Oracle ADF Insights

What is Oracle ADF?

Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) is a Java EE framework that simplifies building enterprise Java applications. It provides a visual and declarative approach to Java development through drag-and-drop data binding, visual UI design, and reusable business components. It is commonly used for building web, mobile, and desktop applications that interact with databases.

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What other technologies are related to Oracle ADF?

Oracle ADF Competitor Technologies

Oracle JET

Oracle JET is an alternative JavaScript framework for building web UIs. Although it's an Oracle product, it is an alternative to ADF Faces.

mentioned alongside Oracle ADF in 9% (97) of relevant job posts

OAF

Oracle Application Framework (OAF) is an older Oracle framework for developing web applications. It is largely superseded by ADF but could be considered a competitor in some legacy contexts.

mentioned alongside Oracle ADF in 3% (81) of relevant job posts

Oracle ADF Complementary Technologies

ADF Faces

ADF Faces is the UI component set within Oracle ADF, tightly integrated.

mentioned alongside Oracle ADF in 35% (88) of relevant job posts

Oracle BPM

Oracle BPM (Business Process Management) can be integrated with ADF for process-driven applications.

mentioned alongside Oracle ADF in 28% (106) of relevant job posts

Oracle BPEL

Oracle BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) is an older technology that can be used in conjunction with ADF for SOA implementations, but is less relevant now with newer technologies.

mentioned alongside Oracle ADF in 20% (65) of relevant job posts