Why migrate Oracle Forms with ORMIT™-OpenJava now? Oracle Forms 14 is supported into the 2030s.
Support keeps an application running; it doesn't move it forward. Organizations are leaving Oracle Forms and Reports for reasons that have little to do with support dates:
- AI agents. Gartner expects 40% of enterprise applications to include AI agents by the end of 2026. Agents need your business rules to act safely, and those rules are locked inside Forms triggers. ORMIT™-OpenJava keeps them running as code in a modern application, ready for what comes next.
- A shrinking talent pool. Oracle Forms and Reports skills are harder to find every year, and harder to replace.
- A platform in sustaining mode. Forms receives fixes, not innovation, which limits integration, cloud and user-experience options.
- One modern standard. Moving to React or Angular puts Forms applications on the same platform as the rest of your development.
- Licensing costs. Migrated applications run on an open-source stack, without Oracle Forms and WebLogic licences.
Still on Oracle Forms 12c? Premier Support ends in December 2026, so you face an upgrade either way. An upgrade buys a few years until the next one. A migration ends the Forms upgrade cycle for good.
The first step is low-risk: an ORMIT™ Analyzer assessment of your code, followed by a proof of concept on your own forms.