Fusion Infusion

Introduction

The Path to Fusion

There are many parts to the Oracle Fusion architecture. There is a great deal of confusion about which parts to use for what purposes and how to get started. This session will provide an overview of the Fusion architecture, outline the possible development options available and explain the reasons for the choices our organization has made in building Fusion applications.

Fusion Technical Architecture

Fusion is more than a marketing term. It's also a platform and an architecture. The speaker will introduce you to the key concepts and components of the Fusion Architecture, providing you with an essential grounding for understanding the environment and maximizing your productivity.

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How Fusion Relates to Oracle Applications (E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, JDE, Siebel)

This session covers the Fusion value proposition to existing Oracle Applications users. Learn how you can leverage Fusion Middleware to extend Applications functionality, to integrate with others using the Application Integration Architecture and to analyze cross-application information. Benefit from this next-generation technology (being incorporated in Fusion Applications) today!

Fusion Development in JDeveloper: ADF Business Components

Application Development Framework (ADF) allows you to create applications using many business services (database communication) technologies.However, the Fusion development stack favors ADF Business Components (ADF BC). The speaker explains the various components of ADF BC and how to create them in JDeveloper. He also discusses best practices and design "gotchas" to remember when using ADF BC.

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Building Very Rich Portals Using Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g

This session will show you how you can use Oracle JDeveloper 11g, ADF 11g, WebCenter 11g and Stellent UCM to build very rich portals ( a la Web 2.0) with collaboration features and dynamic portlets. It is based on a real customer case study where you will see screenshots and examples plus some best practices learned from the field working with these brand new FM 11g products.

A Workflow-Driven Approach to ADF Applications Using BPEL - (BPEL and ADF Joining Forces)

One of the things BPEL can do for ADF applications is to organize workflow - taking the user through the pages based on items on her to-do list. Business processes are modeled and implemented in BPEL, consisting of automated actions and manual tasks. This presentation demonstrates how a BPEL process with human workflow tasks is created and how ADF implements the User Interface to present the to-do list based on those tasks and has the user execute them.