The details are in the following Metalink Note : 1296491.1
EBS SDK for Java : Metalink note : 974949.1.
Examples in detail are available at this wonderful Blog
Just the Summary, for details please refer to the metalink note.
1. What types of integration between EBS and ADF applications can I do?
There are multiple ways that ADF external applications can be integrated with Oracle E-Business Suite:
1."Back-end-only integration" to Oracle E-Business Suite data and services. For example, this may include using the Oracle SOA Suite on the back end, with Oracle Application Development Framework 11g (ADF 11g) on the front end. There is no user interface integration at all (that is, a user cannot go back and forth between the ADF UI and the Oracle E-Business Suite OA Framework UI). This type of integration typically uses the AppsDataSource feature but no other parts of the Oracle E-Business Suite Software Development Kit for Java.
2."Launch from Oracle E-Business Suite integration" may include back-end integration as above, but in this case, the Oracle ADF user interface is launched from the Oracle E-Business Suite home page. There is no further user interface interaction with Oracle E-Business Suite (users cannot return to the OA Framework home page, for example). See "How do I launch an ADF application from the EBS Home Page?" below.
3."Full user interface and back-end integration" allows users to move back and forth between the ADF user interface and the Oracle E-Business Suite user interface. For example, a user could go to an ADF page from an OA Framework page and back again, or ADF components could be embedded into an OAF page. This requires some session context being shared between OAF and ADF, as well as session management between the two systems. With the release of the Oracle E-Business SDK for Java Version 2, session management routines are now available for these "shared session applications". Version 2.0.1 is Patch 13882058 (replacing Version 2.0.0 Patch 13562125).
EBS SDK for Java : Metalink note : 974949.1.
Examples in detail are available at this wonderful Blog
Just the Summary, for details please refer to the metalink note.
1. What types of integration between EBS and ADF applications can I do?
There are multiple ways that ADF external applications can be integrated with Oracle E-Business Suite:
1."Back-end-only integration" to Oracle E-Business Suite data and services. For example, this may include using the Oracle SOA Suite on the back end, with Oracle Application Development Framework 11g (ADF 11g) on the front end. There is no user interface integration at all (that is, a user cannot go back and forth between the ADF UI and the Oracle E-Business Suite OA Framework UI). This type of integration typically uses the AppsDataSource feature but no other parts of the Oracle E-Business Suite Software Development Kit for Java.
2."Launch from Oracle E-Business Suite integration" may include back-end integration as above, but in this case, the Oracle ADF user interface is launched from the Oracle E-Business Suite home page. There is no further user interface interaction with Oracle E-Business Suite (users cannot return to the OA Framework home page, for example). See "How do I launch an ADF application from the EBS Home Page?" below.
3."Full user interface and back-end integration" allows users to move back and forth between the ADF user interface and the Oracle E-Business Suite user interface. For example, a user could go to an ADF page from an OA Framework page and back again, or ADF components could be embedded into an OAF page. This requires some session context being shared between OAF and ADF, as well as session management between the two systems. With the release of the Oracle E-Business SDK for Java Version 2, session management routines are now available for these "shared session applications". Version 2.0.1 is Patch 13882058 (replacing Version 2.0.0 Patch 13562125).
HI ,
ReplyDeleteCan you please provide me any document for integration of EBS r12.1.3 with ADF.
Regards,
Vikas k