Sometimes you have multiple services you want to call at the same time and merge their results when they’re all in (or after a timeout). In Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP) this is a Splitter followed by an Aggregator. I wanted to try and implement this in Spring Boot using Apache Camel so I […]
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Collective Data Set and Equal Data Position between B2B Partners in Data Sharing Ecosystems – enter: Blockchain
Many organizations collaborate in one or more ecosystems: groups of organizations that work together in vertical chain or share common interests sometimes even despite being competitors. Examples are research environments (health, climate, agriculture, environment), supply chains & logistics, insurance industry, government agencies, pension funds, traffic management. Note that within large, […]
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 of us involved in integration, this also has happened. In this article I want to briefly draw your attention to changing […]
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 will share my experiences on how to create and use a CDM. I gained these experiences at several projects, small ones, […]
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 in which I share my experiences in developing a CDM and provide you with lots of standards and guidelines for creating […]
The Oracle PaaS Portfolio – The Platform is Coming Together (reporting from Oracle OpenWorld 2016)
The Oracle PaaS Cloud has matured over the last year from little more than premature product offerings and somewhat incoherent grand visions, to real products and a quickly emerging comprehensive cloud architecture. EDIT: this article will be edited several times in the next few days The PaaS Service Manager offers […]
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 one-size-fits-all SOA solution that doesn’t fit anymore? Of course not, because the world isn’t just black and white and both architectural […]
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 Data Model (CDM). In this post I will explain what a CDM is and point out what the benefits are of […]
AMIS25 Beyond the Horizon Conference – Session Resource Repository
Below you will find an overview of all the sessions that took place at the AMIS25 Beyond the Horizon conference (1-3 June 2016, Katwijk, The Netherlands) along with the associated session resources – such as the presentation slides and where applicable the source code. Presenter(s) Title Session Resources Aino […]
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 Process Cloud Service, this article will help you to apply best practices for creating and managing your connections in a sustainable […]
Introducing Oracle Real-Time Integration Business Insight – complement to SOA Suite & Service Bus
The launch of Oracle Real-Time Integration Business Insight – a name that suggests Larry’s direct involvement in naming the product – marks the moment at which the integration product stack of Service Bus and SOA Suite makes a big step into the business domain. The implementation of simple and complex […]
The quick introduction to the Integration Cloud Service (Oracle PaaS – ICS)
Integration is the term we employ for ‘what ties systems together into end-to-end interaction flows’. Integration describes what we have to do to make applications in one domain talk to those in another, or systems in one enterprise talk to those in another. And to systems running in one cloud […]
Basic integration of Process Cloud Service with Document Cloud Service
Recently, Oracle had released a new version of Process Cloud Service. It mainly contains some minor improvements, but also has one major update: Oracle Process Cloud Service can now use Oracle Document Cloud Service for working with documents in business processes. This blog will show you how to make it […]
Reflections after Oracle OpenWorld 2015 – Integration
This article gives an overview of some of the most eye catching stories from Oracle OpenWorld 2015 around integration. It discusses on premises products such as SOA Suite, BPM Suite and MFT as well as cloud services like ICS, SOA CS and soon to be API Platform CS and MFT […]
How to integrate OAM with windows natively (Part 2)
Two weeks ago one of my co-workers asked me if it was possible to integrate Active Directory with Oracle Access Manager. So here is my two part mini-series on working with Oracle Access and Active Directory. Today I will talk about Kerberos authentication, or in other words, how you can […]
How to integrate OAM with Windows Active Directory (Part 1)
Last week one of my co-workers asked me if it was possible to integrate Active Directory with Oracle Access Manager. So here is my two part mini-series on working with Oracle Access and Active Directory. In the first post I will focus on integrating with active directory on a basic […]
Donderdag 22 maart – Het grote Oracle Service Bus 11g Development Cookbook evenement
Begin 2012 verscheen bij uitgeverij Packt Publishing het Oracle Service Bus 11g Development Cookbook – een zeer praktijkgerichte beschrijving van best practices en handige werkwijzen met OSB 11g. Dit boek is geschreven door vijf OSB experts, waarvan drie uit Nederland. Op donderdag 22 maart organiseert AMIS naar aanleiding van het […]