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You aren’t sure whether an Oracle Forms migration to ADF will add value to your organization? Maybe, you don’t have the budget. Or you don’t have people with Java and ADF skills? Why this word “migration” is embedded in your head? Is it because Oracle is expected to stop Forms’ support? Is it because it is an old technology but a very good one that serves you well? Is it because you need the newer features that come with the application development framework? You may get some answers to these questions if you change the thinking perspective. Why not try ADF somehow before you decide whether to migrate your Forms. Integrate your Oracle Forms into an ADF framework to see some of the benefits of this newer technology. You may be able to see some of the improvements such as better security, improved UI, language option, dynamic menus and open tabs next to each other without migrating even a single Oracle Form. You wonder how you will build this ADF framework if you have only Forms developers and no Java/ADF experts in your team. What do you think of a prebuilt framework that you just buy with your Oracle Forms inside? You have it and you test it, and explore it. You can check out the feel and look and then decide whether you want to further see how the ADF can add value to you by migrating one or two Forms while keep using simultaneously the old ones. And in such a way your Forms experts will gradually become ADF experts who have the environment ready to develop your new forms in ADF and migrate your old ones. Your team’s learning curve will be gradual and your budget will be planned accordingly. Try it out.
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By @MitovStoyan @Dreamix_Ltd
New way of experiencing ADF with your Oracle
Forms
No need of a migration to experience some of the benefits of Oracle ADF with your
Oracle Forms
Will an Oracle Forms migration to ADF
ADD VALUE
to your organization
You don’t have a budget?
You have no people with ADF/Java skills in the team?
Why then...
this word MIGRATION is embedded in your head?
Is it because...
Oracle is expected to Forms support?
or because
Oracle Forms serve you well.
You need the newer features of ADF?
or
To get the answers
You need to change the thinking perspective
Try ADF before you decide to migrate your Oracle Forms
Integrate your Forms into an ADF framework
In such a way you will be able to see
IMPROVEMENTS
such as
Better Security
Improved UI
Language Options
Dynamic Menus
Multiple Open Forms’ Tabs
Wonder how you will build this ADF framework?
What do you think of a
PREBUILD FRAMEWORK
with your Oracle Forms in it?
You
HAVE ITTEST IT
EXPLORE IT
Then
You can migrate 1 or 2 Forms to ADF
while keeping the old ones
in such a way
your Forms experts will gradually
… become ADF experts
Your team’s learning curve will be progressive
and your budget will be planned accordingly.
