With the help of my A-Team colleagues (Sushil Shukla, Siming Mu, John Featherly, Pete Farkas), and based on collective experiences visiting numerous BPM...
With the help of my A-Team colleagues (Sushil Shukla, Siming Mu, John Featherly, Pete Farkas), and based on collective experiences visiting numerous BPM customers worldwide, I have put together my "Top 10" list of things everyone should know when embarking on a BPM project. You might agree, you might disagree, most of all, feel free to comment. 1. Auditing BPM provides the business with extremely detailed visibility of runtime instances through its powerful auditing...
With the help of my A-Team colleagues (Sushil Shukla, Siming Mu, John Featherly, Pete Farkas), and based on collective experiences visiting numerous BPM customers worldwide, I have put together...
Introduction One of the great features that customers need to be aware of and it could be used, as post-process, on many different situations such as: P2T, T2P...
Introduction One of the great features that customers need to be aware of and it could be used, as post-process, on many different situations such as: P2T, T2P and clone is the ability to reset multiple passwords simultaneously. Imagine the customer is scaling out their environment because they need an additional UAT environment. This customer has a new requirement: Replace all end-user passwords on an entire FA-IDM REL8 solution. This kind of scenario is growing naturally...
Introduction One of the great features that customers need to be aware of and it could be used, as post-process, on many different situations such as: P2T, T2P and clone is the ability to...
Author: Ricardo Ferreira Introduction One of the most popular use cases for Oracle Service Bus (OSB) is the mediation of synchronous service interactions. In...
Author: Ricardo Ferreira Introduction One of the most popular use cases for Oracle Service Bus (OSB) is the mediation of synchronous service interactions. In this scenario, a client invokes the service through a proxy instead of the actual service endpoint, guaranteeing that the consumer is decoupled from the producer. This type of architecture allows producers to be changed without impacting the consumers, allowing greater agility for projects with volatile requirements....
Author: Ricardo Ferreira Introduction One of the most popular use cases for Oracle Service Bus (OSB) is the mediation of synchronous service interactions. In this scenario, a client invokes...
Introduction To build functional and performant mobile apps, the back-end data services need to be optimized for mobile consumption. RESTful web services using...
Introduction To build functional and performant mobile apps, the back-end data services need to be optimized for mobile consumption. RESTful web services using JSON as payload format are widely considered as the best architectural choice for integration between mobile apps and back-end systems. At the same time, most existing enterprise back-end systems provide a SOAP-based web service application programming interface (API) or proprietary file-based interfaces. In this...
Introduction To build functional and performant mobile apps, the back-end data services need to be optimized for mobile consumption. RESTful web services using JSON as payload format are...
Introduction ADF web applications often use session-scoped user context information that is also used in the ADF Business Components (ADF BC) layer. For...
Introduction ADF web applications often use session-scoped user context information that is also used in the ADF Business Components (ADF BC) layer. For example, the user language might be used to query language-specific data from the database. This article explains how this user context can be set up when accessing the ADF BC layer through its SOAP-based web service layer rather than through a web application. Main Article To access session information in the ADF BC layer,...
Introduction ADF web applications often use session-scoped user context information that is also used in the ADF Business Components (ADF BC) layer. For example, the user language might be used to...
The Parking Lot Pattern has been leveraged in many Oracle SOA Suite deployments to handle complex batching, message correlation, and complex processing flows....
The Parking Lot Pattern has been leveraged in many Oracle SOA Suite deployments to handle complex batching, message correlation, and complex processing flows. One scenario that is a frequent topic of discussion is throttling SOA Suite so as not to overwhelm slower downstream systems. Most often this is accomplished via the tuning knobs within SOA Suite and WebLogic Server. However, there are times when the built-in tuning cannot be tweaked enough to stop flooding slower...
The Parking Lot Pattern has been leveraged in many Oracle SOA Suite deployments to handle complex batching, message correlation, and complex processing flows. One scenario that is a frequent topic...
The parking lot pattern is a strategy in Oracle SOA Suite to stage data in an intermediary store prior to complete processing by SOA Suite itself. This pattern...
The parking lot pattern is a strategy in Oracle SOA Suite to stage data in an intermediary store prior to complete processing by SOA Suite itself. This pattern was spearheaded years ago by Deepak Arora and Christian Weeks of the Oracle SOA A-Team. It has been implemented in various verticals to address processing challenges which include batch, complex message correlation/flows, throttling (see Throttling in SOA Suite via Parking Lot Pattern), etc. To detail the pattern,...
The parking lot pattern is a strategy in Oracle SOA Suite to stage data in an intermediary store prior to complete processing by SOA Suite itself. This pattern was spearheaded years ago by Deepak...
