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Oracle Application Development Framework, usually called Oracle ADF, is a commercial framework for quickly creating enterprise applications. It uses Struts, other J2EE components and is not bound to Oracle's database products. The free Integrated Development Environment provides a very graphical way to create data management applications.

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