Live Mobile and Cloud Hacking by ACEs OGh | Fusion Middleware Experience (FME) 16-feb :45 – 16:45

Agenda Introduction, Team and Case Building the process using PCS Building the backend using JCS Building the mobile access layer using MCS Building the mobile front-end using MAF Building the front-end using JET

Team Lonneke Dikmans Luc Bors Ronald van Luttikhuizen Steven Davelaar Wilfred van der Deijl

Oracle Database Cloud Service Store relational conference data Oracle Java Cloud Service Provide SOAP and REST backend services to expose conference data Oracle Mobile Cloud Service Exposing conference backend in mobile-friendly way Oracle JET Building the Conference App for conference admins Oracle Process Cloud Service Designing and running the “session” process Oracle MAF Building the mobile Conference App for conference attendees

Process

Introduction

Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS)

PCS

Oracle Java Cloud Service (JCS) PaaS based on WebLogic Server 11g and 12c Standard, Enterprise, Suite General purpose, high-memory Pay per hour/month Java Cloud Offerings Java Cloud Service Java Cloud Service – SaaS Extension Java Cloud Service – Virtual Image Administration WLS Console, FMW Console, OTD Console, JCS Console REST APIs, WLST VM Access (not for SaaS Extension) Requires DBCS, Storage Cloud Service, Compute Cloud Service

10 MOBILE CLOUD SERVICE Complete Set of Mobile Platform Services And Analytics Engaging & Fast Mobile Apps Robust & Future Proof Backend Services & Enterprise Applications ‘Build to Last’ World ‘Need for Speed’ World Oracle Mobile Cloud Service | Making Mobile Agile

MOBILE APPLICATION FRAMEWORK Others Mobile APIs / SDKs SECURE MOBILE CLOUD SERVICE Users Built-in APIs Offline Sync Notifications User Mgmt Objs Storage Public Cloud Connectors 3 rd Party API Data Shaping Custom Logic Orchestrate ON-PREMISE PACKAGED APPLICATIONS CUSTOM APPLICATIONS CLOUD Custom API Oracle Cloud Enterprise SaaS On-premise Outside-in, Mobile First Inside-out, Service first Analytics Diagnostics Usage Engagement Continuous Development Monitoring SDLC ICS OSB / SOA Native 11

Oracle Mobile Platform Strategy Mobile Application Framework Mobile Security Mobile Cloud Service Develop, Integrate, Secure, Deploy & Manage Integrate, Monitor & Analyze Develop Secure, Deploy & Manage

Oracle Mobile Application Framework Overview Productivity boosting mobile development framework Build Once, Run on Multiple-Platforms Simpler UI development Java, JavaScript, and HTML5-based application development Choice of development tools Offline-capable: SQLite with Encryption Full Access to Native Device Features Modular, Reusable Components

Mobile Device Servers REST or SOAP Services Server-Generated HTML Apache Cordova Plugins & APIs Java VM SQLite Client Logic JDBC Encrypted Database Configuration Service APN/GCM Push Services App. Configuration Web View HTML 5, CSS3 & JavaScript Representation AMX FeatureLocal HTML Feature Remote URL Feature MAF Device Native Container Components Controller Device Services Authentication, Credential Management & Access Control Oracle MAF Architecture

What does Oracle JET provide? Collection of Open Source and Oracle built JavaScript libraries Advanced and basic UI Component sets Alta theme built-in Oracle standards compliant Accessibility Internationalization Security Common Model API Validation and Converter framework Responsive grid and form layout

JET Framework Features Common Model and Collection API (based on Backbone syntax) Messaging and event services for both Model layer and UI layer Validation framework for both client and server Caching services for performant paging and virtual scrolling Filtering services provided at the Model layer (e.g. sorting) Support for responsive design with a built in fluid-grid layout framework Libraries and resources are loaded using a lazy loading methodology URL and browser history managed as part of the framework Security testing of framework to meet Oracle Security review

How is Oracle JET being released? Oracle is releasing Oracle JET in a three phase plan 1.Internal use 2.Oracle customer use 3.General Public use The first release was internal and you can see the result of that with many of the new Oracle Cloud Services The second phase is for Oracle Cloud customers. This release is covered under a restricted use license (RUL) and is available today. The third and final phase is to release Oracle JET as Open Source software. This is planned and should be available this year.