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This blog series shows how to get started with WebLogic and Docker – in 3 different Clouds: Docker and the Oracle Images Create and run a WebLogic Docker Image on a local machine and upload the WebLogic Docker Image into the Docker Hub registry WebLogic Docker Container on Oracle Container […]
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0 This blog series shows how to get started with WebLogic and Docker – in 3 different Clouds: Docker and the Oracle Images Create and run a WebLogic Docker Image on a local machine and upload the WebLogic Docker Image into the Docker Hub registry WebLogic Docker Container on Oracle Container […]
0 0 This blog series shows how to get started with WebLogic and Docker – in 3 different Clouds: Docker and the Oracle Images Create and run a WebLogic Docker Image on a local machine and upload the WebLogic Docker Image into the Docker Hub registry WebLogic Docker Container on Oracle Container […]
0 0 This blog series shows how to get started with WebLogic and Docker – in 3 different Clouds: Docker and the Oracle Images Create and run a WebLogic Docker Image on a local machine and upload the WebLogic Docker Image into the Docker Hub registry WebLogic Docker Container on Oracle Container […]
0 0 Overview Oracle is embracing Docker – just like many other companies – as the de-facto standard in Container technologies. It has resulted in the certification of various Oracle products for running in Docker containers and even Oracle supported Docker images are available. Furthermore, Oracle offers 2 Cloud Service around containers: […]
0 0 This is the 6th blog in a series on the Elastic product stack. This blog will cover how Beats fits into the mix with Logstash, Kibana and Elasticsearch. The series cover: 1. Elasticsearch and Oracle Middleware – is there an opportunity? 2. Installation of Elasticsearch: installation and the indexing of […]
0 0 This is the 5th blog in a series on the Elastic product stack. This blog will cover how Logstash can pick up Fusion Middleware log files and put the log file lines into Elasticsearch. The series cover: 1. Elasticsearch and Oracle Middleware – is there an opportunity? 2. Installation of […]
0 0 This is the 4th blog in a series on the Elastic product stack. This blog will cover the Kibana product. The series cover: 1. Elasticsearch and Oracle Middleware – is there an opportunity? 2. Installation of Elasticsearch: installation and the indexing of – human generated – documents 3. Elasticsearch and […]
0 0 This blog is one of a series of 6 blogs around the combination of Elasticsearch (‘the ELK stack’) and Oracle Adaptive Case Management. The series cover: 1. Elasticsearch and Oracle Middleware – is there an opportunity? 2. Installation of Elasticsearch: installation and the indexing of – human generated – documents […]
0 0 This blog is one of a series of 6 blogs around the combination of Elasticsearch (‘the ELK stack’) and Oracle Adaptive Case Management. The series cover: 1. Elasticsearch and Oracle Middleware – is there an opportunity? 2. Installation of Elasticsearch: installation and the indexing of – human generated – documents […]
0 0 Introduction In a couple of blog articles I will described how to get started with Elasticsearch and Oracle Fusion Middleware. Elasticsearch is described on the elastic.co website as ‘Elasticsearch is a distributed, RESTful search and analytics engine capable of solving a growing number of use cases.’ Blogs 3 and 4 […]
0 0 Goal and warning This blog will show how to invoke java code directly from within a Business Rules component. I didn’t manage to find this in the Oracle product documentation, which is actually a good thing. Invoking java code with business logic directly from within the Business Rules is normally […]
0 0 Most developers have struggled with wires in SOA composites. You may find yourself in a situation where a wire has been deleted. Some missing wires are restored by JDeveloper. Other missing wires have to be added manually, by simply re-connecting the involved adapters and components. Simple. Recently, I had […]
0 0 This blog describes a way to optimize performance of a custom ACM/BPM API worklist client implementation. This is optimization recipe is applicable in a specific use case. Before running of and implementing this recipe, please first consider if the recipe applies to your situation. The example that is used is […]
0 0 Middleware applications are normally build in a structured way – according to some architecture. However, often this structure can’t be recognized in the implementation. This article describes some simple measures that can be taken to improve on this point. The article does not intend to be complete, but it should […]
0 0 Series This is the fourth post in a series on using Oracle Middleware with IBM MQ Series. In this series, the following articles are available: IBM MQ Series Installation and Configuration Configuration of JMS and MQ Adapters in WebLogic Use case: JMS Adapter and MQ Use case: MQ Adapter Use […]
0 0 Series This is the third post in a series on using Oracle Middleware with IBM MQ Series. In this series, the following articles are available: IBM MQ Series Installation and Configuration Configuration of JMS and MQ Adapters in WebLogic Use case: JMS Adapter and MQ Use case: MQ Adapter Use […]
0 0 Series This is the fifth post in a series on using Oracle Middleware with IBM MQ Series. In this series, the following articles are available: IBM MQ Series Installation and Configuration Configuration of JMS and MQ Adapters in WebLogic Use case: JMS Adapter and MQ Use case: MQ Adapter Use […]
0 0 Series This is the second post in a series on using Oracle Middleware with IBM MQ Series. In this series, the following articles are available: IBM MQ Series Installation and Configuration Configuration of JMS and MQ Adapters in WebLogic Use case: JMS Adapter and MQ Use case: MQ Adapter Use […]
0 0 Overview Around the summer 2015, I prepared a demo for a customer to show how Oracle Middleware and IBM MQ can interface. When I started to prepare the demo, I googled for a quick example, but I didn’t find one. As a side note: I did find again the JMS […]
0 0 Ok, so there you have it: I just don’t like the Mediator. I don’t really know why. But now that it’s in the open, let’s discuss it. I often see a pattern where a composite with a synchronous operation is implemented with a Mediator and BPEL component: I think that […]
0 0 This article had the working title ‘blurred lines’ because I felt that people might be confused about what Oracle offers in the mobile space. However, putting it on the internet with that title is not a good idea, because it would attract lots of people that are looking for […]
0 0 So there you are: a production error was reported … in your code (of all places) … but no one knows what release the code came from? Wouldn’t it be great if it was easy to link deployed composites to their Subversion location and revision? This article show an approach […]
0 0 As of this week, Oracle has released the Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS): https://cloud.oracle.com/process. This PaaS cloud service offers a development platform for implementing business processes. Underpinning technology for this cloud service is the Oracle Fusion Middleware BPM stack. As a result, using the Process Cloud Service should be easy […]
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