Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

Oracle Application Builder Cloud Service (ABCS) has been renamed to Visual Builder Cloud Service (VBCS), so this blog series about ABCS continues as a blog series about VBCS. In this blog I will explain how to call a REST endpoint and create a Business Object based on this REST Service. There are several ways to do this, but I will start with the most basic one. The data that we get from the REST service will only be presented (read-only), we will not send updates/posts to...

Thomas Kurian, Oracle president of product development, has mapped out the technology path ahead for Oracle, and it includes artificial intelligence, machine learning, chatbots, and new human interfaces. During a keynote presentation at Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco, Kurian said these emerging technologies now fit into the vision Oracle has had since it started building its cloud offerings more than a decade ago: Let anyone, anywhere in the world, access the power of all...

We as old-fashioned SOA/BPM Suite developers, are used to test deployed services using tools like SoapUI. In this blog post, we will show you how to start a Process in the Oracle Process Cloud from the SOAP UI interface. On premises with SOA or BPM we used to start by obtaining the required wsdl from the Enterprise Manager. However, for PCS there is no such thing as an Enterprise Manager, so how do we get the WSDL?In the top right corner of the PCS Composer there is a...

The Oracle Management Cloud is a very broad platform for every developer or Ops to get out all the information that is needed. This is why this platform is an ideal one to be used in a DevOps strategy. Why? It has so many features to do analysis from both a developers perspective as an operations perspective. Combine these two and your team will act faster in detecting and solving issues, or even be pro active about possible bottlenecks in applications. One of the zillion...

We as old-fashioned SOA/BPM Suite developers, are used to test deployed services using tools like SoapUI. In this blog post, we will show you how to start a Process in the Oracle Process Cloud from the SOAP UI interface. On premises with SOA or BPM we used to start by obtaining the required wsdl from the Enterprise Manager. However, for PCS there is no such thing as an Enterprise Manager, so how do we get the WSDL?In the top right corner of the PCS Composer there is a...

GlassFish 5.0 represents the reference implementation of Java EE 8. We can dockerize Java EE 8 applications by using a GlassFish base image, such as the official oracle/glassfish. The Dockerfile of a zero-dependency Java EE 8 application looks like follows: FROM oracle/glassfish:5.0 COPY target/application.war $GLASSFISH_HOME/glassfish/domains/domain1/autodeploy/ A Docker container of that image starts the application server and auto-deploys our application. application.war is...

When the order comes in, payment needs to be made first before we start preparing the pizza. Our order payment process supports three possible payment options: Creditcard: obviously a commonly accepted payment option Cash: although we are a very tech-savvy company we would also like our old-fashioned customers to be able to pay the pizza with cash money Deferred payment: our most trusted customers can pay their order in a deferred way.  Deferred payment means the...

  Learn how you to use serverless functionality in your Java mobile apps using Fn Project: - Create a mobile app in NetBeans and couple it with your Gluon CloudLink account - Create a (Fn) Function in NetBeans. - Integrate the Function in your mobile code, using NetBeans “insert code” - Execute the mobile appWatch the video here. Developer Partner Community For regular information become a member in the WebLogic Partner Community please visit: http://www.oracle.com/partners/goto...

    The latest August 2017 release has announced the long awaited support of Oracle Process Cloud Service embeddable components and REST APIs in CORS. CORS stands for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing and it is a mechanism that allows restricted resources  on a web page to be requested from another domain outside the domain from which the first resource was served [1].CORS is especially useful with REST services since in most of the cases, you will have a REST endpoint residing in...