Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

Next I my BAM Series, a post about BAM KPIs. First the theory from the oracle documentation Understanding KPIs There are two major types of performance indicators: outcome metrics and driver metrics. Outcome metrics, sometimes called lagging indicators, measure business activity that a strategy is designed to achieve, such as return rate per month or average call processing time for the last moving hour. Driver metrics, sometimes called leading indicators, measure business...

Unless explicitly identified as such, the sample code here is not certified or supported by Oracle; it is intended for educational or testing purposes only. The below Samples Downloads are released under the UPL License. Name Created/Updated Description Download Oracle Applications Mobile User Experience Rapid Development Kit (RDK) 2017-05-18 The Mobile UI Application sample code illustrates how to develop compelling Oracle Mobile User Experiences for Oracle Cloud Services. AppsCloudM...

After the Queries and KPIs I will continue with the next topic. Business Views or shortly just Views. As usual I first start with a piece of theory from the oracle documentation. A business view is a visual representation of data fetched by a business query or one or more KPIs. In most views, numeric data fields, called measures, are grouped by non-numeric data fields, called dimensions. For example, lawsuit costs, a measure, can be grouped by department, a dimension. An aggreg...

Oracle MCS offers different levels of lifecycle management and in this post I am going to focus on the lifecycle management (versioning) of the different artifacts such as Mobile Backends, Custom APIs and their implementations, etc. These artifacts can have two different states: draft and published. When you publish an API it is frozen becasuse it is not safe to modify it, if you modify it you can cause problems in the different components that are using it. This is why versio...

These days I work on setting up several development lifecycle environments for BPM, SOA and OSB. What means that we setup servers for Development and test, culminating eventually in supporting the setup of the acceptance and production servers.Since we want to have development resemble production as much as possible, we installed a dual-node clustered BPM environment, including BAM. However, since it is development, we have the two Managed Servers per cluster on the same...

Oracle today announced that it has been named a leader in Gartner’s 2017 “Magic Quadrant for Mobile Application Development Platforms” report[1]. This recognition is another milestone in the tremendous momentum and growth of Oracle Mobile Cloud Service, part of Oracle Cloud Platform, this year. “We believe this recognition is another acknowledgement of Oracle’s strong market momentum in the mobile and larger PaaS market, driven by the successful adoption of Oracle Cloud...

Case: How to monitor back-end Webservice response times as a consumer with curl on WebLogic?Solution: If you have a very critical webservice for your application and it's response time affects your WebLogic runtime performance directly; here is a recipe to monitor every detail of monitoring relevant webservice with curl on WLSDM console. Main shell script to monitor all response times: curlSoapWS.sh Read the complete article here. WebLogic Partner Community For regular...

Dear PaaS Partner Community, Registration for the PaaS Partner Community Forum 2018 is open. This year we offer four conference tracks Enterprise Process & Integration and API Management, Application Development with Microservices and Containers, Mobile & Chatbot & Content Management and Innovation: blockchain and machine learning. As part of the conference we also give you as a partner to exhibit solutions based on the Oracle cloud. In case you are interested please contact...

Hi and welcome to a new article on Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS). This time, we’re going to address some use patterns that may seem difficult to implement using PCS, and tackle the need for unstructured parts of the process, which is to say, parts of the process that can’t be previously modelled because, well… we don’t know how they’ll turn out. Take for instance a complaint to your customer service department. You’ll never know, in advance, what kind of complain it will...