Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

WL-OPC (WLSDM OPERATION CENTER) is the operation central and notification system which enables to manage application server infrastructure. You are going to able to manage, organize and visualize with WL-OPC; How to Create a Notification Actions ? WLSDM notifications can be managed from WL-OPC. Application, Datasource, JMS, Server and Domain’s health notifications can trigger the custom scripts. In this article about to restarting the server when the servers states are...

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Already 4 months ago I attended the PaaSForum 2019 in Mallorca. As every year it was great to meet members of the big EMEA Oracle Partner family. And of course a lot of interesting talks and workshops. This year I was especially interested in announcements around SOA Suite and Project Helidon as a Microservice framework. But certainly also Weblogic under Kubernetes. And actually, to me, the Kubernetes Weblogic Operator that was this years most enthusing subject. With his WebLo...

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Shortly after the release of Helidon 1.0, Oracle announced Helidon support for GraalVMthat converts Helidon applications to native executable code via the native-imageutility. Originally named J4C (Java for Cloud) and first introduced in September 2018, Helidonwas designed to be simple and fast, and is comprised of two versions: Helidon SE and Helidon MP. Helidon SE features three core APIs -- a web server, configuration, and security -- for building microservices-based...

  Product Community: Oracle SOA Suite (MOSC) Schedule: Wednesday, May 20, 2020 08:00 AM (US Pacific Time) Wednesday, May 20, 2020 11:00 AM (US Eastern Time) Wednesday, May 20, 2020 05:00 PM (Central European Time) Wednesday, May 20, 2020 08:30 PM (India Standard Time) Duration: 1 hr Abstract: This one-hour advisor webcast is recommended for technical users wanting to learn how to integrate Oracle ERP Cloud and Oracle Engagement Cloud) with other external applications using...

In the last few posts of our microservice journey we created a compartment, launched a Kubernetes cluster and set our tenancy up for a Docker user and registry and created an Autonomous DB instance that we can use for data persistence. In this post we will start to take a look at writing some actual microservice code. I want to reiterate that each application has unique requirements that should be evaluated before you choose to implement any solution and so the choices that...

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This article talks about an interesting use case of JavaScript in ADF faces - the tab index. By default when we use a panel-form-layout in ADF faces, the default behaviour of the cursor on tab is to go the next element as defined inside your panel-form-layout xml metadata. So for a layout with 4 rows and 2 columns, the default cursor travel behaviour is something like this: But what if I need a traverse pattern like this:One not-so-simple and tedious way would be to to...