Recent Posts by Jürgen Kress

  These two new posts let you know what’s coming from the OAUX team and what one partner is doing with an existing rapid development kit (RDK).  • Coming Oracle JET RDK accelerates development, maintains solid UX in cloud • Beyond SaaS: Extending Oracle Sales Cloud And in case you missed it, the OAUX team's Conversational UI for the Enterprise RDK went live recently. This RDK contains an ebook — UX design considerations for conversational flows, guidelines, language design...

Quick Look at Oracle's Cloud Chatbots Platform Chatbots have become an important platform to interact with our users using a well known tool: chat. We are not only talking about making this type of platform available in channels like Facebook, what we really want is the automatization of tasks so users can use it with confidence. We want this tool to become a transactional tool not only informative. In the future it might be predictive and have interactions with backend systems...

  After the official launch of Oracle IoT Cloud Apps at Modern Supply Chain Conference 2017, we received a stream of requests for information - from potential customers, system integrators, and device makers. Many of them did not know Oracle offered an IoT solution. And most of them did not know that Oracle offered IoT originally as a PaaS – and also now as a SaaS.  This intrigued them. Mexico and Its Shift to High End Assembly & Manufacturing So perhaps it wasn’t surprising...

Partner Resource Kit for Chatbots  (get the complete kit here) Content requires WebLogic Partner Community membership ( free registration here - we add new members each Monday!) Services: Oracle Mobile Cloud Enterprise Target Partners: Mobile specialized Partners find them at solutions.oracle.com Target Customers: Enterprise Customers Sales Kit for Partners : Battle Card  & Sales Playbook & Elevator Pitch & Quick Demo: What is a Chatbot? & Infographic & Promotional Video & Cu...

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I have been working on WebLogic server for more than 9 years. Often, I monitor server log files, Server status, Testing Data source connections, JMS servers, deployed application status, CPU/Memory usage and much more. If any of these objects got down or broken, then the associated deployed application will get into trouble. For example, a web application dependent will go down if the associated Data source (DB Connection) goes down, or a deployed application give a poor...

Artificial intelligence, autonomous databases, blockchain, chatbots, Internet of Things, and more: Oracle executives discuss emerging technologies. By Michael Hickins Those of us who have been waiting for the future to arrive since, well, forever can finally rejoice. The future has arrived in the form of computer interfaces that feel human; self-learning software; self-healing autonomous databases; sensors that provide us with actionable, critical data from far afield;...

According to Wikipedia the first Weblogic version was released in November 1997 by the name of  „WebLogic Tengah“ (happy 20th Birthday mate !!!). With so much history behind, it is difficult to elaborate a list with only 5 not so popular features. But since the first article was getting pretty big and you readers don’t like to scroll much, here is a list of 5 more Weblogic features your probably didn’t know. Number 5: The Weblogic Session Cookies What is it about ? Let’s start...

Back in mid-2014, Oracle was releasing Oracle BPM 11g Bundle Patch 3 and with it, the first version of its BPM REST APIs. That first cut was a good starting point, but it just offered a limited amount of functionality (find my previous post here). In this post, we’ll take a look at the BPM REST APIs version 12.2.1.2, released in August 2016, and see how they evolved after 2 years. The list of available services can be obtained by accessing to http://yourserver:port/bpm/service...