Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

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...

In OIC, we spend most of our time building the integration. Currently, when you view/edit the integration in editor, it shows the integration in vertical layout. Now, you can view/edit the integration in several ways: · Canvas view o Vertical: Displays the integration vertically. o Horizontal: Displays the integration horizontally. · Pseudo view: Displays the integration vertically with child nodes indented. Details about each node in the integration are displayed to the right. In...

  When executing PATCH requests offline, JET Offline Persistence Toolkit will record that request and synch it to the backend, once online. But it will not update data stored in cache, this is by design. Since cached data will not be updated, search queries against offline cache would not bring results based on latest changes. To solve this we need to implement cache update ourself by providing handle patch method.Handle patch is configured through requestHandlerOverride...

We are writing a series of five blogs which will help to perform Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD) operation in SFDC using Oracle Integration Cloud Salesforce Adapter. In the first part of the series, a Create Operation will be executed which will show how to insert data into Salesforce with few steps. To complete this series, below are the pre-requisite that needs to be completed Oracle Integration Cloud Subscription Salesforce cloud Subscription An SFDC custom object with name E...

This is next post related to Oracle Offline Persistence Toolkit. Check my previous writing on same subject - Implementing Handle Patch Method in JET Offline Toolkit. Read more about toolkit on GitHub repo.When application goes online, we call synchronisation method. If at least one of the requests fails, then synchronisation is stopped and error callback is invoked, where we can handle failure. In error callback, we check if failure is related to the conflict - then we open...

Wish you cloud have nested scopes in orchestration? Now, you can use nested scope in OIC integration! You will need to enable "oic.ics.console.integration.nested-try-scopes" feature flag to enjoy this feature. In this short blog, I will show you how to use nested Scope in your orchestration. Scope activities allow users to group other child activities which have their own Variables, Fault and Event Handlers. Create or Edit an integration Drag a Scope activity onto the canvas or...

Visual Builder Cloud Service makes it very easy to add REST services to your application - through the "new service connection" wizard you specify the URL to any REST service and a new entry is created for you. However, here is a small tip that will make your application management and performance better when you are leveraging multiple services from the same source - gather them into a single service. A service connection in VBCS can have multiple end-point defined in it. If...

The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancing service provides automated traffic distribution from one entry point to multiple servers reachable from your virtual cloud network (VCN). The service offers a load balancer with your choice of a public or private IP address, and provisioned bandwidth. Public Load Balancer - accepts traffic from the Internet. A public load balancer is regional in scope and requires two subnets, each in a separate availability domain. One subnet...