Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

Join the OTN Summits in July to view highly technical demonstrations, presentations, and hands-on labs to help you make the most of the Oracle tools and technologies you use or might use in the future. The sessions are delivered by Oracle product experts, Oracle ACE’s, and Java Champions who will be online to chat live during the event. There are four tracks, see below for more information and view full agenda here – Middleware: The Middleware track focuses on Integration in...

You should be familiar with AppCloudUIKit ADF application from - The Cloud User Experience Rapid Development Kit. It provides a set of templates, components and sample flows to get you started with successful ADF setup. I will explain how to extend it, if you want to add extra parameters for the menu item, to be passed to the Task Flow.The use case - each time when custom TF Manage Users is opened, criteria item First Name is assigned with TF parameter value (value "C" in...

If you know and use Oracle BPM Suite, you will like to try the new cloud solution called Oracle Process Cloud Service or PCS. With PCS you can modeling your processes through the cloud without the need to install Oracle BPM Suite. Go to PCS section within the Oracle Cloud website to learn more about or try it: http://cloud.oracle.com/process. In this post we will create a basic process to create and approve employees. Download the sample application: CreateEmployeeApplication.z...

Oracle published new set of UI templates - The Oracle Applications Cloud User Experience Rapid Development Kit (RDK). This includes methodology based on Oracle Fusion Applications experience and contains ADF source code. Kit is shipped with ADF application (download it from Oracle site), you could use it as a jumpstart. This could be next UI Shell. It is more than UI Shell, RDK comes with a set of declarative components (header/toolbar is one of them).I have implemented my...

The fourth video by Red Mavericks (http://www.redmavericks.com) addresses the use of Oracle's Process Cloud Service to build and deploy a full working Business Travel Request application in 40 minutes. This is the first of a series of 4 videos that will guide you through the application creation process of a BPM application, using near zero code, which makes it particularly suitable for Business Analysts to also be engaged. For this part, the focus is on Process Form Design...

Well organized exchange of client side events has been something of a holy grail for client side web development to me. I do not like these direct interactions between components that should not even know about each other. On the other hand – earlier this week I could not find out how to make components work together at all – not even in a not-so-nice-way. I decided to drop Geertjan Wielenga an email ; he is from Oracle and is one of the leading bloggers on Oracle JET. I...

Luis Weir and the HCL team build an excellent PaaS showcase for predictive maintenance. Predictive Maintenance HCL PaaS Showcase • Industry value proposition solving a business problem • PaaS services: IoT, MCS, PCS, ICS Industries such as aeronautics, automotive, manufacturing, high-tech and even healthcare always deal with the management of thousands of assets. This activity is complex in very costly. Even more so due to manual business processes and disconnected systems (many...

Our partner OpRiskSolutions developed two solutions based on BPM Suite 12c: Aria4Automotive Aria4Automotive is a comprehensive solution, designed to address the specific requirements of Project Schedule Management in the Automotive Industry. The solution supports specific automotive industry planning concepts, such as enterprise-wide scheduling. Aria4Pharma Aria4Pharma is a comprehensive enterprise solution that addresses the specific needs, planning concepts and processes of...

A few days ago I did a session on Oracle JET for a group of about 80 attendees, members of "Oracle Group Holland", and I met Herman Brunnekreef from Whitehorses in the Netherlands. He's been doing some great blogging on Oracle JET. He asked me about communication between modules in Oracle JET, i.e., how that can be implemented. JB Brock has provided a few pointers about this in the Oracle JET forum and today I created a small example to show one aspect of this. Here below you...