Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

Hello appreciated readers, here's hoping to a fun and successful 2016 for you all!! And for us Oracle FMW practitioners, there are some very exciting news to begin the year: Yours truly has been following for a while the development and growth of Oracle's iPaaS platform: "Integration Cloud Service". And it's been a long wait, but at long last the ultra hyped On-Premise Agent has been released and is now available for all ICS subscriptions.There are some other cool and useful...

JMS Sharded Queues provide significant improvements in performance, manageability and scalability in Oracle Database 12c, especially for high-concurrency architectures including Oracle Exadata Database Machines and Oracle RAC. This session would present the architecture and performance of JMS sharded queues and provide guidelines of when and how to use them. Watch the video here. WebLogic Partner Community For regular information become a member in the WebLogic Partner...

Oracle Integration Cloud Service has generated a lot of enthusiasm since the June 2015 Oracle PaaS launch by Larry Ellison.  A major reason for this enthusiasm was the introduction of simplicity to cloud integration...historically a complex process only possible by integration specialists.  We are very pleased to introduce to Integration Cloud Service this same level of simplicity to the integration of on-premises applications allowing for faster and easier integration of...

Some tips when debugging WLS cluster stability In one environment we had problems with cluster stability - and there were unnecessary migrations of JMS Servers. Here are some settings that gave more info in logs. Set the following for the JVM: -Dweblogic.debug.DebugServerMigration=true -Dweblogic.debug.DebugSingletonServices=true Change the below setting to DEBUG Home >Summary of Servers >AdminServer >Logging >General >Advanced >Minimum severity to log: enable below debugs from...

If you've been following Oracle's mobile (r)evolution, we've been trending some impressive growth and mobile chops worth bragging about. The recent updates to Oracle Mobile Cloud Service, with the addition of Oracle MAX codeless development, new Location Based Services, bringing highly granular contextual apps (Manchester Airports Groupcomes to mind) and helping extend existing Forms based apps to Mobile First apps (New York MTA), we're truly helping to mobilize our...

When you subscribe to Oracle Integration Cloud Service, you also have the option to install an on-premises version of Oracle Integration Cloud Service in your local environment. This enables you to use on-premises Oracle Integration Cloud Service as a proxy server that sits between your internal company server hidden behind a fire wall and the cloud version of Oracle Integration Cloud Service. After installation, you can create users and assign roles to these users on the...

We are pleased to announce the release of a new Oracle Coherence Community open source project.  The CoherenceRx project provides a reactive API for the Oracle Coherence in-memory data grid, based on the popular RxJava library. It is implemented as a thin wrapper around the Oracle Coherence Asynchronous API, which implies that it requires Coherence 12.2.1 or a newer release. Why CoherenceRx? Reactive Programming is somewhat of an all-or-nothing proposition, or as Andre Staltz po...

In the last few months I mentioned that Oracle is developing an Agent. The Agent easily integrates your on-premises application(s) with the Oracle Cloud Services. The Agent is rolling out on all production instances next week. It was publicly announced by Bruce Tierney on the 3rd of January. He is the Director of Product Marketing for Cloud Integration and SOA. You can read his announcement on the Oracle Integration blog. In this first article about the Agent I will go into...

Valuable Features: It's a very scalable, extensible, middleware component. It's especially useful for big data applications if you're using APIs or have geo-spatial data or complex data sets. It's also a very affordable and efficient. Room for Improvement: I would like to see Oracle offer the WebLogic Suite in other areas, like SaaS or PaaS. From what I've seen at Oracle World, they're already moving in that direction, so it gives you a broader portfolio or different ways to...