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...
I am pleased to announce the availability of a new whitepaper on Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture, titled "Oracle Commerce MAA With a Case Study on...
I am pleased to announce the availability of a new whitepaper on Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture, titled "Oracle Commerce MAA With a Case Study on Exadata and Exalogic". As the name suggests this paper is Oracle's best practices blueprint based on proven Oracle high availability technologies and recommendations. The goal of MAA is to achieve the optimal high availability architecture at the lowest cost and complexity. Whitepaper download link: oracle-commerce-maa
I am pleased to announce the availability of a new whitepaper on Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture, titled "Oracle Commerce MAA With a Case Study on Exadata and Exalogic". As the name suggests...
Overview One of the most powerful features provided by Fusion Applications is the out-of-the-box configuration of the HTTP Server at Provisioning time. This...
Overview One of the most powerful features provided by Fusion Applications is the out-of-the-box configuration of the HTTP Server at Provisioning time. This feature comes in different flavors, enabling the user to select the most appropriate type of configuration for their environment, including setting it up for use with a load balancer or reverse proxy. The goal of this blog is to complement the information provided in the Fusion Applications Installation Guide providing...
Overview One of the most powerful features provided by Fusion Applications is the out-of-the-box configuration of the HTTP Server at Provisioning time. This feature comes in different...
Introduction: Requests to a WebLogic Server (WLS) usually go through a web server or a load balancer which serve as a proxy for the client requests. When the...
Introduction: Requests to a WebLogic Server (WLS) usually go through a web server or a load balancer which serve as a proxy for the client requests. When the WLS requests are "front-ended" by either a web server or a load-balancer, the requests are handled via a plugin. It is important for WLS to be aware of the proxy so as to handle the request correctly. Informing the Weblogic Server of the proxy, and therefore the presence of the plugin, is achieved using the WLS setting...
Introduction: Requests to a WebLogic Server (WLS) usually go through a web server or a load balancer which serve as a proxy for the client requests. When the WLS requests are "front-ended" by either a...
Introduction Fusion Applications (FA) patching is a regular administrative task during a Fusion Apps release life-cycle. Patches for Fusion Applications (P4FA)...
Introduction Fusion Applications (FA) patching is a regular administrative task during a Fusion Apps release life-cycle. Patches for Fusion Applications (P4FA) are special collections of one-off fixes and tech stack updates (i.e. for Fusion Middleware, Database, Weblogic Server etc) compiled and certified for Fusion Applications where an installation of them improves system stability and performance substantially. Every FA release has its own set of P4FA patches and it's...
Introduction Fusion Applications (FA) patching is a regular administrative task during a Fusion Apps release life-cycle. Patches for Fusion Applications (P4FA) are special collections of one-off fixes...
Introduction Fusion Applications Security is designed based on Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). It is an approach to restricting access to authorized users....
Introduction Fusion Applications Security is designed based on Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). It is an approach to restricting access to authorized users. In general, RBAC is defined based on the primary rules as per this wiki page. RBAC normalizes access to functions and data through user roles rather than only users. User access is based on the definition of the roles provisioned to the user. RBAC secures access in a "Who can do what on which functions or sets of data...
Introduction Fusion Applications Security is designed based on Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). It is an approach to restricting access to authorized users. In general, RBAC is defined based on the...
Introduction I've heard from several customers lately who have asked about unexpected growth in XML_DOCUMENT table compared to other BPM tables. This blog looks...
Introduction I've heard from several customers lately who have asked about unexpected growth in XML_DOCUMENT table compared to other BPM tables. This blog looks into the reasons for this growth and some suggestions on how to mitigate it. Test Project In order to demonstrate XML_DOCUMENT table growth we'll use the following process.... ... this has a simple embedded sub-process and a multi-instance embedded sub-process so we can monitor whether these have any impact. Both have...
Introduction I've heard from several customers lately who have asked about unexpected growth in XML_DOCUMENT table compared to other BPM tables. This blog looks into the reasons for this growth and...
Introduction One of the key aspects of Fusion Applications operations is the Users and Roles management. Fusion Applications uses the Oracle Identity management...
Introduction One of the key aspects of Fusion Applications operations is the Users and Roles management. Fusion Applications uses the Oracle Identity management for its Identity store and policy store by default.This article explains how user and roles flows work from different poin of views, using 'key' IDM products for each flow in detail. With a clear understanding of the workings of the Fusion Applications with Identity Management for user provisioning and roles...
Introduction One of the key aspects of Fusion Applications operations is the Users and Roles management. Fusion Applications uses the Oracle Identity management for its Identity store and policy store...
Introduction: When accessing Fusion Applications (FA), a user typically requests their FA home page by typing in the URL in a browser window or clicking on a...
Introduction: When accessing Fusion Applications (FA), a user typically requests their FA home page by typing in the URL in a browser window or clicking on a favorites link. The user then logs in to the application and gets to the home page and performs various activities such as - navigate to different parts of the application, perform transactions, view existing transactions, run or schedule jobs and view/create reports, among other things. For the end user, all it takes is...
Introduction: When accessing Fusion Applications (FA), a user typically requests their FA home page by typing in the URL in a browser window or clicking on a favorites link. The user then logs in to...
