Hi Aleksei,
Wake up, stop dreaming and open your eyes.
1. Everything from Oracle is priced like 5k per CPU; they have pulled
our legs in last 10 months.
2. Oracle will never extend MyFaces component palette; they just test
their components with MyFaces runtime.
3. ADF Faces are still not
Well, let's see what the future brings.
In the meantime, let's keep enjoying that there is a thing like Open Source!
regards,
Martin
On 7/19/05, Jozef Hribik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Aleksei,
Wake up, stop dreaming and open your eyes.
1. Everything from Oracle is priced like 5k per
Jozef Hribik wrote:
Hi Aleksei,
Wake up, stop dreaming and open your eyes.
1. Everything from Oracle is priced like 5k per CPU; they have pulled
our legs in last 10 months.
Oracle is expensive, yes but they have their market and make no secret
about it. There are many szenarios, where I
Yes, I am a big critic to Oracle ADF Faces.
I have waste my time with EA-10, EA-13 and EA-15.
My posts are WARNINGs to all people new to ADF-Faces.
Werner Punz wrote:
Jozef Hribik wrote:
Hi Aleksei,
Wake up, stop dreaming and open your eyes.
1. Everything from Oracle is priced like 5k per
-Original Message-
2. Oracle will never extend MyFaces component palette; they just test
their components with MyFaces runtime.
-/Original Message-
Check the messages in this mailing lists history very carefully.
Particularily I mean the second message of Jonas Jacobi:
Hi All,
Thanks Jesse!
As mentioned earlier in this thread Oracle is a big company and, no
secret, moves slowly.
Jozef, I'm very sorry that you feel that way about ADF Faces. It would
be very interesting to know specific details about what is not working
and what issues you have been
Hi Jonas,
Ok, my flashback on EA-15:
The customer wanted to see some demo-screens of the proposed JSF solution.
The boss said, take a best-looking JSF-components and make the demo in 1
day. ADF-Faces was the choice. We were able to code some simple
data-list with paging and search function,
Hi Jozef,
There is no need to be rude. First, skinning was not implemented in
EA15, which explains why that was not working.
A quick check in the release notes for EA15:
Coming features
Our main planned tasks for upcoming releases are:
* Finishing the component set
* Look-and-feel
Hi Aleksei,
That is the plan. We still need to work out some details with the
MyFaces dev team before this work can start.
- Jonas
Aleksei Valikov wrote:
Hi.
ADF Faces releases
We release every 4-6 weeks a build of ADF Faces that is stable enough
to be used internally for
Hi.
Jonas, is there a chance that some/any of the ADF components will be
contributed to the MyFaces palette?
That is the plan. We still need to work out some details with the
MyFaces dev team before this work can start.
I would say, great news. Looking forward!
Bye.
/lexi
Hi.
Forgot to add the following comment:
3. Note that we are planning and working with the MyFaces development
team, to contribute our components to the MyFaces project. There are
still things that need to be solved, so for now the above statement
about pricing is what is officially
My group has prototyped ADF and MyFaces separately, but not together.
My understanding is that the ADF components are currently pre-release
code. I also have heard that Oracle recently became a core contributor
to MyFaces.
- Brendan
-Original Message-
From: Aleksei Valikov
Hi Aleksei,
1. Yes, ADF Faces work with MyFaces. There is a how to available on OTN
2. We announced the new pricing strategy for JDeveloper and Oracle ADF
at JavaOne. JDeveloper is free and Oracle ADF (which includes ADF
Faces) comes with the Oracle AS license for free. If your customer is
Sorry,
I replied to this thread already about the pricing, but never completed
my comments.
>From my previous email:
1. Yes, ADF Faces work with MyFaces. There is a how to available on OTN
2. We announced the new pricing strategy for JDeveloper and Oracle ADF
at JavaOne. JDeveloper is free
Hi.
Thank you for the answers!
1. Yes, ADF Faces work with MyFaces. There is a how to available on OTN
Yes, I've seen the howto. The question was mainly about practical usage
in a real-life project.
2. We announced the new pricing strategy for JDeveloper and Oracle ADF
at JavaOne.
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