Publishing Java based WebServices using JAX-WS in JDeveloper 11g
Recently I have been doing quite some work with WebServices – calling them and implementing them, from and in both PL/SQL and Java. And in conjunction with BPEL and …
Category: Software Development
Agile software development, the principles. Principle 7: Working software is the primary measure of progress.
July 1, 2008 IT, AMIS, Continuous Delivery, Project Management, Software Development, Software Engineering 2 Comments
This is the seventh of 12 posts about the principles of agile software development. Purpose is to go back to the start of the agile manifesto (http://agilemanifesto.org/principles.html) and discuss …
PL/SQL Table-to-Java Bean (and Data to Java Bean Manager) generator – useful for data driven demos without database
June 26, 2008 Database, IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, Tools 6 Comments
The other day, I sat preparing for a demonstration of a data driven Java Web application. I preferred to be able to present the demo without actually having to …
Integrating Flashback in ADF Web Applications – providing the historic perspective
June 20, 2008 Database, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, PL/SQL No Comments
When we were doing the APEX vs. ADF session at the last day of the ODTUG Conference yesterday, Dimitri showed a nice feature in APEX that allows you to …
ADF "Function Result Cache" – how to speed up calls to deterministic WebServices
June 20, 2008 IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, SOA, Web HTML5 CSS3 No Comments
The 11g release of the Oracle Database gave us the PL/SQL Function Result Cache. This feature can help speed up performance in calling PL/SQL functions by caching function When …
ZoomIt – great presenter's aid
One of things to learn during conferences is about the tricks used by fellow presenters to make their presentations better fun. One of the nicest things I picked up …
News, questions and Rumours from the ODTUG conference – APEX, SQL Developer, BEA, WebCenter, Forms,…
Any conference with a large crowd of developers, passionate about their work and the tools they work with, is of course a breeding ground for speculations, rumours, frustrations, honest …
Introducing Dynamic favicons in JSF applications
June 16, 2008 IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, Web HTML5 CSS3 No Comments
Being in New Orleans for a festive conference like ODTUG brings me in a mood to write about something colorful – even if not very useful. And perhaps every …
How to quickly generate an XSD (XML Schema Definition) based on a Java Class Model using JDeveloper 11g
In the course of my current studies into XSD (XML Schema Definition) and how to convert from XSD to Java Class and vice versa as well as to Database …
The SOA case of the missing bag – a Service Oriented Analysis
Though I did not particularly liked it, not having my bag returned by the conveyor belts of New Orleans Airport as I arrived yesterday for the ODTUG 2008 Kaleidoscope …
Easy Implementation of viewScope or pageScope in JavaServer Faces (JSF) 1.x
June 15, 2008 IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, Web HTML5 CSS3 No Comments
While the 2.0 release of the JSF specification will do something about it, the 1.x implementations of JavaServer Faces only offer request, session and application scope. Many JSF implementations …
Providing RichFaces support for NetBeans: learning it from the master
Earlier this week, Geertjan Wielenga asked me if he could come and visit me to watch the Netherlands beat France in the soccer match on Friday, June 13. Of …
Accepted AMIS Oracle Open World Presentations
June 5, 2008 AMIS, Databases, DBA Oracle, IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Software Engineering, XML 3 Comments
Today me colleagues Lucas, Gerwin and I got some nice “Oracle Open World Welcome Notification” e-mails from the Oracle Open World 2008 team. We are happy to announce that …
Report from JavaOne 2008 – download session resources
May 30, 2008 AMIS, Databases, IT, Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, Tools, Web HTML5 CSS3, Web/Java 1 Comment
Thursday 29th May – some 70 Java specialists gathered to discuss the main themes and findings from the 2008 JavaOne conference. Peter, Wouter and Lucas presented on their experiences …
Tuesday 3rd June – Presentation/Demonstration/hands-on JDeveloper 11g Data Visualization: Gantt, Pivot Table, Geographic Map, Charts – with Katrina Obradovic, Oracle JDeveloper Senior Product Manager
An Overview of Oracle ADF Data Visualization Components – Tuesday, June 3rd – 16.30-21.00, Nieuwegein Oracle JDeveloper 11g Application Development Framework (ADF) offers a powerful and productive environment for …
Project Estimation & Control based on Use Cases
May 23, 2008 AMIS, IT, Java, Oracle, Project Management, Software Development, Software Engineering 1 Comment
This week Sander Hoogendoorn (Cap Gemini) presented a seminar about “Estimation with Use Casesâ€. Generally, this seminar confirmed that the development method of AMIS, internally called the “Way We …
GlassFish and OpenESB session – brief report including download presentation resources
The GlassFish and OpenESB session we hosted yesterday was very interesting. Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine, Java Architect at Sun Microsystems in France and GlassFish Evangelist (though he is none too happy …
Mapping composite primary keys in JPA How to work around a bug in Hibernate Annotations
A table without single-column primary key, Java developers don’t like them because it’s more work than just putting @Id on a field. When you’re using Hibernate Annotations you might …
Evolution of Open Source Software – Survival of the Fittest – or: To b(uild a community before the hype cycle overtakes you) or not to be
JavaOne 2008 made one thing abundantly clear: everyone who owns a product, being it a commercial product or an open source product, desperately needs attention. A product that is …
ODTUG Sneak Preview: 9 presentaties binnenkort al te horen in Nieuwegein!
Op dinsdag 20 mei 2008, bijna een maand voordat in New Orleans de ODTUG 2008 van start gaat, heb je de mogelijkheid om alvast te horen wat deze negen …
JavaOne 2008 LAB: Dynamic Service Composition with OpenESB and NetBeans
Apart from sessions in which an overview of a certain topic is presented, JavaOne also had a few sessions in which the audience got the chance to actually do …
JavaOne 2008 lingo – Keywords, recurring themes, buzzwords and hype-terms
Some words, names of terminology quickly come to govern a conference such as JavaOne 2008. Some things are talk of the day or even the hour, while other themes …
ADF Faces – How to get a Client Side hook into the Partial Page Render cycle in order to embed rich UI widgets from Dojo, Yahoo and other into ADF Faces pages?
While at the Oracle booth in the Java Pavilion during JavaOne, I took the opportunity to pose a question to one of the JDeveloper product managers about an issue …
EclipseLink and Oracle Coherence: a match made in heaven?
Tonight Lucas, Wouter and myself went to a very interesting session at JavaOne, to hear how two of my favourite Java technologies, EclipseLink and Coherence, can work together to …
JavaOne 2008 – The upcoming JavaServer Faces 2.0 specification – time to harvest!
JavaServer Faces has been around since 2004. The current release is 1.2. Work has started to produce the 2.0 release which will be part of JEE6, which is slated …
JavaOne 2008: day 2
The second day of JavaOne 2008 started with a key note by Oracle. After that I attended a presentation about the Swing Application Framework and WebBeans. Next I hung …
AMIS presents at JavaOne 2008
On day 2 of JavaOne 2008, Lucas Jellema and Peter Ebell did a presentation about enabling company and user level customizations of JSF applications. Using the title "Did We …
Web Synergy: Sun and Liferay bundle their forces
On day 2 of JavaOne 2008 I visited the Sun booth at the Pavilion to ask some questions about the Open Portal project. There I got word that Sun …
JavaOne 2008 – Oracle releases Preview #4 of the 11g Fusion Middleware stack
May 7, 2008 Java, Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, SOA, Tools 2 Comments
This morning at JavaOne 2008, Oracle officially announced the availability of the Technology Preview of its 11g Fusion Middleware stack. With the production release of Fusion Middleware 11g only …
Prime-Time at JavaOne 2008 – our BoF is about to begin…
The logo is not quite correct, as WE will be speaking at JavaOne. Tonight at 20.30, BOF 5224: Did We Spoil the End User? Building Personalization into JavaServerâ„¢ Faces …
JavaOne 2008 – The wonderful world of JavaFX, JSR-268 (Portlet specification) and SCA
It is the day after. The second day of JavaOne 2008 is about to begin. I should quickly go into the Schedule Builder to make some last minute refinements …
JavaOne 2008 day 1: it’s begun!
Today JavaOne 2008 ofiicially started. About 15,000 Java minded people showed up at Moscone Center in San Francisco. On our way there, my colleague Lucas remarked “Java One at …
JavaOne 2008 – Don’t be shy – General Session and offical kick off of 75 hours of …
At this moment we are sitting in the Moscone Center South in the general session offically opening JavaOne 2008. The room is very much packed and the T-shirt plus …
JavaOne 2008 – CommunityOne Highlights: Grails, jMaki, EclipseLink, OpenSocial and OpenSSO
The first action packed day is over. I have written on some of the most interesting topics I attended sessions on yesterday. For details on: OpenSSO, see https://technology.amis.nl/blog/?p=3129 OpenSocial …
JavaOne 2008 – Making your website social – on OpenSocial API and project SocialSite
The Web is better when it is social – is the tagline for the OpenSocial (API) initiative. This initiative, from Google and many partners in the Social Networking arena …
JavaOne 2008 day -1: GlassFish un-conference
On Sunday, May 4 about 50 GlassFish users and developers got together to have some informal sessions about several GlassFish related topics. In the past weeks, anyone planning to …
JavaOne 2008: OpenSSO – creating federated relationships for secure SaaS, Social Networking and Web 2.0
Near the end of CommunityOne, I am currently attending a session on OpenSSO by a lively team of presenterts from Sun. The objective of OpenSSO is to provide a …
Subversion 1.5 Presentation at JavaOne
That Subversion is popular among Java programmers is no big surprise. If it needed proof, the huge line of people waiting to get into the “Subversion 1.5: Great New …
JavaOne 2008 kicks off with CommunityOne
The wait is over. The biggest Java show on earth is underway. Well, it is a big event, but it is not just a Java show. This first day …
Integrating BPEL and BAM in Oracle 11g SOA Suite
Following hot on the heels of a previous article on BAM – Business Activity Monitoring in Oracle 11g SOA Suite – this article will discuss how to integrate BPEL …