Introduction This article outlines a configuration option for Oracle Java Cloud Service (JCS) in the Oracle Cloud to support switchover between datacenters to...
Introduction This article outlines a configuration option for Oracle Java Cloud Service (JCS) in the Oracle Cloud to support switchover between datacenters to allow for ongoing availability. The configuration allows easy switchover between datacenters in case of scheduled maintenance and other outages. In this example the primary datacenter is US2 and secondary is EM2. This example has been intentionally kept simple to allow easy understanding of the concept. The WebLogic...
Introduction This article outlines a configuration option for Oracle Java Cloud Service (JCS) in the Oracle Cloud to support switchover between datacenters to allow for ongoing availability. The...
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Introduction This blog is part of the series of blogs the A-Team has been running on Oracle Service Cloud(Rightnow). In the previous blogs we went through...
Introduction This blog is part of the series of blogs the A-Team has been running on Oracle Service Cloud(Rightnow). In the previous blogs we went through various options for importing data into Service Cloud. In this article I will first describe two main ways of subscribing to outbound events, as data is created/updated/deleted in Rightnow. These notifications are real-time and meant only for real-time or online use-cases. Secondly, I will briefly discuss a few options for...
Introduction This blog is part of the series of blogs the A-Team has been running on Oracle Service Cloud(Rightnow). In the previous blogs we went through various options for importing data...
Introduction The Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service (IoTCS) allows you to set up an integration with the Oracle Mobile Cloud Service (MCS) to process and...
Introduction The Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service (IoTCS) allows you to set up an integration with the Oracle Mobile Cloud Service (MCS) to process and analyze the data received from your mobile devices that are connected to IoTCS. This article explains how you can create a custom API in MCS that exposes this device data so you can easily build a mobile or web app on top of it. Main Article This article discusses two techniques to store the device data in MCS: Using...
Introduction The Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service (IoTCS) allows you to set up an integration with the Oracle Mobile Cloud Service (MCS) to process and analyze the data received from...
In Part 1 of this series we saw how to setup a connection in Oracle Stream Analytics to Twitter and create a Tweet stream. In this part we will investigate...
In Part 1 of this series we saw how to setup a connection in Oracle Stream Analytics to Twitter and create a Tweet stream. In this part we will investigate using the OSA map and geo-spatial exploration features to display the tweet point of origin on a map. Location Aware Tweets Notice that tweets do not by default include the location information (latitude and longitude) of the post. Missing location data is set to minus one on the tweet as shown below. In order to include...
In Part 1 of this series we saw how to setup a connection in Oracle Stream Analytics to Twitter and create a Tweet stream. In this part we will investigate using the OSA map and geo-spatial...
Introduction This article will provide an overview of using Maven to build code and create modules for Oracle ATG Commerce. A sample that builds the Commerce...
Introduction This article will provide an overview of using Maven to build code and create modules for Oracle ATG Commerce. A sample that builds the Commerce Reference Store for Oracle ATG Commerce 11.2 is available at https://github.com/oracle/atg-build-tools/tree/master/atg-crs-11.2-maven Understanding Oracle ATG Commerce modules, and their relationship to Maven In order to effectively use Maven with Oracle ATG Commerce, or any other build tool, it is important to...
Introduction This article will provide an overview of using Maven to build code and create modules for Oracle ATG Commerce. A sample that builds the Commerce Reference Store for Oracle ATG...
BPM 12c has been the latest released version for almost two years now. BPM 11g installations should be looking at 12c upgrades to either pick up significant new...
BPM 12c has been the latest released version for almost two years now. BPM 11g installations should be looking at 12c upgrades to either pick up significant new features in 12c or prepare for 11g end of support. The upgrade can be quite involved depending on how complex the existing 11g environment is and how much running, faulted and completed instance data it contains. In all but the most trivial cases it will require careful planning and testing. Support Dates A caveat to...
BPM 12c has been the latest released version for almost two years now. BPM 11g installations should be looking at 12c upgrades to either pick up significant new features in 12c or prepare for 11g end...
Introduction Oracle MAF 2.3.1 has just been released. This release contains a major new feature, the client data model (CDM). CDM is the productized version of...
Introduction Oracle MAF 2.3.1 has just been released. This release contains a major new feature, the client data model (CDM). CDM is the productized version of the A-Team Mobile Persistence Accelerator (AMPA). This article explains how you can migrate your existing MAF app that uses AMPA to MAF 2.3.1 with CDM. We recommend to perform this migration as soon as possible since Oracle A-Team will no longer maintain the AMPA open source project in GitHub. The migration steps are...
Introduction Oracle MAF 2.3.1 has just been released. This release contains a major new feature, the client data model (CDM). CDM is the productized version of the A-Team Mobile...
This is part 3 of the blog series that covers SOAP and REST integration with Sales Cloud. In part 1 and part 2, I covered SOAP services. In this part I’ll be...
This is part 3 of the blog series that covers SOAP and REST integration with Sales Cloud. In part 1 and part 2, I covered SOAP services. In this part I’ll be covering Sales Cloud REST APIs Please note that this blog was written in 2016 when R11 SaaS was available. Current version is R13. Although much of this blog still applies, REST APIs have largely been improved. Please visit https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/engagement/19c/faaps/rest-endpoints.html for the latest as...
This is part 3 of the blog series that covers SOAP and REST integration with Sales Cloud. In part 1 and part 2, I covered SOAP services. In this part I’ll be covering Sales Cloud REST APIs Please...
