0 Oracle SOA Suite: Want performance? Don’t log so much and clean up your database!
The Oracle SOA Suite infrastructure, especially composites, use the database intensively. Not only are the process definitions stored in the…
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Articles on Oracle Fusion Middleware such as Oracle BPEL PM, Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, Oracle Business Rules, Web Service Manager and Service Oriented Architecture in general.
0 Oracle SOA Suite: Two-way SSL with TLS1.2 made easy (slightly less complicated)
Transport layer security (TLS) is not an easy topic. Many blogs have been written about this already. Surprisingly though, I…
0 Development and Runtime Experiences with a Canonical Data Model Part I: Standards & Guidelines
Introduction In my previous blog I’ve explained what a Canonical Data Model (CDM) is and why you should use it.…
0 Development and Runtime Experiences with a Canonical Data Model Part II: XML Namespace Standards
This blog is about XML namespace standards. Primary for using them in a Canonical Data Model (CDM), but also interesting…
2 Development and Runtime Experiences with a Canonical Data Model Part III: Dependency Management & Interface Tailoring
Introduction This blogpost is part III, the last part of a trilogy on how to create and use a Canonical…
0 Oracle SOA Suite: Find that composite instance!
When executing BPM or BPEL processes, they are usually executed in the context of a specific entity. Sometimes you want…
0 Oracle Public Cloud – Invoking ICS endpoints from SOA CS – configure SSL certificate and basic authentication
As part of the Soaring through the Clouds demo of 17 Oracle Public Cloud services, I had to integrate SOA…
3 Oracle Service Bus : Service Exploring via WebLogic Server MBeans with JMX
At a public sector organization in the Netherlands there was the need to make an inventory of the deployed OSB…
0 Oracle Service Bus : disable / enable a proxy service via WebLogic Server MBeans with JMX
At a public sector organization in the Netherlands an OSB proxy service was (via JMS) reading messages from a WebLogic…
0 Kafka Streams and NodeJS – Consuming and periodically reporting in Node.JS on the results from a Kafka Streams streaming analytics application
In several previous articles on Apache Kafka, Kafka Streams and Node.JS for interacting with Apache Kafka, I have described how…
0 Oracle Service Bus: Produce messages to a Kafka topic
Oracle Service Bus is a powerful tool to provide features like transformation, throttling, virtualization of messages coming from different sources.…
0 Oracle Service Bus: Pipeline alerts in Splunk using SNMP traps
Oracle Service Bus provides a reporting activity called Alert. The OSB pipeline alerts use a persistent store. This store is…
1 Gebruik van de “Standaard Zaak-en Documentservices 1.1” van Kwaliteitsinstituut Nederlandse Gemeenten (KING), almede MTOM/XOP t.b.v. een koppeling tussen diverse applicaties (gerealiseerd binnen OSB 11g) aangaande het proces van vergunningverlening voor een organisatie in de publieke sector
Voor een organisatie in de publieke sector werd aan AMIS gevraagd om met behulp van Oracle Service BUS 11g, een…
0 Beats and Fusion Middleware
This is the 6th blog in a series on the Elastic product stack. This blog will cover how Beats fits…
2 Logstash and Fusion Middleware
This is the 5th blog in a series on the Elastic product stack. This blog will cover how Logstash can…
0 Kibana for ACM dashboards
This is the 4th blog in a series on the Elastic product stack. This blog will cover the Kibana product.…
0 Elasticsearch and Oracle ACM data
This blog is one of a series of 6 blogs around the combination of Elasticsearch (‘the ELK stack’) and Oracle…
0 Installation of Elasticsearch
This blog is one of a series of 6 blogs around the combination of Elasticsearch (‘the ELK stack’) and Oracle…
1 Elasticsearch and Oracle Middleware – is there an opportunity?
Introduction In a couple of blog articles I will described how to get started with Elasticsearch and Oracle Fusion Middleware.…
0 Oracle Service Bus: A quickstart for the Kafka transport
As mentioned on the following blog post by Lucas Jellema, Kafka is going to play a part in several Oracle…