0 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…
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0 Overview of WebLogic 12c RESTful Management Services
Inspired by a presentation given by Shukie Ganguly on the free Oracle Virtual Technology Summit in July (see here); “New…
0 StreamExplorer pushing findings as JSON messages to a WebSocket channel for live HTML Dashboard updates
A common desire when doing real time event processing with Stream Explorer and/or Oracle EVent Processor is the ability to…
7 Java Web Application sending JSON messages through WebSocket to HTML5 browser application for real time push
This article describes a Java EE 7 web application that exposes a REST service that handles HTTP POST requests with…
4 Publish a REST service from PL/SQL to handle HTTP POST requests – using the embedded PL/SQL gateway
Oracle Database can act as an HTTP server – using the Embedded PL/SQL Gateway (the 10g successor of the MOD_PLSQL…
0 StreamExplorer – use REST adapter to feed results from event processing to a REST service
In a recent article, I described how StreamExplorer can be configured to consume events by exposing a REST service to…
1 Use the inbound REST adapter of StreamExplorer to consume events from HTTP POST requests
StreamExplorer is a fairly recent product from Oracle – a business user friendly layer around Oracle Event Processor. In various…
9 Invoke a REST service from PL/SQL – make an HTTP POST request using UTL_HTTP in Oracle Database 11g XE
This article is small and simple. It discusses how from PL/SQL an HTTP POST request can be made to a…
0 Publish REST service from Java SE – outside Java EE Container
The topic of this article: how to publish a REST service from a stand alone JVM with only Java SE…
0 Mobile backend with REST services and JSON payload based on SOA Suite 12c for Live Mobile Hacking with an OFM 12c red stack – Part 2
This article continues the story from Mobile backend with REST services and JSON payload based on SOA Suite 12c for…
0 Mobile backend with REST services and JSON payload based on SOA Suite 12c for Live Mobile Hacking with an OFM 12c red stack
In a previous article – https://technology.amis.nl/2015/03/03/preparation-for-live-mobile-hacking-with-an-ofm-12c-red-stack-budapest-2015/- I introduced the challenge Luc Bors and I were facing for the Live Mobile…
0 Preparation for Live Mobile Hacking with an OFM 12c red stack – Budapest 2015
On March 4th, I am to present – together with ADF and Mobile Application Framework expert Luc Bors – a…
0 Sonatype Nexus: Retrieving artifacts using the REST API or Apache Ivy
– This blog post was also published on http://www.sonatype.org/ – Sonatype Nexus is an often used artifact repository. In a previous…
0 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…
0 SOA Suite 12c: Obtaining composite resources; WSDLs, XSDs and WADLs
In SOA Suite 12c and 11g there are several options to obtain composite resources such as WSDL’s and WADL’s. In…
7 SOA Suite 12c: Introducing the REST Adapter. Calling a RESTful service returning JSON
The REST Adapter is an important new feature of Oracle SOA Suite 12c. This new adapter allows easy calling/exposing of RESTful…
10 SOA Suite 12c: RESTAdapter: Exposing and testing RESTful services
In my previous two blog posts I have described REST (here) and how the new Oracle SOA Suite 12c REST…
0 Live Blog – AMIS Oracle Enterprise Mobility conference (21-23 May 2014) – Last Updated May 23rd – 16:30 CET
This article will provide a live account of the three day Enterprise Mobility conference, hosted by AMIS in Nieuwegein, The…
0 What is REST?
REST (Representational State Transfer) is a term often used in software engineering when talking about services or other API’s. A…
0 OOW13: First glimpses of the new SOA Suite 12c
During this week’s Oracle OpenWorld Conference, we were given some sneak peeks into the short term future of the Oracle…