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...
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...
