Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

In my previous post, I have explained creating a custom MBean in WebLogic using Shell/Batch script using WLSDM. This post is the continuation of my earlier post, about creating a WebLogic MBean from an SQL query. We don’t require to write a single line of Java code or follow any MBean rules to create and register an MBean. All we need is SQL Query skills and navigation knowledge of WLSDM. In this post, we are going to register a WebLogic MBean using WLSDM. After that, we can...

At a recent client, I had a "citizen integrator" ask me to show them some of the orchestrations that I've created in ICS, and how I went about creating them.  I began showing off some of the integrations, and some of the POCs that I created.  I didn't get very far until he stopped me and asked, how I was able to invoke the integrations to test them.  This is when I realized he had previously attempted to create some integrations, but didn't understand what he created, or how...

This week I got to do a SAML2 implementation again for APEX against ADFS. Actually the same setup as last year. One pitfall I fell into with open eyes, was the Redirect URI on the 'Web SSO Partner Provider'. I entered /ords/f*, but it had to be with out the wild-card: /ords/f. But that aside. At one step in the setup of a SAML2 configuration is that you have to publish the metadata, by clicking a button. Some SAML2 capabable middleware solutions can publish the metadata over...

  Building Enterprise integrations in the Cloud with iPaaS brings many benefits, including among others: simplicity, agility and scalability. However, these benefits should not be taxed by having a weak core, not able to properly manage common enterprise requirements, such as error management. I’ve been a bit disappointed with how most iPaaS vendors handle runtime exceptions of integration flows. A typical example of this, is not being able to support dehydration for...

We are pleased to announce the release and open sourcing of the Technology Preview version of the Oracle WebLogic Server Kubernetes Operator! We are releasing this Operator to GitHub for creating and managing a WebLogic Server 12.2.1.3 domain on Kubernetes. We are also publishing a blog that describes in detail how to run the Operator, how to stand up one or more WebLogic domains in Kubernetes, how to scale up or down  a WebLogic cluster manually or automatically using the...

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The new integration demands of cloud, mobile, API and IoT technologies require a unified approach to integration that spans multiple integration channels. As the volume, variety, and velocity of data increases it is becoming more important to maintain effective communication among all elements of the architecture.Planning your cloud, hybrid, and on-premises integration needs? This free e-book will show you how the Oracle Cloud Platform for Integration can help you extend what...

I've become a huge fan of the Oracle Management Cloud. Why? Because Oracle has broaden it's limit and the OMC doesn't just monitor Oracle based systems and applications, it has plugins for many non Oracle technologies, which makes the OMC very flexible and Enterprise worthy to be used as a complete solution for monitoring. Security Monitoring and Analytics ( SMA) Oracle also realized customers have great concerns about security in general but even more in the cloud, so they've...

  The image below shows an easy to understand architecture with the various components mentioned above: Are you ready? Let’s do it! Pre-requisites It is expected that you have access to the Oracle API Platform, if not, you can request a free trial at https://cloud.oracle.com/tryit Also, it is assumed that you have already created your GitHub repository by forking from the MedRec SolutionsANZ repository and obtaining with this the full MedRec NodeJS application with its own API...