Is there anything like Oracle ADF in other Java IDE tools ?

K

krislioe

Hi,

I am looking for another framework like Oracle ADF to be used with Java
IDE other than JDeveloper.

We have found that ADF makes development easier, BUT today there is
anouncement from Oracle that ADF is 5K per processor or USD 100 per
named user. (if deployed into other than Oracle IAS)

This is shocking for marketing.

Could any body please tell me, what are other (cheaper) product that is
comparable to Oracle ADF ?

Thank you very much for any info,
Krist
 
B

Bryce

Hi,

I am looking for another framework like Oracle ADF to be used with Java
IDE other than JDeveloper.

We have found that ADF makes development easier, BUT today there is
anouncement from Oracle that ADF is 5K per processor or USD 100 per
named user. (if deployed into other than Oracle IAS)

This is shocking for marketing.

Could any body please tell me, what are other (cheaper) product that is
comparable to Oracle ADF ?

JSF?

MyFaces?
http://www.myfaces.org/
 
M

Malte

Hi,

I am looking for another framework like Oracle ADF to be used with Java
IDE other than JDeveloper.

We have found that ADF makes development easier, BUT today there is
anouncement from Oracle that ADF is 5K per processor or USD 100 per
named user. (if deployed into other than Oracle IAS)

This is shocking for marketing.

Could any body please tell me, what are other (cheaper) product that is
comparable to Oracle ADF ?

Thank you very much for any info,
Krist

If you already use Oracle AppServer it is my understanding from the
announcement that adf runtime is free.
 
K

krislioe

Yes if we deploy on Oracle AppServer.
But we want to be able to deploy into Tomcat, JBoss etc.. now its not
free..

regards
 
G

gevatron

Just to clarify ADF != ADF Faces
ADF Faces (which are a rich set of JSF components) is just one layer of
the full ADF framework.
ADF also has parts that handle O/R mapping and persistence as well as
data binding into your jsp/struts or JSP or Swing applications.
Have a look at this short demo:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/viewlets/10g/ADFOverview_viewlet_swf.html

And the way you should think of it is not that you pay 5k per ADF CPU -
because it won't make much sense given that you can get the full Oracle
AS Java Edition with ADF for the same price.
 
K

krislioe

Hi gevat,

(e-mail address removed) menuliskan: > Just to clarify ADF != ADF Faces
And the way you should think of it is not that you pay 5k per ADF CPU -
because it won't make much sense given that you can get the full Oracle
AS Java Edition with ADF for the same price.

Yes.. I know it, but my problem is to customer that does not want to
pay 5k for Oracle AS Java Edition.. We must use other framework..
We must find the cheaper one

regards.
 
M

Malte

Hi gevat,

(e-mail address removed) menuliskan: > Just to clarify ADF != ADF Faces



Yes.. I know it, but my problem is to customer that does not want to
pay 5k for Oracle AS Java Edition.. We must use other framework..
We must find the cheaper one

regards.

Wonder what it will cost to bring another 'cheaper' solution up to the
capabilities of another, 'less cheap' solution. Customers never cease to
amaze me.
 

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