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Applications Development & Innovation Ken Mizuta Director, Fusion Applications Technical Architecture kenichi.mizuta@oracle.com

Complete Integrated Open Oracle Strategy Complete Integrated Open

Fusion Middleware-based Applications Dynamic Ability to change application after deployment By different users and roles Diverse data sources Advanced user interfaces using latest technologies Consolidate Platforms Single, standards-based stack across the board Easier Lifecycle Single management, deployment, upgrade process Built-in user customizations architecture simplifies upgrades

Usages of Oracle Fusion Middleware Applications Integration Architecture (AIA) Bringing together all of Oracles Applications Unlimited (EBS, PSFT, Siebel, JD Edwards, Retek, etc.) applications, including custom applications Fusion Applications Next generation of packaged applications Written from the schema up using SOA and Enterprise 2.0 Custom Development 85,000+ customers building custom applications

Fusion Middleware Technologies

Middleware Architecture Design Principles Reduce concepts and development complexities Declarative metadata artifacts whenever possible Single metadata infrastructure for dynamic changes Embedded business intelligence, activity monitoring & managed content Collaborative, intuitive, multi-channel user interface Single, integrated model-driven development environment Standards-based, hot-pluggable architecture

Java Server Faces ADF Faces Components View / Controller Model Data Services Layer ADF BC Services Tools / Java Layer Data control JSR227 Java Server Faces ADF Faces Components Fusion Schema Orchestration Human interaction Policy evaluation Analytics / Monitoring

A Common Development Framework Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) Increase productivity & ease-of-use Visual and declarative development Takes care of the “plumbing” code Implements best practices Promote service oriented development Re-usable business services Composite applications development Standards-based Java EE, SOA, SDO/SCA … End-to-end coverage MVC, security, customization

ADF Binding – Data Control ADF Architecture Desktop Browser-Based Metadata Services (MDS) ADF Swing Office Mobile JSF JSP ADF Faces View JSF ADF Controller Struts Controller ADF Binding – Data Control Model Business Services Java EJB ADFbc BAM Web Services BPEL BI Portlets Data Services Database Web Services Legacy Systems Apps Unlimited

1. Base application deployed 4. User personalization and more… Metadata Services - MDS Key Capabilities: Common metadata store Set up personalized content and services for users Stored as layers on top of base application Benefits: Insulates users from updates and patches Used throughout Oracle stack – business processes, business intelligence and applications 1. Base application deployed 2. Onsite branding 3. LOB branding 4. User personalization and more… 12

Tools / Java Layer Services Layer ADF BC Services Fusion Schema View / Controller Model Data Services Layer ADF BC Services Tools / Java Layer Data control JSR227 Java Server Faces ADF Faces Components Fusion Schema Web Services Rules Engine Assign Task Complete Human Workflow Service BPEL Process results facts Orchestration Human interaction Policy evaluation Analytics / Monitoring

Oracle SOA Platform EM CEP BAM JDEV Adapters & B2B MANAGE MONITOR PATTERN DETECTION CEP BAM BUSINESS VISIBILITY JDEV DESIGN POLICY MANAGER SECURE REG/REP ORCHESTRATE BPEL PROCESS MGR BUSINESS RULES HUMAN WORKFLOW INTEGRATE VIRTUALIZE SERVICE BUS DATA INTEGRATOR ERP MAINFRAME SERVICES EVENTS DB PARTNERS Adapters & B2B

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Role-based User Experience Manager Role Line of Business Role

Context-Driven Applications Contextual Action Contextual Actions

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