Why should one use Oracle fusion middlewr... (11g) over Java Developement

Hi ,
i work with Forms 10 g.
At my client site one of authorities asks that why one should migrate to Oracle fusion middle... (11g).
Since there is much use of java, what are the crutial advantages over Purely Java based application.
it's my duty to give him the suitable answer and since i am unknown to 11g so kindly guide us
with the answer.
if possible kindly mail me at [email protected]
thanks !!!
Amit

Amit,
Good question, I will post part of the answer as a Java/JEE developer as a quick list off the top of my head.
As wiith any excellent Java based IDE like Eclipse, IBM Rational Application Developer and SUN NetBeans - Oracle JDeveloper as part of Oracle Fusion Middleware provides a fully integrated deployment environment for the entire stack of technologies. An example stack would be (from the top presentation tier to the lowest database integration tier) the following...
JSF/ADF (bridges presentation layer JSP/Servlets with business layer entity beans)
EclipseLink (bridges business layer entity beans with integration layer JDBC database store)
OFM provides in addition to standard Java SE application support - all you need to develop enterprise EE or distributed Web Services applications. The embedded WebLogic server will ease deployment and debugging of your enterprise app before deploying to a production server. The embedded server also provides support for JNDI, JMX, JMS and container-managed JPA/EJB3 development.
Note: If you are using JPA Entities in your SE application - you will see a mostly seamless transition to also using those entities in an enterprise container like WebLogic or Glassfish.
Also: If you wish to keep part of your application outside of java in .NET for example then you will want to check out the SOA pattern of using SDO (Service Data Objects - part of EclipseLink) to link non-Java based data such as a .NET originated web services xml stream to Java EE in your distributed app.
thank you
Michael O'Brien - Oracle TopLink
http://www.eclipselink.org
http://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseLink/Examples/JPA

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