Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

  Introduction The objective of this blog is to introduce to the reader all available file-based options in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC). The blog will cover the various tools and techniques available for developers for designing file-based integration solutions The Integration Cloud documentation does contain these in relevant sections. This blog intends to present only the file-based tools and techniques of Integration Cloud as a single point of easy reference. Note that most...

In earlier versions of JDev, skins have been created either by pure code or by using the free Skin Editor. However, since JDev 12.2.1.x the skin editor has been integrated into JDeveloper itself. A couple of questions in the ODC JDeveloper space are about how to create a skin with JDev which can be deployed as a shared library to a WebLogic Server. I gave this a try and it turned out, that you can build an ADF library jar from a skin project but you can’t use images to...

We have had a number of interesting conversations of late about the transition from ICS to OIC and to spice the discussion whether it should be OIC or Autonomous OIC. The reality of the situation is that the transition between ICS and OIC is a relatively straight forward one using the export and import tooling. The real challenge is the impact to organisations appears to be the change in licensing models as OIC works with the newer Universal Credit Model (UCM) where as ICS is...

Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) are useful tools to maximize productivity for developers. This article will present how to configure new shortcuts and some very important advanced shortcuts available by default in JDeveloper that can be very useful to speed up development process. Introduction and Configuring Shortcuts In order to maximize programmer productivity, one important aspect is the use of some shortcuts. We all know some basic shortcuts like “CTRL+X” (to...

In our previous blog, we have showcased how to install API Cloud Service physical gateway. In this blog, we'll execute some useful commands. For instance, how to start, stop and check status of the physical gateway. Below command must run from the directory where Gateway installer was unzipped. Command to check the status of Physical Gateway Run below command to check the status of Physical Gateway python APIGateway.py -f gateway-props.json -a status Enter username and password...

I thought to check how well ADF BC REST scales and how fast it performs. For that reason, I implemented sample ADF BC REST application and executed JMeter stress load test against it. You can access source code for application and JMeter script on my GitHubrepository. Application is called Blog Visitor Counter app for a reason - I'm using same app to count blog visitors. This means each time you are accessing blog page - ADF BC REST service is triggered in the background and...

Every year we prepare a new demo for the #PaaSForum. During the 2017 conference in Split #BanditCloudExpert approved, based on Oracle Process Cloud, Jean-Marcs keynote. Last year in Budapest we took care of an Easter bunny. In this case solution we adapted a bunny and feed it. The goal of the demonstration is to proof innovation of the Oracle Cloud platform and to have some fun! Proof of concepts and rapid prototypes are the key in a sales process. The Oracle cloud...

In this tutorial, We’ll learn to change look n feel of ADF tree table component using Oracle ADF Skin Here I am using Departments and Employees table HR Schema to prepare the model and created tree Table using view link between Departments and Employees View Object. You can check this link to know more about treeTable component – How to create treeTable in Oracle ADF Added basic styling for master data in inlineStyle property of af:treeTable and it looks like this. Read the...

Applications represent the applications API consumers use to send requests to registered APIs in Oracle API CS. Consumers register applications to APIs they use. Below are steps to create an application using Oracle API CS console Login to API CS console and navigate to Applications tab Click on Create button Enter below information from the Application Dialog and click Create button Application Name: Enter application name Description(Optional): Enter brief description of...