My Tryst with ADF Option#1 ADF on R12 Techstack But if one already has SOA installed for e.g. SOA 10.1.3.3 on the Application Server one can go with ADF 10.1.3.3 Advantages >> One saves on infrastructure and resources. One would be leveraging the Application Server of R12 instance. >> Would allow one to explore the possibilities of building ADF application on top of R12. Disadvantages >> One does not get the latest release, features and bug-fixes. And also one does not get to see whats the best ADF can do. >> One might have to do some upgrades on Java, OC4J for installing ADF Libraries. I have seen post where people ran into issues. Option#2 ADF 11g with WebLogic Server (Unix) Advantages >> Latest release, features and bug-fixes. This is what the Oracle Fusion is built on and this option is the closest we can get to Fusion Techstack today. >> Clean install without having to tweak any of our existing setups. Disadvantages >> Completely new install, additional infrastructure and resources needed. If you want to explore the option of integrating ADF with Relase 12 eBusiness Suite this may not be a good option. If you look at section 34.12.3.1 on below url it shows steps on how one can install ADF from the installer zip file. I read some where that the Server needs minimum 2 GB of ram if ADF needs to be installed on it. Finally got the link |