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Oracle Forms New Features 11g webcast

If you want to find out more about the new features in Forms 11g, we are running a webcast for customers through Oracle Support. There will be two sessions on the 6th of May. Details of the webcast can be found on metalink note:423317.1

What OS do you use for building Forms?

In the Forms team, we are looking at the OS platforms we will support for building Oracle Forms applications.

If you are using Oracle Forms, please check out this poll and register the platform you use for BUILDING (not running) Oracle Forms applications.

Introduction to Groovy Support in JDeveloper 11g

Don't know if you have tried to use Groovy in JDeveloper. It's a scripting language that allows agile development of business logic right inside of your ADF Business Components.

Personally, I felt the developer guides didn't do the feature justice so I've written up a white paper on the subject.

This should cover the major use cases and features with a few hints and tips thrown in for good measure. If you have any comments on the paper please post here and I will try to incorporate.

Callling all Oracle Developers! Special Interest Group

If you are developing using Oracle tools like Oracle Forms, JDeveloper, Apex, SOA or .Net then you might be interested to attend the UKOUG Special Interest Group on the 12th May.

This event will have both customers and Oracle experts presenting and discussing the future and technical challenges of developing for the Oracle platform.

The day will start off with an insight into Oracle future business applications, followed by three streams covering development, modeling and .Net.

So, you are looking to modernize your Forms, team develop with JDeveloper, get back into logical data modeling or get into Apex and SOA, then this is the place to be.

As well as the technical sessions there will be panel sessions and a chance to network with like minded developers.

Migrate Oracle Forms to Apex

A number of the Apex community are getting excited about the release of the Forms to Apex convertor and its fair to say many Forms customers are interested in this idea of conversion to a familiar PL/SQL world so I thought it might be in the community spirit to help the community understand how to approach a project of conversion and outline a list of questions that you probably need to fully understand and have answered, before embarking down the conversion road - look on it like a list of interview questions to get past the resume gloss ;o)

So pop pickers, here are our top 20 questions...you may want to add your own..

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