What is the difference between JDeveloper 9i & JDeveloper 10g

Hello All,
What is the difference between JDeveloper 9i & JDeveloper 10g with respect to OAF?
Regards.

The major differences I identified so far with respect to OA Framework..
1.Creating Business Component Package:
In Jdeveloper10g, there is no option to create business component package in right click context of project.
Rather, you can create a business component package by right click project --> 'New' --> web tier --> OA Components --> Package File
Give the file name as 'server' and give the package structure.
2. Path of deployment scripts:
In Jdeveloper10g, the path of deployment scripts like import.bat, jpximport..etc is <>jdev\jdevbin\oaext\bin instead of <>\jdev\jdevbin\jdev\bin w.r.to Jdeveloper9i
Regards,
Rama Krishna

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