Introduction I have released the first small update to the worklist that adds some new functionality: Main Article The ability to view and download attachments...
Introduction I have released the first small update to the worklist that adds some new functionality: Main Article The ability to view and download attachments from Task Detail page, Proper handling for over 200 tasks in the Task List page – previously only the first 200 tasks would be retrieved, it will now get all tasks, A little bit of CSS tidy up. The new version is available in Subversion, or as a JAR from the main worklist page.
Introduction I have released the first small update to the worklist that adds some new functionality: Main Article The ability to view and download attachments from Task Detail page, Proper handling...
Introduction The newly updated iPhone app for Oracle WebCenter Spaces 11g Release 1 is now available, with support for PS3 as well as PS2 servers. Main Article...
Introduction The newly updated iPhone app for Oracle WebCenter Spaces 11g Release 1 is now available, with support for PS3 as well as PS2 servers. Main Article This new version represents a major change, not merely an incremental update of the previous version. A list summarizing the new features is below. Important information: To get the app from iTunes, use this link iOS 4.2 or higher is required More information on the app, including a link to documentation is available...
Introduction The newly updated iPhone app for Oracle WebCenter Spaces 11g Release 1 is now available, with support for PS3 as well as PS2 servers. Main Article This new version represents a...
Introduction This post is part of a series on Continuous Integration. I am exploring how to use Maven and Hudson to create a continuous integration capability...
Introduction This post is part of a series on Continuous Integration. I am exploring how to use Maven and Hudson to create a continuous integration capability for SOA and BPM projects. This will be the first post of several on this topic, and today we will look at setting up some simple continuous integration for a single SOA project. In future posts I will expand on this and look at BPM, Human Task user interface projects, ADF, etc., but you have to start somewhere! Main...
Introduction This post is part of a series on Continuous Integration. I am exploring how to use Maven and Hudson to create a continuous integration capability for SOA and BPM projects. This will be...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In the post we will implement two Controllers and a View...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In the post we will implement two Controllers and a View that will allow the use to view a list of tasks that they are able to initiate, and to actually initiate a task. These Controllers will be a little different the the ones we have been looking at so far. Firstly, they use some APIs from a different package, of course this is hidden in the MTaskList class, so we wont...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In the post we will implement two Controllers and a View that will allow the use to view a list...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In this post we will implement a Controller to take an...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In this post we will implement a Controller to take an action on a task, or to ‘process’ the task. Like the Add Comment Controller in the previous post, this controller is also fairly straightforward and does not have an associated View of its own, we will send the user back to the Task Details View for the task in question. Here is the code for...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In this post we will implement a Controller to take an action on a task, or to ‘process’ the...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article We just have a Controller to add comments to a task, no...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article We just have a Controller to add comments to a task, no View. After adding comments to a task, we will return the user to the Task Details View for that task. This controller will be called (invoked) from an HTML FORM on the Task Details View, as we saw in the last post. Here is the code for the Add Comments Controller, com.oracle.ateam.AddCommentsController, I left some...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article We just have a Controller to add comments to a task, no View. After adding comments to a task,...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article Most of our controllers are fairly similar and not too...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article Most of our controllers are fairly similar and not too complicated, so let’s jump right in and take a look at the com.oracle.ateam.TaskDetailController. Here is the code (more comments in Subversion): package com.oracle.ateam; import org.springframework.web.servlet.mvc.Controller; import org.springframework.web.servlet.ModelAndView;...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article Most of our controllers are fairly similar and not too complicated, so let’s jump right in...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In the previous posts, we built the model and skeleton...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In the previous posts, we built the model and skeleton pages. Now we will implement the Controller and View for the Task List. Let’s take a look at the com.oracle.ateam.TaskListController code: package com.oracle.ateam; import org.springframework.web.servlet.mvc.Controller; import org.springframework.web.servlet.ModelAndView; import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In the previous posts, we built the model and skeleton pages. Now we will implement...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In the previous posts we have created our model and...
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In the previous posts we have created our model and skeleton view. Now, we want to set up security. One of our goals was to integrate with WebLogic security so that we don’t need to worry about security in our application. It also makes our application more secure, as we will not be collecting or storing any credentials. Using WebLogic security is pretty straight forward....
Introduction This post is part of a series on building a custom worklist for BPM/SOA 11g. Main article In the previous posts we have created our model and skeleton view. Now, we want to set up...
