Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

Attend our March edition of the PaaS Partner Community Webcast live on March 27th 2018 at 16:30 CET. In the webcast Geertjan Wielenga will update you on JavaScript Extension Toolkit Oracle JET. Geertjan Wielenga LinkedIn Visit the registration page here. Call ID: 591 411 151 Call Passcode: 249228 UK: +44 (0) 208 118 1001 & United States: 140 877 440 73 More Local Numbers   What is JET? Oracle JET is targeted at intermediate to advanced JavaScript developers working on client-side...

Attend our March edition of the PaaS Partner Community Webcast live on March 27th 2018 at 16:30 CET. In the webcast Geertjan Wielenga will update you on JavaScript Extension Toolkit Oracle JET. Geertjan Wielenga LinkedIn Visit the registration page here. Call ID: 591 411 151 Call Passcode: 249228 UK: +44 (0) 208 118 1001 & United States: 140 877 440 73 More Local Numbers   What is JET? Oracle JET is targeted at intermediate to advanced JavaScript developers working on client-side...

In the first part of this two part blog post, I will describe the use case for which we used Oracle API Platform Cloud Service (shortened to APIPCS from now on) as an outbound API Gateway, offering lookup services and centralizing outbound access. This part will also describe a simple Node.js microservice we deployed to Oracle's Application Container Cloud Service to perform the translation of an internal identification into the API key required by the external API. The second ...

When you use JDeveloper and deploy a project from JDeveloper to a server, JDeveloper remembers this, so you can easily deploy to it again. You can do this by right-clicking on the project and choose for Deploy and then the numbered deploy target of your choice (or from menubar -> Build -> Deploy -> deploy target). But how to remove such a deploy target if you don’t want to use it any more?Take for example the screenshot below where you notice two deploy targets, “1… to...

Introduction Developers using the API Platform Cloud Service often make use of the built-in policies that comes with the platform; to implement any logic that needs to be executed before delivering the actual message to the backend service. One common policy used is the Groovy policy, which allows API developers to write Groovy scripts that can be executed either within the request or the response pipeline. These scripts can be used to inspect and even modify the message...

JDeveloper: How to setup and use a converter In this post I show how to setup the server side part of a converter and how to use it in an application. Converters can have a client side too and all af:converter do have one. For a nice sample on what you can do with client side converters see ADF: Smart Input Date Client Converter. The big difference is that the client side converter is done on the client side with JavaScript and no server round trip is done for...

Nowadays APIs are omnipresent. In a world of intelligent Virtual assistants (a.k.a. Chatbots), like Google’s Alexa, and a “Connect everything”-mentality this is not surprising. In addition, APIs are essential building blocks of modern software applications build on top of new architectural patterns like Microservices. That’s the technical side. From a corporate perspective, APIs provide the chance to create new digital business models and economies by exposing services...

We all use bounded task flows in ADF application development and to switch between multiple task flows we use concept of dynamic region Recently I came across a problem about dynamic region and bounded task flows, Scenario is like this I have dropped a BTF in dynamic region and there is a link on page to open that task flow and those who have used dynamic region would be familiar with this piece of code When user clicks on link it opens default activity in dynamic region and...

    With 232 attendees from 40 countries the PaaS Partner Community Forum was a super success. Thanks to all partners investing a week to get the latest PaaS updates including machine learning and blockchain. Please share the knowledge via twitter, publish a blog post and demo a PaaS services at your next Oracle practice meeting. Presentations and training materials are available at the community workspace (membership required). It’s very impressive and inspiring to see the...