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For the passphrases, use the passphrases used earlier.Thinking about TLS (Transport Layer Security, the succesor of Secure Socket Layer, SSL) and WebLogic and...
For the passphrases, use the passphrases used earlier.Thinking about TLS (Transport Layer Security, the succesor of Secure Socket Layer, SSL) and WebLogic and Oracle HTTP Server, allways gave me Cold Water Fear. You have to create keystores with keys, wallets, certificate signing requests, import signed and trusted certificate chains. Not to mention the configuration of WebLogic and OHS. Now, creating keystores with the Java Keytool turns out not that hard. And generating the...
For the passphrases, use the passphrases used earlier.Thinking about TLS (Transport Layer Security, the succesor of Secure Socket Layer, SSL) and WebLogic and Oracle HTTP Server, allways gave me Cold...
Some external components require some form of authentication before allowing their services to be accessed. Developing components or applications often comes...
Some external components require some form of authentication before allowing their services to be accessed. Developing components or applications often comes with the question of where to store the respective credentials needed to connect those external services. Oracle FMW provides a Credential Store in which these credentials can be managed in a central and secure place. It also provides a set of functions that can be used with WLST to create, list and edit those...
Some external components require some form of authentication before allowing their services to be accessed. Developing components or applications often comes with the question of where to store...
WebLogic
This is my personal entry for the ODC appreciation day that was initiated once more by Tim Hall. Intro Oracle’s Application Container Cloud Service (ACCS) is a...
This is my personal entry for the ODC appreciation day that was initiated once more by Tim Hall. Intro Oracle’s Application Container Cloud Service (ACCS) is a cloud native, container based runtime for applications and microservices implemented with Java, Node.js, Ruby, Python and PHP. It’s simplicity makes it most attractive. All you need to do is bundle and upload your code, and add a .json file to let ACCS know how to start your application. Since a couple of days ACCS is...
This is my personal entry for the ODC appreciation day that was initiated once more by Tim Hall. Intro Oracle’s Application Container Cloud Service (ACCS) is a cloud native, container based runtime...
The Oracle Applications User Experience (OAUX) team is delighted to announce the availability of the Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF) Mobile UX Rapid...
The Oracle Applications User Experience (OAUX) team is delighted to announce the availability of the Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF) Mobile UX Rapid Development Kit (RDK). This latest RDK is for anyone who wants to innovate fast in the SaaS cloud and to design and build mobile apps with a great user experience (UX) using Oracle MAF. This RDK supports popular devices and native device features. Apps deployed using this RDK can also be integrated with Oracle Mobile...
The Oracle Applications User Experience (OAUX) team is delighted to announce the availability of the Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF) Mobile UX Rapid Development Kit (RDK). This latest RDK is...
AppDev
