Mont Blanc is [not] the highest mountain–risk of local optimization
The best solution may not be the best solution. Depending on the scope in which you consider the alternatives, you may arrive at the wrong conclusion. Consider only the …
Tag: Architecture
Use it .. or lose it. On Application and Feature decommissioning
“Can we let go of that office building?” (we pay rent, utilities, furniture – is that still necessary or justified) “Well, I believe Chris is still making use of …
Dumb pipes, smart endpoints–the Post Filter, the register to stop unwanted mail
Many people receive mail at their front door that they do not want to receive. Commercial mail, mail from companies they may perhaps made enquiries with long ago, mail …
Architecture in an agile world
October 5, 2021
Agile Scrum, Architecture, DevOps, Digtial Innovation, Software Development
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This year I had to work with a colleague for multiple internal poc’s that we could use to show customers. Together we started thinking about the approach and where …
Using one-time upload URLs in AWS using DynamoDB
In this blog, I will show how you can use the SAM (Serverless Application Model) to get a presigned upload URL to AWS S3 that can be used exactly …
Closing the gap with Zachman.
IT environments tend to become more and more Complex. When planning for new or additions and changes to existing (IT) environments, the necessity to invest in decent preparation and …
Changing views on integration – from Enterprise Service Bus to API Gateway, Serverless and iPaaS
If your tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. Many of us have seen situations where this tunnel vision over time took hold. And for many …
Oracle APEX: the low-code and low-cost application middle tier
Oracle APEX is a low code application development framework. It can be used free of charge – either as part of an existing Oracle Database license or running in …
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. This blog is about how to do this. I …
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 for anyone who has to define XML data by …
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 Data Model (CDM). The first blogpost contains part I …
Microservices in the world of the red giant – report from Oracle OpenWorld 2016
Undeniably, microservices is an extremely hot term. A bandwagon almost every product team at Oracle seems eager to be jumping on to. It is hard to give a concise …
What can we learn from the Microservices movement?
If you’re into integration, SOA or web services, you’ve probably heard the term Microservices fairly often lately. Is applying Microservices architecture the one-size-fits-all solution that can replace the traditional …
Benefits of a Canonical Data Model (CDM) in a SOA environment
Introduction The last few years I’ve been working in several SOA related projects, small projects as well as quite large projects. Almost all of these projects use a Canonical …
Creating reusable Business Rules for SOA & BPM
This article dives into the Business Rules Engine (BRE) of Oracle SOA Suite and how to create reusable Business Rules for your SOA services and BPM processes. Basic knowledge …
Simple problems and simple solutions
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 …
Best practice for calling web services from Oracle Process Cloud Service
More often than not, you will want your processes to interact with other services or processes inside or outside your enterprise. Since integration options are rather typical in Oracle …
Wat doen we met onze bloemkool automatisering ?
Als je, zoals ik, al een tijdje in de IT rondloopt herken je dit wellicht: een organisatie heeft een systeem, het is al gebouwd en ‘up and running’. Maar …
Web- and Mobile-Oriented Architectures with Oracle Fusion Middleware – Oracle OpenWorld 2014
Mobile applications as well as a large class of modern HTML5 web applications are built on top of an architecture with special provisions, such as RESTful services; the personal …
AMIS “Enterprise to Mobility” Oracle ADF Conference May 21-23. Featuring Chris Muir & Frank Nimphius
AMIS is offering a unique 3 day conference (May 21-23) aimed at breaching the divide between traditional Oracle Fusion Middleware experts and the brave new world of enterprise mobility. The …
OTN article: Speedy Perception trumps Speed Reception – on Smart Asynchronous Interactions in multi layered architectures
The Oracle Technology Network has just published my article on asynchronous interactions used in multi-layered architectures to free up resources and create at least the perception of speedy processing. …
Case Study: A Case of Fusion Middleware
The story of NOPERU – the National Organization for Permits for Emissions and Resource Usage – is an interesting one. Because it reveals the business drivers for embarking on …
Architecture to ‘probe’ components of an end-to-end application
By: Robert van Mölken and Tim Askamp An end-to-end application usually consists of multiple components that are one-way or another decoupled. A component can be an ADF frontend, OSB …
Emulate Cross Service Joins in SOA Suite with Table Functions and Database Adapter
It was fairly difficult to come up with a title for this article that sort of covers the content. To me it is quite clear what this is about …
JavaOne 2012: Thinking Through Java Enterprise Performance (BOF 4712)
Performance of Enterprise Java Applications is a requirement and usually a challenge. Business requirements on systems can be stiff, successful systems can easily be overloaded and complex application architectures …
The Future of Forms – 15th of May – Nieuwegein, The Netherlands
April 27, 2012
Oracle, Oracle Application Development Framework, Oracle WebLogic Server, PL/SQL, SOA
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Sporting a selection of the world’s best known speakers in the area of Oracle Forms and Forms modernization – on Tuesday 15th May AMIS will host an all day …
Data Integriteit anno 2011 – Hands-on met Toon Koppelaars en RuleGen 3.0 bij AMIS op dinsdag 27 september
![Data Integriteit anno 2011 – Hands-on met Toon Koppelaars en RuleGen 3.0 bij AMIS op dinsdag 27 september]({"aperture":"0","credit":"","camera":"","caption":"","created_timestamp":"0","copyright":"http:\/\/seattletimes.nwsource.com\/ABPub\/2012\/08\/02\/2018836700.jpg","focal_length":"0","iso":"0","shutter_speed":"0","title":"","orientation":"0"} "Data Integriteit anno 2011 – Hands-on met Toon Koppelaars en RuleGen 3.0 bij AMIS op dinsdag 27 september")
datum: dinsdag 27 september; 16.30 uur locatie: AMIS, Edisonbaan 15, Nieuwegein sprekers: Toon Koppelaars en Lucas Jellema Het belang van data integriteit behoeft geen toelichting – als het goed …
Agile software development, the principles. Principle 11: The best architectures, requirements, and designs emerge from self-organizing teams.
This is the eleventh 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 …
Agile software development, the principles. Principle 9 : Continuous attention to technical excellence and good design enhances agility
December 28, 2008
IT, AMIS, Project Management, Software Development, Software Engineering, Tools
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This is the ninth of 12 posts about the principles of agile software development. The purpose is to go back to the start of the agile manifesto (http://agilemanifesto.org/principles.html) and …
Newsflash on JHeadstart – 10.1.3 in March 2006, 10.1.2.2 next week
Triggered by Steve Muench’s weblog, I stumbled across a recent posting by the JHeadstart Team on their current and future activity: The Future of JHeadstart. The big news of …