Spazio IT has selected Oracle’s Application Development Framework (Oracle ADF) as the preferred development environment for implementing its Web applications. The rationale for Spazio IT selection is explained in this presentation.
The video here below shows some of the advantages of Oracle ADF.
Oracle ADF is able to target both desktop and mobile devices.
Online demonstrations of Oracle ADF are available here.
Spazio IT Deployment Stacks for Oracle ADF applications:
- Free / Unsupported
- Oracle ADF Essentials (Oracle ADF 12.2.1.4)
- GlassFish Web Server 6.0 (Web/Application Server – downloads)
- Java SE 8
- Database Engine
- Preferred – MySQL/MariaDB
- Available – PostgreSQL Data Base Management System
- Preferred / Supported
- Oracle ADF 14.1.2
- Web Logic Server (Application Development Run Time) 14.1.2
- Java SE 17
- Database Engine
- Preferred – MySQL/MariaDB
- Available – PostgreSQL Data Base Management System
Both stacks have been successfully deployed on Linux/Unix and Windows machines. Note that the preferred stack includes the runtime costs of the WebLogic Server.
The following image shows Spazio IT Project-Machinery Application running on the free stack.
ProjectMachinery Application running on the free stack.
The following image shows Spazio IT Project-Machinery Application running on the free stack.
The following image shows Spazio IT ProjectMachinery Application running on the supported stack.
In December 2024 Oracle has published a statement of direction for Oracle Fusion Middleware that also covers Oracle ADF and JDeveloper. You can read the Fusion Middleware Statement of Direction here.