Posts Tagged ‘Oracle Forms migration’

High Speed Oracle Forms Modernization

Tags: , , , , | Posted in Blog, News on # January 18, 2012 | #No Comments

On your marks? Get ready… set… go! Answer this: How much time and effort goes into modernizing Oracle FMB’s to forms that are ready for any browser, any user, on any device? In this video we show you it only takes 4 minutes! And that is because we don’t want to rush you watching…
 

As the video demonstrates the QAFE Oracle Forms Modernization does most of the job for you. And it offers great extra’s:

     

  • Reuse 60-70% of the code
  • Apply filterrules to make the output cleaner (remove all no longer applicable / needed code). A new feature to improve the quality of the output code.
  • Use the output and edit/run directly in QAML Builder
  • Provide your styling (by means of CSS)
  • Bulk process Forms after a ruleset is defined
  • Forms Analysis for a better impact analysis

The end result – even without any manual code changes afterwards – is a set of working  data-aware applications. Logic in the Form is automatically placed in the new architecture on the correct level (in a Service Oriented Way).
 
Where pieces of logic are not reusable, QAFE provides them as comments in the QAML code so that the developer can manually modify those bits. Also QAFE offers many additional features to enhance the forms, beyond what is currently possible in Oracle’s client-server infrastructure. And thanks to the automated modernization you have all the time in the world to make those enhancements. 
 
Ready to instantly exceed the CIO’s expectations?
The automated Oracle Forms Modernization process is a QAFE application, for details on how to obtain a license for your (or your clients) business(es) please call + 31 70 319 5000.

Oracle OpenWorld 2011, Larry Ellison, ADF and QAFE

Tags: , , , | Posted in News on # October 13, 2011 | #No Comments

Oracle OpenWorld 2011 was a great week. Now is the time to reflect. In one keynote Larry Ellison focused on the need for industry standards. Even Oracle’s own product like Oracle Forms was disregarded, since it doesn’t follow the Java/JEE standards. The portability to other platforms apparently is what customers and Oracle want.
 
We agree with that. A note needs to be made though. Although we (QAFE) develop conforming to standards, we also learned from the past. For example, EJB2.1 was also an industry standard but failed miserably.  Allthough JSF is an industry standard, it is not necessarily the best solution in the era of webtechnologies that we are in. See this link: 
 
http://usenkanov.wordpress.com/2011/06/29/java-frameworks-popularity-trends/ 
 
To give an example where the web is moving towards, see
 
http://www.google.com/search?q=html5%20libraries&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&biw=1199&bih=627
 
The new trends seems to be HTML5 and lots of javascript libraries and javascript toolkits. 
 
To summarize, from QAFE’s point of view, we agree with what Larry Ellison said except for the ADF. We believe that modern web technology is needed for the next generation of applications. Being future proof is something we define by nót choosing a specific technology, but by embracing áll.

Oracle Forms 2.0

Tags: , , | Posted in Blog, News, Uncategorized on # June 30, 2011 | #No Comments

 With QAFE, we have come up with a comprehensive solution to the growing demand for an effective and efficient strategy to migrate from Oracle Forms to the modern web. Making it possible to head both in the direction of Web 2.0 (think GWT and Adobe Flex, but also future standards) and move towards SOA. You don’t need to worry about the details. Thanks to QAFE, you can tackle the important tasks and ignore the fads. Just what you are looking for? Then you are most welcome to download our new Oracle Forms brochure for a clooser look.
 
Prefer the summary? ->
 
• No far-reaching investments necessary
• Developers with basic XML, SQL/PL-SQL knowledge can immediately be productive
• Great possibilities at a significantly lower licensing cost
• Unlock Oracle Forms for all browsers on all devices from one single platform
• Maximum ease and functionality for organizations, users, and developers
 
PS To increase the speed of development, we also have a wide range of tools which dramatically increase your productivity. You can find them here.

Next gen Oracle Forms migration

Tags: | Posted in News on # March 31, 2010 | #One Comment

Thursday the 15th of April QAFE is invited to talk about Oracle Forms migration with QAFE, at the “Next gen Oracle Forms migration”-meeting. An event hosted by the Dutch Oracle User Group (OGh). If you are in the Netherlands and would like to visit, see www.ogh.nl for details!

Oracle Forms Conversion Walk-through

Tags: , , | Posted in Blog on # January 20, 2010 | #No Comments

If you want to take a close look at QAFE’s Forms Conversion process, you should consider visiting us here in Rijswijk, the Netherlands. We’ll be happy to show you how QAFE gets a large part of an Oracle Forms Conversion done, in seconds! Don’t have a moment to spare for a live demonstration? Than be sure to check out this new Oracle Forms Conversion Walk-through on our site.

Oracle Forms migration made easy!

Oracle Forms migration (finally) made easy! That is the headline in We Love IT magazine. In this Dutch article QAFE is compared to JHeadstart and VGO Software, and wins with flying colors. We will make a translation in English available soon.

In the meantime you are most welcome to contact us for more information on Oracle Forms Conversion and related products. Or visit QAFE FAQ for instant answers. You can also read our brand new Enterprise Application Framework brochure online.