Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

One of the biggest advantages of Oracle JET is, that we have a toolkit instead of a framework. This means, we are easily able to add third party libraries into our stack. When you take a look at all those javascript libraries out there, you will realize that the pain is to choose the right library for the right purpose. With version 2.2 you had to rely on bower to add components or libraries. Now in version 3 everything is about NPM. In my opinion it is great that they...

Part 1 - Create a WebLogic JNDI Database Connection This explains how the WebLogic JNDI connection to a database schema is created.  In the next two posts, you will see how the Database Adapter can use this connection once it has been created.  This simply describes the steps that are necessary to configure the JNDI connection initially.  Components exposed in a SOA application can be exposed as a service, and a call to the database is no exception.  In order to invoke the...

I have received feedback from users working with JET UI - sometimes it is not obvious that action button was pressed, users tend to press same button again very fast, which leads to parallel REST calls executing at the same time. In JET - REST call is executed asynchronously, this makes user to believe action was done instantly when button was pressed. However, REST call still may run in the background - while user will be trying to call same service again. While in most of...

The March edition of the PaaS & Middleware Partner Update contains four topics: • Free on-demand trainings • Oracle Developer Meetups • Oracle OpenWorld Call for Papers • PaaS Community Webcast Oracle JET For regular updates please subscribe to our YouTube channel here. Thanks for your likes and sharing the video on YouTube and LinkedIn. For the latest SOA & BPM Partner Community information please visit our Community update wiki here (Community membership required). WebLogic Part...

The March edition of the PaaS & Middleware Partner Update contains four topics: • Free on-demand trainings • Oracle Developer Meetups • Oracle OpenWorld Call for Papers • PaaS Community Webcast Oracle JET For regular updates please subscribe to our YouTube channel here. Thanks for your likes and sharing the video on YouTube and LinkedIn. For the latest SOA & BPM Partner Community information please visit our Community update wiki here (Community membership required).   PaaS...

Introduction Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS) is great! You can build process-based applications in two shakes of a lamb’s tail, much quicker than most Low Code platforms in the market. Of course, you can’t, or at least shouldn’t, develop any “normal” master-detail CRUD application with Oracle Process Cloud Service. If you need this kind of applications perhaps Oracle Application Builder Cloud Service will suit you better, but for process-centric applications, it’s a hard to...

What if you want to access mobile device location data from JET Hybrid application? This can be achieved with Cordova Geolocation plugin. But you want it to be nicely done and want to make sure application is granted with permission to access location information. Use Cordova Permissions plugin for that. You could add Cordova plugin to JET app by executing this command: cordova plugin add If this command doesnt work for any reason, you could add plugin information directly...

In a previous post I have described how to setup your MCS custom code test tools. In this post I will describe how to test, package and deploy your custom code using these tools. You should have installed the MCS custom code tool and updated the toolsConfig.json file with the correct url, mobile backend id and OAuth data. Test your code Once you have implemented your custom code, you want to test it. Of course you can test it by uploading the implementation into MCS. However,...

Hi everyone and welcome to the second part of our article on implementing Case Management (CM) patterns with Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS). On the first part, we learned a bit about the concepts around Case Management and we (barely) started a process on PCS. We’ll use this process now as a container to implement the ad-hoc nature patterns. The First Rule of Fight Club “We do NOT try to implement Case Management on PCS!” – That’s the first rule. What we will do is implement...