We are a solution provider and we use Oracle ADF to develop projects for our clients. Depending on the project, we use different versions.
Some examples of the clients we have are banking institutions and municipal government.
We are a solution provider and we use Oracle ADF to develop projects for our clients. Depending on the project, we use different versions.
Some examples of the clients we have are banking institutions and municipal government.
The power of Oracle ADF is in the business components.
Oracle ADF needs more components and the layout can be improved.
In the future, I would like to have the capability of viewing two objects in the same table.
I have been using Oracle ADF for four years.
My impression is that it's a stable product. We are using it on a daily basis.
Scalability is fine and we haven't had any issues. Our team has about 10 people who are using it.
We have been in contact with technical support and they are good.
I did not use another Java framework prior to this one, although I am trying to learn other technology now. I am working on Spring Boot.
The initial setup is complex, although it can be done with one person.
In my company, we work in PaaS, which is why Oracle ADP is based in the cloud.
I deployed it myself in one of our projects and it took about an hour.
My advice for anybody who is implementing Oracle ADF is to read and study all of the material that is available. This is a product that I recommend.
I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.