Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

These past days we had the oppportunity to give Oracle Jet a try. Coming from the javascript world, I was really happy to discover that Oracle had started using Javascript for their own products and even released Jet as an open-source library. The challenge As our Middleware team is running performance tests for SOA/BPM nowadays, one of the areas of focus is the use of Weblogic Data Sources. So a colleague asked me if we could perhaps use Oracle Jet to plot data obtained from...

by Antonis Antoniou In this third and last part of a three part series on subprocesses we will explore a special type of subprocess referred to as an “Event” subprocess. This type of subprocess is triggered by an event that can occur anytime during the execution of a process flow that allows you to interrupt the normal flow of an instance.Such capability can be applicable in various use cases. For example, an error might occur in the process, or you can very well define...

I almost missed that Developer Cloud Service has been updated to 12.2.1. Great news as we now can use JDeveloper 12.2.1 to access the agile capabilities like § Interact with Tasks/Issues in JDeveloper § Leverage the Team view in JDeveloper (tasks, builds, and code repositories) § Connect to DevCS and its projects from inside JDeveloper § Create Agile boards and manage sprints in Developer Cloud Service § Associate code commits with specific tasks § Monitor team activity in the Team...

by Jose Rodrigues Following up a series of questions around setting timers in the Oracle Community forums, I decided to write this article to try and guide their use and how these can be used to control process execution. Let’s start! The Use Case We’ll begin by setting up the scenario in which we’ll have to control our process flow. Imagine that you want to have a part of your process that executes immediately if the current time is between 08:00am and 04:00pm (16:00 hours for us...

Oracle has always been quick to point out that they are the only ones who can offer an entire stack from hardware over platform to applications. So far, they have only leveraged that strength in public cloud offerings, where you can buy as many levels of Cloud from Oracle as you want (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS). But with the recent announcement of the Oracle Cloud Machine, you can now get your own Oracle hardware inside your data center, alleviating a big concern in many...

by Stefan Wörmke This is a series of 8 short videos explaining how to create a BPM application using Oracle Process Cloud Services. Part 1 will show how to login and create a new application: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Part 8 The tutorial is also available at our Community blog Business Process Modelling and Business Activity Monitoring by Stefan Wörmcke SOA & BPM Partner Community For regular information on Oracle SOA Suite become a member in the SOA & BPM Partner...

JDK 8u91 and 8u92, two new Java 8 updates are now available. Oracle strongly recommends that most Java SE users upgrade to the latest Java 8u91 CPU release, which includes important security fixes. Java SE 8u92 is a patch-set update, including all of Java 8u91 plus additional features. You can download the latest JDK releases from Java SE Downloads page. For information on new features and bug fixes included in these releases, see the following release notes: • JDK 8u91...

by Waslley Souza 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: CreateEmplo...

The last blog showed that the Oracle Developer Cloud Service is now available for JDeveloper and ADF 12.2.1 (Developer Cloud Service with JDeveloper 12.2.1 available). The missing part is the connection of the DCS to the newly created JCS for version 12.2.1. This we show in the blog. The ground work, how to set up a build system for the DCS has been shown in Fasten your seat belts: Flying the Oracle Development Cloud Service (3 – Take Off – ROTATE). We now have to find out...