Onboarding is quite an interesting point, and I'll talk more about the applications themselves rather than building, because the building is just using the components. The actual basic onboarding is very straightforward. I can buy an application today or sign the paperwork today, and in less than ten days, I'll have my instances up and running.

What's slightly slow at the moment is if I ask for additional services. I might want to have my organization behind my own VPN, and the onboarding of the VPN service, because that's an additional service, that takes a bit longer. The same with if I want to use single sign-on with my own existing infrastructure, then again that takes a bit longer. There are additional services that Oracle offers, so that I can have the right integration and the right deployment for my organization. They take a bit longer, but the basic onboarding is very, very quick and straightforward.

I am the project leader for the MAF project at a customer. I also provide help for in-house solutions we create. You should use a REST web service created on an application module inside the business components because the AMPA backend logic is easier to use with the "describe" URL with this kind of REST.

Since I work for a consulting company, we implement solutions based on Oracle MCS for our customers to depict their use cases.

The implementation was done using an in-house team.

We implemented it in-house. Oracle MAF is evolving as of now, but there are some limitations that we came across.

The only challenge with MAF is that the forum support is not up to mark and it sometimes gets difficult to resolve issues/limitations while implementing mobile app solutions.

We implemented it with our in-house team.

From my experience, an Oracle MAF implementation requires very good knowledge of Oracle ADF, Cordova, and Java.

We did several implementations as an Oracle Partner at our customers. So in this case we are a vendor team. If I look at individual customers I would advise them to start with a dedicated in-house team with support of a vendor or preferred Oracle Partner. This helps the in-house team to get started.

We developed it in-house.

We did it in-house.

We deployed it in-house.

We worked as a vendor to deliver the native device application for existing Oracle ADF investments of the customer.

We did it in-house.