ORACLE FUSION APPLICATIONS EXTENSIBILITY GUIDE

The Oracle Fusion Applications Extensibility Guide provides valuable information and instructions for extending and customizing Oracle Fusion Applications to meet the specific needs of your organization. This guide typically covers a range of topics related to extensibility, including customization, personalization, and the use of development tools. Here’s a general overview of what you might find in such a guide:

1. Introduction to Extensibility:
   1. An overview of what extensibility means in the context of Oracle Fusion Applications and why it’s important for organizations.
2. Customization vs. Personalization:
   1. Explanation of the difference between customizing the application (making permanent changes) and personalizing it (making temporary changes for individual users).
3. Development Tools:
   1. Information on the development tools and technologies available for extending Oracle Fusion Applications, such as Oracle JDeveloper.
4. Extensibility Frameworks:
   1. Details about the various extensibility frameworks and features provided by Oracle to modify the behavior and appearance of the applications.
5. Extending Business Objects:
   1. Guidance on how to extend or create custom business objects and their attributes to capture additional data specific to your business processes.
6. Creating Custom Workflows:
   1. Instructions for designing and implementing custom workflows and approval processes tailored to your organization’s needs.
7. User Interface Customization:
   1. Techniques for customizing the user interface (UI), including creating custom pages, layouts, and UI components.
8. Integration and Web Services:
   1. Information on integrating Oracle Fusion Applications with other systems and services through web services and APIs.
9. Security and Access Control:
   1. Best practices for managing security and access control when extending or customizing the applications.
10. Testing and Deployment:
    1. Recommendations for testing your customizations thoroughly before deploying them in a production environment.
11. Documentation and Resources:
    1. References to additional documentation, training materials, and online resources for further learning and support.
12. Examples and Use Cases:
    1. Practical examples and use cases to illustrate how to apply extensibility concepts to real-world scenarios.