Recent Posts by Juergen Kress

System intents exist in Oracle Digital Assistant for "help", "exit" and the "unresolvedIntent". The "help" System Intent, when resolved in Oracle Digital Assistant, generates a UI that consists of cards with the contained skills' invocation names and sample utterances. The image below shows the card for a Pasta Maker skill contained in a digital assistant. The invocation name "Pasta Maker" is shown as the title of the skill. A brief description and example utterances are...

Hello, welcome to the July edition of the Oracle Digital Assistant News. We're kicking off the summer with a brand new newsletter dedicated to all things Oracle Digital Assistant. With a mix customer stories, upcoming events, best practices and technical articles, we hope there will be something for everyone. Please feel free to forward this newsletter to anybody who is interested and invite them to subscribe too.To submit any content for future newsletters please contact...

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OIC empowers customers to create numerous integration/process flows and send multiple requests to each one of them, all within one instance of OIC, creating a considerable amount of runtime data. And the space within said instance that holds the runtime data and makes all of this possible is, although substantial, not unlimited. Therefore managing the runtime data within an instance, so it continues to function at a optimal level, is a key requirement. With the help of this...

Using multi-select lists are common user interface widgets in mobile and web application development. In conversations, graphical multi-select lists are difficult to create because users not only would need to select values, they also would need to click on a button to progress to a next dialog flow state. Here, form based use cases as in web and mobile are much better suited for the use of multi select lists. Still, multi value selects is an options available in...

The capability to ‘Invoke an Integration from another Integration’ is now GA – in other words, the ability to easily implement Modular Design is now GA. This topic has already been covered some time ago here, but now the feature is GA, available to every OIC user, and it’s worthwhile a refresh! What did it really change? Before this feature, we could achieve the same result, but that would require to expose the desired Integration with a REST Trigger and we would need to create...

Use a Python script that employs spaCy to help automate the training of your Oracle Digital Assistant chatbot. Creating intents and entities is one of the few time-consuming tasks that Oracle Digital Assistant developers may need to accomplish when defining a new skill (chatbot). Of course, rather than creating intent and entity definitions one at a time in the Bot Builder, you can import CSV files containing the intent and entity definitions, respectively. However, if you are...

Here is a simple example of using the Weblogic JMS adapter in OIC - I began by setting up the JMS artefacts in Weblogic -then created a simple JMS client to sanity test - Weblogic is running on my laptop, so I have installed the OIC Connectivity Agent there as well. It is up and running - I now create the Weblogic JMS connection in OIC. Read the complete article here. PaaS Partner Community For regular information on Oracle PaaS become a member in the PaaS (Integration &...

As of Oracle Digital Assistant 19.4.1, the local deployment of custom components has changed to the point that custom component tar balls (".tgz" files) must now contain all node module dependencies. This change addresses the new Acceptable Use of the Public Registry announcement by NPM , Inc. The blog article referenced in this post explains everything you need to know about this deployment change and provides guidance on what to do or not to do. What Has Changed In previous...