| Oracle BPEL, B2b,Oracle E-buisness suite, OAF(Oracle Application Framework) [message #261161] |
Wed, 22 August 2007 01:20  |
bhoite_amol83
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Registered: June 2005
Location: Pune
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Hi Expert,
I want to learn the following technologies.
Oracle BPEL, B2b,Oracle E-buisness suite, OAF(Oracle Application form).
I searched on net for the above technologies.
But, still i have some questions in my mind.
Hope i wil get proper help from you.
1:> Oracle BPEL - I want to know. Is it a Front end development tool like oracle forms & reports? So that we can develop applications what we can develop in Oracle forms reports.
2:>Oracle B2B:> Which type of architecture is it? What are use of it in real applications?.
3:>Oracle E-buisness suite:> How we can use it? Please give an example.
4:>OAF(Oracle Application framework): -Please explain how we can use this framework and for which applications?
Your sugetions are valuable for me.
Thanks
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| Re: Oracle BPEL, B2b,Oracle E-buisness suite, OAF(Oracle Application Framework) [message #279917 is a reply to message #261161] |
Sun, 11 November 2007 17:35  |
patrickhaston
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Registered: November 2007
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What I know is that:
1. Oracle bought BPEL and incorporated it into JDeveloper. It helps you orchestrate web services into workflows. If you get the latest JDeveloper (10.1.3.3 I believe) then it comes with BPEL.
2. Don't know this one, sorry.
3. E-Business suite is Oracle's ERP, i.e. it includes it's accounting system (Oracle Financials), it's human resources system (Oracle HR) and literally dozens of other modules. It is normally installed as a complete package with only the modules your are licenced for enabled.
4. Oracle Applications is another term for Oracle eBusiness Suite. The OA Framework is that used to create custom extensions, such as your own forms, using the same security and protocols as the core applications. Project Fusion is the mega-project to integrate the eBusiness suite with PeopleSoft and JD Edwards.
Hope this helps,
Patrick.
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