Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

In a previous blog I have explained which what cipher suites are, the role they play in establishing SSL connections and have provided some suggestions on how you can determine which cipher suite is a strong cipher suite. In this blog post I’ll apply this knowledge to look at incoming connections to Oracle Mobile Cloud Service and Integration Cloud Service. Outgoing connections are a different story altogether. These two cloud services do not allow you control of cipher...

Watch the video here. SOA & BPM Partner Community For regular information on Oracle SOA Suite become a member in the SOA & BPM Partner Community for registration please visit www.oracle.com/goto/emea/soa (OPN account required) If you need support with your account please contact the Oracle Partner Business Center. Blog Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Wiki Technorati Tags: SOA Community,Oracle SOA,Oracle BPM,OPN,Jürgen Kress

Oracle Mobile Cloud Service is a so called 'cloud native' product in the Oracle PaaS offering: it runs in the Oracle Public Cloud and there is no on premise variant in the Oracle Fusion Middleware stack.In our current MCS project we have set up a number of things to make sure that we can achieve the same quality in our software development lifecycle (sdlc) as we have in our 'traditional' projects. One of the measures is the ability to run unit tests locally before deploying...

Oracle BPM tasks can be dynamically assigned to an individual user, application role, and / or an LDAP group depending on the human task's incoming data.  They did not have to be separate strings, but for clarity these three human task data elements have corresponding process data objects mapped into the human task in this Oracle BPM 12.2.1.2 application.  Based on which one(s) is populated, the task's assignment is made. These are set in the activity's input data association...

I have been fortunate to be supporting and occasionally contributing to a series of blogs on Chatbots being written by Leon Smiers, Capgemini Oracle Chatbot SME (and also Oracle Ace).  The blog posts are: Chatbots meeting expectations, introducing the chatbot maturity model Chatting with the chatbots? – How intelligence makes the conversation Integrating the Chatbot I’ve been talking with Leon about what next in the blog series, and we can expect to see some more exciting...

Some of you might recall this blog post at Migrating your Oracle BPM assets into Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS) that I published last year for some customers that wanted to move their assets to Oracle Cloud. However, as you likely can recall too, this was only targeted for customers that were only using BPM Composer for modeling and documentation purposes only. Early this year, a new BPM customer in Brazil, that automated their business processes on top of Oracle BPM,...

Is an Australian beach the perfect location for a 2 Minute Tech Tip on updating/upgrading production environments and deploying applications using the Zero Downtime feature in Oracle WebLogic? You be the judge. Watch the video here. WebLogic Partner Community For regular information become a member in the WebLogic Partner Community please visit: http://www.oracle.com/partners/goto/wls-emea ( OPN account required). If you need support with your account please contact the Oracle...

There is an issue you need to be aware of when adding link fields to Oracle's Process Cloud Service (PCS) web forms using the new web form design tool.  This blog provides a fairly simple workaround to the problem. At runtime, the problem is that the value stored in the link's data element is lost once the form is submitted.  This means that the process data object cannot then map or use the element in the process downstream. Follow these steps to workaround this issue.  In...

Introduction The high availability of applications in the WebLogic environment is realized by clustering. Managed servers in the cluster work together. The information about transactions is distributed cluster-wide. If a cluster member fails, another server takes over the tasks of the failed server and executes them. In this way, the applications are kept running without interruption. The AdminServer is a single point of failure: if the server fails, the Domain is no longer...