Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

Below you will find an overview of all the sessions that took place at the AMIS25 Beyond the Horizon conference (1-3 June 2016, Katwijk, The Netherlands) along with the associated session resources – such as the presentation slides and where applicable the source code. Get the presentations here. AMIS25 Beyond the Horizon Conference 2016 by Graham I've just returned from the AMIS25 Beyond the Horizon conference in the Netherlands.  AMIS are celebrating their 25th anniversary...

Maximize the Value of Your CX Investments with Oracle Cloud Platform With Oracle CX Cloud, companies not only get the most comprehensive CX offering, but also an innovative and powerful cloud platform to extend, analyze and integrate these applications with the rest of the enterprise resources, as well as to optimize them for every user.  This session outlines the Cloud Platform (PaaS & IaaS) solutions that Oracle provides to streamline cloud development and empowers you to...

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Introduction There is an issue in Oracle SOA Suite Fabric layer in version 11.1.x. and 12.1.3. The issue is documented in Bug# 20517579: “Composites Lost Completely after redeployment and server restart”. This bug is fixed in version 12.2.1. A few customers have run into this bug. Once this bug is encountered, BPM server usually shows “MDS 00054: The file to be loaded oramds:/deployed-composites/CompositeName_rev1.0/composite.xml does not exist” error during server startup....

Forms is not dead. 15 years ago I heard that Oracle Forms has no future.15 years later, Oracle Forms 12c is here. If your strategy is to keep Forms in place for protecting your investments and you are convinced that Forms will continue to support your business, this article could be of interest for you. Do you have a digital transformation strategy while maintaining Oracle Forms at the heart of your information systems?For answering the question "How to modernize an Oracle...

The Oracle BPM 12c Workspace offers two dashboards right out of the box. The Process Monitor and the Standard Dashboard. In this video we’ll go over how to use the process monitor. Process monitor dashboards enable you to monitor and optimize business process execution. It can be a very helpful tool to be able to see process statistics like how many instances are currently running, how many have completed, how many have faulted etc over a time interval. It displays alerts that...

Our ADF performance audit tool is growing and getting more advanced with each release. Current major update v 5.0 brings ADF Click History integration and allows to track ADF UI client request time. This allows to understand, how long it takes to execute action from user perspective. Combined with ADF BC performance monitoring, we could give precise answer about performance bottlenecks from top to bottom.New features in v 5.0:1. Redesigned UI with ADF 12.2.1 Responsive...

In Oracle BPM it is possible to use Oracle ADF to implement Human Tasks, but in Oracle Process Cloud Service you can only create a form using web forms. Creating a form is an easy task and it offers us to define rules that it gives us a lot of flexibility to achieve complex requirements. Having this simple form. We can navigate to rules clicking on the marked button. For each of the elements we have a number of properties or events that we can manage,For example we can manage...

Previously I have posted about defining custom selection listener for af:table and perform desired operation on selection event of table row Selection Listener is fired when server receives a selection event from client means whenever user selects a row in table (Selection Event) then server process that event and execute selection listener defined in managed bean And this post is about creating selection event programmatically without user interaction with table. In ADF we can...