Software Development
Solving connection problems using virtualBox:"SOA&BPM Development VM"
0A few weeks ago I had to work with a virtual box by oracle with a pre installed Database (xe) and weblogic to do some BPM Studio work. After the default installation I expected to just start the Virtual machine, start the weblogic server and enjoying the advantages of having everything installed properly…
Not exactly because I could not get the right connection established and on the virtual machine I could not get the Weblogic Server started. If you encounter the same type of problem here is my solution that worked for me and perhaps as well for you. Hoping this will speed up things and to concentrate more on the BPM stuff then actually fixing the bugs on the VM Boxes J. (more…)
2 dagen seminar door Steven Feuerstein: Best of Oracle PL/SQL (8 en 9 december)
0Steven Feuerstein
In dit tweedaagse seminar neemt Steven Feuerstein je mee ver voorbij de basismogelijkheden van PL/SQL. Steven zal tijdens dit seminar de best practices behandelen die hij op tientallen plekken in de wereld heeft verzameld en die hij ook mede door zijn nauwe samenwerking met het PL/SQL product team van Oracle kan verifiëren en aanscherpen. Hij laat via code-voorbeelden en interactieve sessies zien hoe je als ontwikkelaar in staat bent om snel, hoogwaardige, goed onderhoudbare en uitbreidbare applicaties kunt maken.
Er is tijdens dit seminar voldoende ruimte om vragen te stellen en ideeën met Steven Feurestein uit te wisselen.
Bij dit seminar zijn de volgende zaken inbegrepen:
- Een exemplaar van het boek Oracle PL/SQL Programming (5th edition) van Steven Feuerstein (twv €71,-).
- Een PL/SQL quiz onder leiding van Steven Feuerstein met leuke prijzen.
- Ook ontvang je een gratis jaarabonnement op het PL/SQL Channel. Hiermee heb je toegang tot 27 uur videotraining (normaal $395).
Dit is de kans om in Nederland in een select gezelschap met één van de experts op PL/SQL gebied kennis te maken en je expertise in  Oracle PL/SQL verder te vergroten. Meer More >
OOW 2011 – What's New, Improved and Coming in Oracle Application Development
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Currently at Tom Kyte’s session regarding topics new, improved or coming in Oracle Application Development. Tom told about the history APEX has gone thru and the current setup with the APEX Listener and even the “PL/SQL Gateway” was mentioned. I always have to laugh a bit because this last one touches the XDB Protocol Server which can do way more then only this PL/SQL extension for APEX which has been embedded in this XDB Protocol Server framework. There is a APEX book out there that touches a bit the possibilities of the framework, one of the reasons I will promote and explain it a bit more during conferences like UKOUG, because I think its a shame that people don’t know its full potential. Anyway. Tom stressed once again that APEX is a serious environment regarding the huge websites out there based on APEX supporting 1000th of user sessions. Also it nowadays had a better debug support (4.1) and use / support for ROWID, improved data upload and calendar wizard support and redesigned websheets in APEX 4.1.
Most important, yet most overlooked..
2After reading the title of this blog post, you could easily be forgiven for not having a clue what this piece of writing will be about. Not to worry, soon, this will all change.
A warning is due, however. Being called the AMIS Technology blog, this place is usually (over)filled with code, code and then some more code. Not this time. Stop reading here, if you are looking for code.
This short article will be about the most overlooked part of software development. And I am not even talking about testing or documentation. No, there is another aspect to software development that seems to be neglected on an even larger scale.
How you manage to get an Object as outcome with a User task
0Here’s a short update for those who, just as I did, searched for hours to the solution of getting an outcome object instead of the standard outcome string of a Human Task. You need to know this one detail if you want to get the object as an outcome. And at the end it makes sense, as almost everything does if you know what to do .
Here it goes…
Remove duplicate rows with Oracle SQL ROW_NUMBER – intelligent and efficient data cleansing
1I am quite sure I have addressed this before. But I could not find it readily and I needed it today. So here it goes:
I am loading data from some external source. Well actually, from several external sources. The loading of the data is done in a better safe than sorry way: it is very important that all records come in. At the risk of loading duplicates – we will get them all!
However, once they are all in, there are more in than we want: I have loaded quite a few duplicate records. That will hurt the later on, so the duplicates have to go. With Oracle SQL Analytical Functions, that is quite easy. In two steps:
1) identify the duplicates
2) remove the duplicates
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