OAF
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Forms
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Follows MVC architecture and Client Server Architecture
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Follows only Client Server Architecture
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Light weight components
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Not light weight
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Can access from mobile devices
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Cannot access from mobile devices
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Can connect in Oracle Apps Local Machine
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Not Applicable
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Look and Feel is good
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Less than OAF
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Integrated with the Java Top
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Integrated with Application Top
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Commit always takes place in the Application Module’s (AM) Java code.
When a commit takes place, the data from OA Framework Cache is transferred to
the database.
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The COMMIT_FORM or DO_KEY(‘COMMIT_FORM’) commands can be invoked from
any trigger that allows restricted procedures.
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A page is divided into regions.
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A form is divided into blocks;.
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Regions contain fields, buttons, tables and etc.
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Blocks contain the fields, buttons and etc.
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Difference Between OAF and Oracle Forms
Posted by
Hareesh Pothuguntla
| Published on 03 April, 2016
| Categories:
OAF
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