So what is the major difference between an Installfest and a Deployfest?With the Installfest we focus on getting developers, DBAs, sysadmins quick easy hands on...
So what is the major difference between an Installfest and a Deployfest?With the Installfest we focus on getting developers, DBAs, sysadmins quick easy hands on access to 10gR2, OCFS2 and PHP in a enterprise linux development environment. see 'Oracle & PHP Installfest' for details.With the Deployfest the focus is on giving DBAs and sysadmins exposure to realworld experience for best practises in production deployments.*Oracle-on-Linux Deployfest*Peter Sechser of the 'Hacker...
So what is the major difference between an Installfest and a Deployfest?With the Installfest we focus on getting developers, DBAs, sysadmins quick easy hands on access to 10gR2, OCFS2 and PHP in a...
Today we published a new OTN TechCast (podcast) interview with the legendary Tom Kyte, and it's *packed* with great insider information about the origins of...
Today we published a new OTN TechCast (podcast) interview with the legendary Tom Kyte, and it's *packed* with great insider information about the origins of AskTom.oracle.com (including the very first question!), the technology/people behind it (news bulletin: there are no AskTom.com elves), and Tom's forthcoming new book. Plus, Tom has some things to say (surprise!) about new features in Oracle Database 10g Release 2 he really likes, such as transparent data encryption....
Today we published a new OTN TechCast (podcast) interview with the legendary Tom Kyte, and it's *packed* with great insider information about the origins of AskTom.oracle.com (including the very first...
Waiting for OCFS2 to go production is I bit like my daughter on the drive out to Kansas to pick up a new dog - are we there yet ?You might ask why drive all the...
Waiting for OCFS2 to go production is I bit like my daughter on the drive out to Kansas to pick up a new dog - are we there yet ?You might ask why drive all the way from Denver (9.5hrs), aren't there other cluster file systems - none like this one ;-) -- besides my daughter likes this one.Last week at HQ I met with the Oracle's linux kernel team and the php team and was able to get the lowdown on the new technical content for Linux World and OTN night at OpenWorld.*Oracle &...
Waiting for OCFS2 to go production is I bit like my daughter on the drive out to Kansas to pick up a new dog - are we there yet ?You might ask why drive all the way from Denver (9.5hrs), aren't...
Oracle Database 10g Release 2 for Linux x86 is now available for download from OTN (with versions for more platforms to be available soon)!As I mentioned in...
Oracle Database 10g Release 2 for Linux x86 is now available for download from OTN (with versions for more platforms to be available soon)!As I mentioned in previous blogs, reading Arup Nanda's Oracle Database 10g Release 2: Top Features for DBAs is a great way to get started with new features such as Transparent Data Encryption, XML Query, DML Error Logging (Tom Kyte's favorite new feature), and more.If you're a Web developer, you may also want to check out the new DeployPHP...
Oracle Database 10g Release 2 for Linux x86 is now available for download from OTN (with versions for more platforms to be available soon)!As I mentioned in previous blogs, reading Arup Nanda's...
Tal Broda from the Server Technologies division apparently saw the almost unreadable screenshot image in the previous blog and took pity on me; was kind enough...
Tal Broda from the Server Technologies division apparently saw the almost unreadable screenshot image in the previous blog and took pity on me; was kind enough to send over some nice, sharp images that do the Oracle BAM UI justice:Call Center DashboardFinancial Portfolio DashboardLoan Flow DashboardThat's more like it....
Tal Broda from the Server Technologies division apparently saw the almost unreadable screenshot image in the previous blog and took pity on me; was kind enough to send over some nice, sharp...
Oracle VP for Fusion Middleware just laid out Oracle's most detailed vision yet of how the SOA lifecycle should work -- from simplified, declarative development...
Oracle VP for Fusion Middleware just laid out Oracle's most detailed vision yet of how the SOA lifecycle should work -- from simplified, declarative development via standards-based (JSF, EJB3) frameworks, to standards-based (BPEL) service integration/orchestration, to runtime management and security (via Oracle Web Services Manager et al), to post-deployment changes (via Oracle BAM). The SOA stack is starting to make some sense for the real world.Thomas also made (or echoed)...
Oracle VP for Fusion Middleware just laid out Oracle's most detailed vision yet of how the SOA lifecycle should work -- from simplified, declarative development via standards-based (JSF,...
Just saw Roel Stalman and Brian Fry of the JDeveloper team offer a very high-level (who could ask otherwise in less than an hour?) but fairly detailed overview...
Just saw Roel Stalman and Brian Fry of the JDeveloper team offer a very high-level (who could ask otherwise in less than an hour?) but fairly detailed overview of the new features in Oracle JDeveloper 10g 10.1.3. (You can download a Developer Preview from OTN right now.) The list is fairly comprehensive and amazing, and Roel and Brian (pictured at left just prior to the session) punctuated some of the highlights with demos - of JDev's tight integration with CVS, its much...
Just saw Roel Stalman and Brian Fry of the JDeveloper team offer a very high-level (who could ask otherwise in less than an hour?) but fairly detailed overview of the new features in Oracle...
As JavaOne McNealy keynotes go, this one did not set the world on fire. Perhaps of most interest was the info about the most popular tech sessions from the...
As JavaOne McNealy keynotes go, this one did not set the world on fire. Perhaps of most interest was the info about the most popular tech sessions from the previous day, the most popular being the one on Java Business Integration (JBI). Here's the abstract:"Learn about Java Business Integration (JBI) from the co-spec leads of the expert group that wrote the specification.Improving TCO, business flexibility, efficiency, and transparency is what enterprise integration is all...
As JavaOne McNealy keynotes go, this one did not set the world on fire. Perhaps of most interest was the info about the most popular tech sessions from the previous day, the most popular being the...
We've just externed a new OTN TechCast (podcast) interview with Oracle BPEL expert Dave Shaffer. Among other things, Dave explains why J2EE developers should...
We've just externed a new OTN TechCast (podcast) interview with Oracle BPEL expert Dave Shaffer. Among other things, Dave explains why J2EE developers should care about BPEL, the architecture of a BPEL "business process," and how a BPEL business process is related to/differs from a conventional "Web service." Good stuff for people getting started with BPEL.Listen to the podcast mp3, or subscribe to Oracle's OTN TechCasts via RSS, here.
We've just externed a new OTN TechCast (podcast) interview with Oracle BPEL expert Dave Shaffer. Among other things, Dave explains why J2EE developers should care about BPEL, the architecture of...
