Presentation Title: Become a Fusion Developer with no Java: A JDeveloper 11g Masterclass (FTMS)
Speaker: Mr Grant Ronald
Company: Oracle
Co-presenter: Mr Duncan Mills - Oracle
Presentation abstract: Want to be a Fusion Developer but don't think you know enough (or

anything) about Java? Oracle JDeveloper and Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) is at the heart of Oracle's Fusion Development. But you've heard that Fusion Development means drowning in a sea of acronyms and complicated Java coding, Right? Wrong. This Masterclass takes you through the complete lifecycle of building a Fusion Application, from building your business services, adding validation logic, building templates, creating rich web pages, reusable UI components, drag and drop, popup screens, shopping carts and pie charts; all without a single line of Java. Presented by x-Forms and PL/SQL developers, the masterclass with explain how Oracle ADF and JDeveloper 11g provide runtime and design time productivity features to enable you to become a Fusion Developer.

Presentation begins: 05/12/2008 09:30
Presentation duration: 120
Presentation content level: 3 (1 = indepth, 5 = strategic overview)
Audience experience: Introductory (1 year or less)
Audience function: DBA's, Designers, Developers
Speaker biography: Grant Ronald is a Group Product Manager working for the Application Development Tools group responsible for Forms and JDeveloper where he has a focus on opening up the Java platform to Oracle's Forms install base. Grant joined Oracle in 1997, working in Oracle Support, where he headed up the Forms/Reports/Discoverer Team responsible for the support of the local Oracle Support Centers throughout Europe, Middle East and Africa. Prior to Oracle, Grant worked in various development roles at EDS Defence. Grant has a BSc. in Computing Science and has been working in the IT Industry since 1989.
Related topics: Design and Development Engineering: Designing and Development Applications with Oracle Tools, Design and Development Engineering: Designing and Developing with Java Tools and XML
Hall: 7a