I started my research around JDeveloper. Trying to think what combination technology or stack of technology will be good for me to built application based on J2EE design patterns. What can help me focus more in business logic as I used to do in Oracle forms rather than on technology.

Then I found out:

“Many of the features in JDeveloper and Oracle Application Development Framework(ADF) provide design-time and runtime productivity services not dissimilar to those found when developing using 4GL tools such as Oracle Forms; and as such, when it comes to building Java EE applications with JDeveloper and ADF, many of the development techniques and application requirements are met through familiar development gestures.”

“At the heart of any application, and specifically those interacting with a database, is the business logic that implements the specific features of your business atop a more generic CRUD (Create, Retrieve, Update & Delete) set of features. As you do with Oracle Forms, you allow the runtime framework to perform the common CRUD actions, and those actions you complement with validation and business rules code. In some cases you also choose to tailor the default transactional features of the runtime to meet your application needs. ADF provides the same core features in the same way as the Forms runtime: a whole range of built-ins/APIs to manipulate your application objects, and numerous events/triggers where you can complement or override the runtime functionality.”

aah Finally I see a ray of hope, the ray of hope I titled “J2EE Developement in JDeveloper with Oracle ADF”

Kirana