It was great time on ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2008 in New Orleans this year. Frans Thamura, Oracle ACE Director and friend from Indonesia, have posted on his blog pics from this event - ODTUG 2008 Gallery. Enjoy ! :)
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Wednesday, 23 July 2008
Friday, 20 June 2008
Good Bye New Orleans - I'm Going Home
Posted on 16:40 by Unknown
Today was my last day in New Orleans, going home tomorrow - yesterday was last day of ODTUG Kaleidoscope'08. I decided to spend some time today for tourism activities and visit New Orleans swamp where alligators live. I was using New Orleans High Speed Airboat tour, it was cool, I recommend it for everyone who will be there. Yes..., alligators also are friendly, sometimes... :-)

Thursday, 19 June 2008
APEX Versus ADF
Posted on 09:43 by Unknown
During this year ODTUG Kaleidoscope'08 conference, almost everyone is talking and comparing APEX with ADF and ADF with APEX. It sounds quite funny for me and just a waste of time in most of the cases. Both products are good and both have areas where can be used. However, APEX is not a central and strategic tool in Oracle. JDeveloper/ADF is strategic combination and powers next generation of Oracle Applications.
Basically speaking, as Tom Kyte said during his "How Do You Know What You Know..." keynote on Sunday - "APEX is a database browser". APEX power is in rapid and departmental style applications, when user friendly database interface is needed.
JDeveloper/ADF is a different story, this technology allows to develop organization wide system and to solve so important nowadays integration problems.
I have heard, it happens in organizations with dominant PL/SQL expertise, that people suggest to develop complete enterprise systems only with APEX :-) In my personal opinion, both APEX and ADF are the best in their areas, just its very dangerous to think like this - "since I'm expert in this product, I can do everything only with this product".
Basically speaking, as Tom Kyte said during his "How Do You Know What You Know..." keynote on Sunday - "APEX is a database browser". APEX power is in rapid and departmental style applications, when user friendly database interface is needed.
JDeveloper/ADF is a different story, this technology allows to develop organization wide system and to solve so important nowadays integration problems.
I have heard, it happens in organizations with dominant PL/SQL expertise, that people suggest to develop complete enterprise systems only with APEX :-) In my personal opinion, both APEX and ADF are the best in their areas, just its very dangerous to think like this - "since I'm expert in this product, I can do everything only with this product".
Funny Souvenir from New Orleans
Posted on 09:16 by Unknown
During Fat Tuesday event on ODTUG Kaleidoscope'08 I got funny picture of myself. Sure, it will be good souvenir and will remind me New Orleans :-)

Wednesday, 18 June 2008
ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2008
Posted on 07:48 by Unknown
I'm enjoying this year ODTUG Kaleidoscope conference. I already did my two presentations, Development with Oracle JDeveloper/ADF 11g Reusing 10g Best Practices was on Monday (June 16) and "Oracle Forms Conversion to ADF 11g at VGO" was yesterday (June 17) during Oracle ACE Directors briefing. Presentation on Monday was well attended and I met a couple of my blog readers ;-)
My colleague - Rob Nocera, was presenting "Using ADF 11g as Platform for Oracle Client/Server Forms Conversions" topic and he got very good feedback from audience. He was doing demo during his presentation as well.
Most interesting sessions I have attended are those:
And of course, its a lot of fun to meet other Oracle ACE Directors with whom you chat almost every day - Chris Muir and Frans Thamura.
My colleague - Rob Nocera, was presenting "Using ADF 11g as Platform for Oracle Client/Server Forms Conversions" topic and he got very good feedback from audience. He was doing demo during his presentation as well.
Most interesting sessions I have attended are those:
- "The State of the Fusion Address - Fusion Middleware Project Status Report" by Duncan Mills (Oracle Corporation)
- "Service Oriented Development with Oracle ADF Business Components and BPEL" by Shaun O'Brien and Clemens Utschig (Oracle Corporation)
- "Keeping Your Leftovers Fresh with JDeveloper - New Reusability Features in 11g" by Shaun O'Brien (Oracle Corporation)
And of course, its a lot of fun to meet other Oracle ACE Directors with whom you chat almost every day - Chris Muir and Frans Thamura.
Saturday, 14 June 2008
One Day Before ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2008
Posted on 06:11 by Unknown
Hey New Orleans, I'm arrived to ODTUG Kaleidoscope 2008. I was lucky - no significant flight delays and travel was on time. Only one thing - time difference here is 8 hours comparing to my local time, hope I will not have any jet lag, at least I do not feel it now :)
I will have my presentation - Development with Oracle JDeveloper/ADF 11g Reusing 10g Best Practices on Monday, at 10:30 AM, Napoleon C3 room. It will be right after conference keynote. Everyone is welcome, I will do my best to explain how things in JDeveloper 11g work.
My second presentation will be during Oracle Fusion Middleware Product Briefing for Oracle ACE Directors. Oracle invited me to present about JDeveloper/ADF 11g projects I'm involved in. Presentation title - "Oracle Forms Conversion to ADF 11g at VGO". I will talk how we are adopting Oracle FMW 11g and how work is progressing.
ODTUG Kaleidoscope is one of the best Oracle technical conferences, I'm sure will get a lot of knowledge here by attending this year sessions - abstracts.
I will have my presentation - Development with Oracle JDeveloper/ADF 11g Reusing 10g Best Practices on Monday, at 10:30 AM, Napoleon C3 room. It will be right after conference keynote. Everyone is welcome, I will do my best to explain how things in JDeveloper 11g work.
My second presentation will be during Oracle Fusion Middleware Product Briefing for Oracle ACE Directors. Oracle invited me to present about JDeveloper/ADF 11g projects I'm involved in. Presentation title - "Oracle Forms Conversion to ADF 11g at VGO". I will talk how we are adopting Oracle FMW 11g and how work is progressing.
ODTUG Kaleidoscope is one of the best Oracle technical conferences, I'm sure will get a lot of knowledge here by attending this year sessions - abstracts.
Saturday, 2 February 2008
ODTUG Kaleidoscope '08 - Abstracts Posted
Posted on 08:12 by Unknown
Conference abstracts are posted, you can check - ODTUG Kaleidoscope '08.
This year ODTUG Kaleidoscope will cover eight main topics:
I'll post detail information about my presentation, more close to the event.
This year ODTUG Kaleidoscope will cover eight main topics:
- Fusion Middleware
- Business Intelligence
- Methodology
- Oracle Tools
- Professional Development
- Third-Party Tools
- Java EE and SOA
- Development DBA
I'll post detail information about my presentation, more close to the event.
Tuesday, 15 January 2008
ODTUG Kaleidoscope '08 - Abstract Accepted
Posted on 03:43 by Unknown
Good news from me - my submitted abstract for ODTUG Kaleidoscope '08 conference is accepted :-)
Presentation title is - Development with Oracle JDeveloper/ADF 11g Reusing 10g Best Practices.
What about it will be? Presentation will be done in interactive way, like I did during Oracle OpenWorld Unconference in San Francisco - Oracle JDeveloper/ADF Real Life Story. I will show how knowledge acquired during development with Oracle JDeveloper/ADF 10g, can be applied when working with new Oracle JDeveloper and ADF release - 11g.
See you in New Orlean during June 15 - 19.
Presentation title is - Development with Oracle JDeveloper/ADF 11g Reusing 10g Best Practices.
What about it will be? Presentation will be done in interactive way, like I did during Oracle OpenWorld Unconference in San Francisco - Oracle JDeveloper/ADF Real Life Story. I will show how knowledge acquired during development with Oracle JDeveloper/ADF 10g, can be applied when working with new Oracle JDeveloper and ADF release - 11g.
See you in New Orlean during June 15 - 19.
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