read some stuff about JEE
or will it b better to use forms....???Also, it depends. There are certain areas where Forms will be better (or easier, or more productive) to use. As forms requires a somehow "fat" client with the installation of the Java-Runtime and certain permissions for the applet to work properly, it may not be the first choice if you implement some public web-application. For "inhouse"-applications run on a companies intranet which deal with "alphanumerical data", forms may be the better choice because of a more Windows-like behaviour and/or its great productivity. (Both are just examples, you'll have to decide which technology to use based on certain reuqirements for a certain application)