Web ADI
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What is Web ADI?
Web ADI (Web Application Desktop Integrator) is an Oracle E-Business Suite component that allows users to bring data from desktop applications like Microsoft Excel into Oracle E-Business Suite forms. It's commonly used for mass data entry, updates, and reconciliations by providing a familiar spreadsheet interface that integrates with Oracle EBS.
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Web ADI Complementary Technologies
OAF
Oracle Application Framework (OAF) is used to develop custom web-based applications within Oracle EBS, and Web ADI is often used to upload data into these applications. Thus OAF is complementary.
OA Framework
Oracle Application Framework (OAF) is used to develop custom web-based applications within Oracle EBS, and Web ADI is often used to upload data into these applications. Thus OAF is complementary.
XML Publisher
XML Publisher (now BI Publisher) can be used to generate reports from data uploaded via Web ADI, making it complementary.
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Consultant
107 Consultant jobs mention Web ADI
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Analyst
57 Analyst jobs mention Web ADI
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Software Engineer
111 Software Engineer jobs mention Web ADI
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Finance
58 Finance jobs mention Web ADI
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Engineer
113 Engineer jobs mention Web ADI
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