Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

If you are a regular reader of my blog you will know that I am on a mission to use PaaS to extend the SaaS HCM & ERP applications, and now I am finally getting to play with ABCS A year ago I was excited about a new Oracle offering Application Builder Cloud Service, a PaaS offering for the Citizen Developer. This should heave been just what I need, no development skills – remember ‘I’m not technical’ and connected to SaaS, Oracle Cloud (or Fusion) apps. I saw my first demo at Ks...

Before you dive into this edition, a reminder that while the Spring 2016 OTN Virtual Technology Summit is history, you can still access all of the Middleware Track session videos in the OTN VTS Middleware Replay Library: Track 1: The Internet of Things Session 1: Architecture and Impact Session 2: First Practical Experience Session 3: Oracle IoT Cloud Service Real Time Analytics - From Sensor Data to Business Value Track 2: WebLogic 12.2.1 and Java EE Session 1: Developing Java...

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Oracle Fusion Middleware provisiong is always a critical prerequisite which will substantially influence the success or failure of our development projects. Those of us who have spent many years working with this toolset in its many versions, should know for sure what a distressful experience it is to work with sloppily or incorrectly provisioned environments. Provisioning can also consume a lot of our precious time, whether it is performed locally or in controlled...

Oracle is making great progress in the Cloud. One of the recently released Cloud Services is the Application Builder Cloud Service (short: ABCS). In this post I want to share my first impression in using ABCS for building modern web applications - responsive and optimized for mobile. For the backend I am using an exposed REST Service through ADF Business Components. Prerequisites You have created a new ABCS application. Start with creating Business Objects on REST Resources First...

Oracle official sample Chef cookbooks and Puppet modules are now available on Oracle’s official GitHub page at https://github.com/oracle/chef-samples and https://github.com/oracle/puppet-samples for Java, WebLogic and Fusion Middleware. Chef and Puppet are arguably the most popular provisioning frameworks and we would like to help you with your WebLogic and Fusion Middleware provisioning by publishing samples for Chef and Puppet.  The Chef and Puppet sample modules and...

Over this weekend we released an update to Oracle Application Builder Cloud Service (version 16.3.5). This version is available to all our customers and adds several big-ticket items and many small enhancements. In this blog entry we'll focus on the big changes and new features you’ll see. Security You can now define a more refined security layer for your application. You can define roles and then indicate what each role is allowed to do. Security can be defined at the page,...

JMS is perfect for setting transaction boundaries and in OSB it is pretty clear on how JMS transactions are handled. However, in SOASuite using the JMS adapter the SOA Infrastructure is handling your JMS transactions by default; and messages are removed from the queue rightaway because the Get's are Auto-acknowledged. If something fails, you would expect that messages are rolled back to the JMS queue and eventually moved to the error queue. But, again by default, not with the...