Objectives:	Learn key choices to be made in setting up a Fusion Middleware development environment Learn some of the pitfalls to avoid when developing Fusion Middleware applications will be discussed Learn reasons for the application development decisions made by 2 development teams.
Abstract:	There are many parts to the Oracle Fusion architecture. There is a great deal of confusion about how to get started. Making core project decisions can be a daunting task. Should you use Oracle's Faces components or rely on JSP/Struts? For complex process flows, what are the pros and cons of using BPEL? What is the role of server-side code in web architecture? Although the ADF architecture is sound, it may be advisable to use the industry-standard JSP/Struts components rather than the still-evolving Faces architecture. BPEL has its place but, if used inappropriately, it can result in a poorly performing system with flawed architecture. Although it is possible to move all logic into Java in the middle tier, there are compelling reasons to implement logic in database server-side code. This presentation provides an overview of the Fusion architecture, outlines the possible development options, and lists reasons for the choices our organization has made in building Fusion applications.
Audiernce Focus:	Developers
Expertise:	Intermediate
Track:	Development
Date:	Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Time:	1:30 PM - 2:30 PM