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Henk Jan is working in IT since 1994. Started as an Oracle database and later middleware consultant, but since 2017 mostly working in IoT projects using Microsoft Azure technology and languages as Python, Javascript (node.js) and Java.
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Azure Pipelines: publish to Azure Artifacts

Henk Jan van Wijk June 16, 2020
Azure Pipelines: publish to Azure Artifacts

This article is a follow-up to my previous article about using Azure Artifacts for own NPM modules. In that article I showed how to create a NPM module by hand on your local system and publish it to Azure Artifacts. But now we like to integrate it into CI/CD, so […]

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Using Azure Artifacts for your own NPM modules

Henk Jan van Wijk June 3, 2020
Using Azure Artifacts for your own NPM modules

Currently I am working on a customer project in which we build a lot of Azure (serverless) functions, mostly in Javascript. Sometime ago we foresaw that we need some shared functionality which was to be used in multiple functions. So wouldn’t it be a good idea to create some shared […]

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Oracle object types: using constructors

Henk Jan van Wijk January 12, 2011 2
Oracle object types: using constructors

As PL/SQL developer you probably have worked with object types before and maybe you also know that you can add methods (i.e. functions and procedure which operate on the object type) to your type, but did not use them. So why should you use them or not?

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DB Adapter returning more than just results: status and messages

Henk Jan van Wijk January 3, 2011 3

When working with the DB Adapter within the Oracle SOA Suite (or Oracle Service Bus) you may feel the need to return more than just the result of your call to the database. When calling you web service normally you get a normal SOAP response or a SOAP fault. But […]

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