Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

The purpose of this blog is to provide simple steps to move Oracle Integration Cloud Service (ICS) integrations between different ICS environments. Oracle ICS provides export and import utilities to achieve integration promotion. A typical use-case is to promote tested integrations from Test ICS Environment to Production ICS Environment, in preparation for a project go-live. Usually the Connection endpoints used by the integrations will be different on Test and...

In this blog post, I am going to share my TROUG presentation at “TROUGDays 2016″ event. It was a great session. I lectured and spoke about “Advanced WebLogic Monitoring: JMX MBean Development & WLSDM Automation”. Attendees were experienced WebLogic administrators and the session switched to interactive workshop. I did live DEMOS on my local Laptop/PC. Demos were about; “Monitoring WebLogic Domain Resources”, “Live Load Test by Using JSL(Java Server Loader) by Admineer”,...

The Oracle Integration Cloud Service – ICS – comes loaded with a rich collection of Cloud Adapters. These adapters facilitate the integration with SaaS applications and internet services of various natures. These include Oracle SaaS applications (such as RightNow, Eloqua, ECommerce Cloud, ERP Cloud, HCM Cloud), on premises ERP applications (SAP, EBusiness Suite, Siebel) and assorted third party applications such as SalesForce, Facebook, Google Mail and Task, LinkedIn and...

Yes, the result is obvious and you can say that there is no need to compare them. But, let’s do a deep Middleware analyse and calculate price/cost/performance results. First of all I have decided to buy a new all in one PC. Normally I use Microsoft Windows PC for my daily business work and quite satisfied with Windows 10. But this PC would be my second PC with the purpose of using at home for my personal researches and developments. So I decided to use MAC OS X at this time....

Attend our October edition of the SOA & BPM Partner Community Webcast live on October 25th 2016 at 16:00 CET. Microservices architectures, lightweight and script-based applications, and cloud-native application development join the ranks of agile methodology to build better software faster. Develop cloud native, 12-factor style applications on a modern polyglot platform with Java SE, PHP, Node.js and more. Mike Lehmann Vice President Product Management, Oracle Cooperation Visit...

In this article, I will show a little bit more of ICS – the Integration Cloud Service. In a previous article, I have introduced some concepts – such as Connection, Integration, Business Identifier. I have shown how to create an integration connecting two connections – an inbound and an outbound one (both of type SOAP). In picture, that looks like this: In this article, I will create a new connection (REST API style) and create an integration to expose this connection,...

This section includes documentation on running Oracle Coherence clusters inside Docker. Setup - Setting Up a Demo Docker Machine Environment Clustering - Running Coherence Clusters in Docker Coherence Extend - Running Coherence Extend in Docker Federated Caching - Federated Caching in Docker Disc Based Functionality - Elastic Data and Persistence in Docker JMX Monitoring - Using JMX in Docker Get the Coherence Docker images here on GitHub WebLogic Partner Community For regular...

Integration is the term we employ for ‘what ties systems together into end-to-end interaction flows’. Integration describes what we have to do to make applications in one domain talk to those in another, or systems in one enterprise talk to those in another. And to systems running in one cloud interact with those running in another cloud or those running on premises. Integration is ideally approached based on standard based service interfaces and encapsulated implementations....

This tutorial describes how WebLogic logging services provide facilities for writing, viewing, filtering, and listening for log messages. These log messages are generated by WebLogic Server instances, subsystems, and Java EE applications that run on WebLogic Server or in client JVMs. WebLogic Server subsystems use logging services to provide information about events such as the deployment of new applications or the failure of one or more subsystems. A server instance uses them...