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2. Purpose:
This document provides an overview of features and enhancements included in Oracle Fusion Applications 11gR1 Release and applicable updates. It is intended solely to help you assess the business benefits of upgrading your existing Oracle Products to this release, or implementing completely new Oracle developed products, and planning your I.T. Projects.
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3. Applications Development & Innovation
Ken Mizuta
Director, Fusion Applications Technical Architecture

4. Complete Integrated Open
Oracle Strategy
Complete
Integrated
Open

5. 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

6. 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

7. Fusion Middleware Technologies

8. 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

9. 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

10. 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

11. 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

12. 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

13. 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

14. 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

15. 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
Siebel Analytics
Business
Activity Monitoring
Orchestration
Human interaction
Policy evaluation
Analytics / Monitoring

16. Common Enterprise Information Model
BI Platform
Data
Integration
Ad-hoc Analysis
Interactive
Dashboards
Gadgets &
Search
Reporting &
Publishing
Proactive
Detection
and Alerts
Disconnected
& Mobile
Analytics
MS Office
& Outlook
Integration
Common Enterprise Information Model
Integrated Security, User Management, Personalization
Multidimensional Calculation and Integration Engine
Intelligent Request Generation and Optimized Data Access Services
OLTP & ODS
Systems
Data Warehouse
Data Mart
ESSBASE
OLAP
SAP, Oracle
PeopleSoft, Siebel,
Custom Apps
Files
Excel
XML
Business
Process
ADFbc
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17. 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
Portal - WebCenter
Fusion Schema
Web Services
Rules Engine
Assign
Task
Complete
Human Workflow Service
BPEL
Process
results
facts
Siebel Analytics
Business
Activity Monitoring
Orchestration
Human interaction
Policy evaluation
Analytics / Monitoring

18. WebCenter - Enterprise Collaboration
Favorites
Search
Recent
Preferences
Notifications
Presence
Discussions
Personal / Group Spaces
Documents
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19. Role-based User Experience
Manager Role
Line of Business Role

20. Context-Driven Applications
Contextual Action
Contextual Actions

21. 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
Portal - WebCenter
Fusion Schema
Desktop Applications & Mobile
Web Services
Rules Engine
Assign
Task
Complete
Human Workflow Service
BPEL
Process
results
facts
Siebel Analytics
Business
Activity Monitoring
Orchestration
Human interaction
Policy evaluation
Analytics / Monitoring