Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

About a year ago, at my previous customer, a co-worker and I encountered and described a persistence problem with setting the Global Tokens in SOA Suite. What are Global Tokens again? The problem with a middleware product as Oracle Service Bus, SOA Suite (and the same probably counts for MuleSoft, or any other integration tool) is that when you move an integration through the development lifecycle from development, to test, preproduction and production, you need to update the...

In one of my current projects, I came across a wired problem concerning a task flow which uses parameters to configure the flow. To make it simple to understand the problem I made up a fictive use case. Use Case This is not a real use case, but an abbreviation of it just to show the problem and how to resolve it. It might not make sense in real life, but it allows to show the problem. We like to see a form to enter some data. One of the fields the user can enter should be used...

About a year ago, at my previous customer, a co-worker and I encountered and described a persistence problem with setting the Global Tokens in SOA Suite. What are Global Tokens again? The problem with a middleware product as Oracle Service Bus, SOA Suite (and the same probably counts for MuleSoft, or any other integration tool) is that when you move an integration through the development lifecycle from development, to test, preproduction and production, you need to update the...

In this post I am going to show how to configure a datasource consumed by an ADF application running on Tomcat in a Docker container. So, there is a Docker container sample-adf with a Tomcat application server preconfigured with ADF libraries and with an ADF application running on top of Tomcat. The ADF application requires a connection to an external database. The application is implemented with ADF BC and it's application module is referring to a datasource jdbc/appDS. This...

This article introduces a Docker Container Image that runs an Oracle JET application from a Git repository and is capable of dynamic reload of that application when the repository contents get updated. The container image sources are on GitHub in repository https://github.com/lucasjellema/docker-oracle-jet-run-live-reload. It has been pushed to Docker Hub as lucasjellema/ojet-run-live-reload:0.1. The next figure illustrates the contents and working of the container: The...

Vikas Anand the driver and great supporter of the PaaS Partner Community accepted a new challenge. As a friend and VP of Integration we will keep him in mind for the excellent support and the joint on-premises and cloud business. Vikas message for the partner community: 17 years of fun times, challenging times and everything in between. Yes, the clock really ticks fast. And what an amazing ride this has been. Oracle provided me amazing opportunities through the years, to...

Hands-On Oracle Digital Assistant Workshops Le invitamos a participar en una capacitación de tres días en la que presentaremos una descripción general de las capacidades de la plataforma Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA). Los temas cubiertos incluyen los fundamentos del conocimiento del dominio, la comprensión de los desafíos de un proyecto de conversación y cómo crear conversaciones, cómo capacitarse y cómo crear las mejores prácticas. 23 y 24 de julio de 2019 25 de julio de 2019 Ora...

Executive Overview MFT Cloud Service clusters in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic (OCI-C) are provisioned with database file storage system (DBFS) for shared storage as discussed in one of our earlier blogs[1]. In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), customers also have the option of using File Storage Service (FSS) for shared storage. FSS can be used for high throughput use cases where a large number of large files have to be processed within MFTCS. But this alternative of...

In my previous post, we learned how to handle replay conflict - Oracle Offline Persistence Toolkit - Reacting to Replay Conflict. Additional important thing to know - how to handle response from request which was replayed during sync (we are talking here about PATCH). It is not as obvious as handling response from direct REST call in callback (there is no callback for response which is synchronised later). You may think, why you would need to handle response, after...