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Oracle ADF and Oracle EBS Integration Test Questions and Answers

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Oracle ADF Framework Questions

1. Basics

- What is Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF), and what are its main components?

Answer: Oracle ADF is a Java-based framework for building enterprise applications. Its main

components are ADF Model (data binding), ADF View (UI components like ADF Faces), ADF

Controller (navigation handling), and ADF Business Components (data access and business logic).

- Explain the architecture of an Oracle ADF application.

Answer: Oracle ADF follows the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture.

- Model: Manages data and business logic.

- View: Handles the UI, built using ADF Faces.

- Controller: Manages the application flow using ADF Task Flows.

- What is the role of ADF Faces in building the user interface?

Answer: ADF Faces provides a rich set of JSF components for building responsive web user

interfaces, such as tables, forms, and graphs.

2. ADF Business Components

- What are Entity Objects, View Objects, and Application Modules in Oracle ADF? Provide

examples of their usage.

Answer:
- Entity Objects: Represent tables in the database, encapsulating row-level data.

- View Objects: Represent SQL queries for retrieving data.

- Application Modules: Serve as transactional units, exposing View Objects to the UI.

- How does ADF BC handle database transactions?

Answer: ADF BC handles transactions using Application Modules. Changes are persisted to the

database when `commit()` is called, and can be rolled back using `rollback()`.

- Describe the process of creating a View Link and its use in an application.

Answer: A View Link is used to define relationships between View Objects. For example, a

Customer View Object can be linked to an Order View Object.

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Oracle EBS Integration Questions

6. Integration Basics

- What are the common methods to integrate Oracle ADF with Oracle EBS?

Answer:

1. Using EBS PL/SQL APIs.

2. Accessing EBS database objects directly (views, tables).

3. Using Oracle SOA Suite for service-oriented integration.

- What is the role of PL/SQL APIs in EBS integration?

Answer: PL/SQL APIs allow you to perform operations like creating orders, updating inventory, or

querying financial data in EBS.


7. EBS Data Access

- How can you retrieve data from Oracle EBS using ADF?

Answer: Data from EBS can be retrieved using ADF BC components like View Objects or by

calling PL/SQL APIs via JDBC.

- Explain the difference between using Open Interface Tables and EBS APIs for data operations.

Answer:

- Open Interface Tables: Used for bulk data loading into EBS.

- APIs: Used for real-time transactions and validations.

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Objective-Type Questions

11. Multiple Choice

- Default controller technology: a) JSF

- Component for database interaction: c) ADF Business Components

12. True/False

- View Objects in ADF cannot join multiple Entity Objects: False

- Oracle EBS APIs can be used for both inbound and outbound integrations: True

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