One Example of Oracle Forms Applications Maintenance Simplification
Track
Best Practicies & Success Stories
Date and time
Thursday, 19. May 2022., 10:20
Room
Hall A
Duration
45'
Oracle Forms as a software development technology is still in use in corporations. Many applications for supporting key business processes have been developed in Oracle Forms technology, so their maintenance is crucial. Regarding the chronic lack of developers here and worldwide, every optimization in the maintenance process is an important step forward.During maintaining Oracle Forms applications we are often faced with requests related to user interface changes in a way to redesign the presentation of some fields/items on the form, impose fields constraints, change fields positions, etc. For example, business processes within a company require mandatory data input depending on the process phase.We will present some examples from JP Elektroprivreda BiH (Public Enterprise Electric Utility of Bosnia and Herzegovina) about storing presentation logic in the database to simplify the maintenance process.
Lecture details
About speaker
Jasmin Heljić, author
Jasmin Heljić was born in 1981 in Gornji Vakuf (Bosnia and Herzegovina). He holds a degree in electrical engineering and a master's degree in strategic information management. In the largest Bosnian company EPBiH, he works as a software development engineer. He has many years of experience in designing and developing application solutions and is often a lecturer at IT conferences and other IT events in the country and abroad.He has represented Bosnia and Herzegovina on several occasions in various roles: at the International Physics Olympiad in 2001, at the international IT competition Imagine Cup 2005 (semifinalist), at the international colloquium SC D2 Finland 2019 organized by the Finnish National Committee CIGRÉ.He passes on his knowledge to the younger generations in the BH Futures Foundation as a mentor, and in the Bosnia Agile Association, he is the President of the Assembly and the Agile Trainer. He is a member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Committee of the International Council on Large Electric Systems (CIGRÉ), as well as the CIRED Working Group on Smart Grid Cyber Security. He is one of the authors of the document on guidelines for the strategic framework of cyber security in Bosnia and Herzegovina, drafted by an informal group of experts gathered under the auspices of the OSCE Mission to BiH. He is a member of the team that translated the Scrum Guide into the Bosnian language. He is a Certified Oracle PL / SQL Developer (OCA) and a Certified Disciplined Agilist (CDA).
Emina Kreštalica, coauthor
Emina Kreštalica was born in Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina). She graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Sarajevo in 2003. She is currently taking postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Sarajevo. She has over 15 years of experience as a software engineer. She is currently working in the largest Bosnian company Elektroprivreda BiH in the department for in-house software development.She is a member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Committee of the International Council for Large Electrical Systems CIGRÉ, as well as the CIRED Working Group on Smart Grid Cyber Security. She is also a member of an informal expert group gathered by the OSCE Mission to BiH, which is the author of the Guidelines for the strategic framework of cyber security in Bosnia and Herzegovina. She is the author and co-author of several papers on software development. She is a Certified Oracle PL/SQL Developer (OCA).