When working with Oracle Integration Cloud Service (ICS) SOAP Connections, it is common to upload a WSDL file when configuring the Connection Properties: The...
When working with Oracle Integration Cloud Service (ICS) SOAP Connections, it is common to upload a WSDL file when configuring the Connection Properties: The focus of this blog is how to retrieve/recover the WSDL in the event the original file is not available. This can be accomplished in several ways that include an on-line and/or off-line approach. Regardless of the approach, it is important to understand that when the WSDL file is uploaded it is added to the connection as...
When working with Oracle Integration Cloud Service (ICS) SOAP Connections, it is common to upload a WSDL file when configuring the Connection Properties: The focus of this blog is how...
Author: Ricardo Ferreira Introduction Developers using the API Platform Cloud Service often make use of the built-in policies that comes with the platform; to...
Author: Ricardo Ferreira Introduction Developers using the API Platform Cloud Service often make use of the built-in policies that comes with the platform; to implement any logic that needs to be executed before delivering the actual message to the backend service. One common policy used is the Groovy policy, which allows API developers to write Groovy scripts that can be executed either within the request or the response pipeline. These scripts can be used to inspect and...
Author: Ricardo Ferreira Introduction Developers using the API Platform Cloud Service often make use of the built-in policies that comes with the platform; to implement any logic that needs to...
Introduction In this the third and final part of the series on using the PCS Rest API we will take the single page HTML application we started with in Part 1...
Introduction In this the third and final part of the series on using the PCS Rest API we will take the single page HTML application we started with in Part 1 and use Oracle JET (Javascript Extension Toolkit) to create an HTML/js application. Oracle JET is also an MVVM (model-view-viewmodel) architecture as we saw in Part 2. JET using Knockout.js for the ViewModel instead of Vue.js we used in Part 2. There is an excellent overview in the JET documentation where you will find...
Introduction In this the third and final part of the series on using the PCS Rest API we will take the single page HTML application we started with in Part 1 and use Oracle JET (Javascript Extension...
Introduction In Part 1 we looked at using the Process Cloud Service REST API and making REST calls from an HTML page using jQuery/AJAX. In Part 2 we’ll take the...
Introduction In Part 1 we looked at using the Process Cloud Service REST API and making REST calls from an HTML page using jQuery/AJAX. In Part 2 we’ll take the next step by using and presenting data retrieved from PCS. We started out stuffing the string representation of the JSON data into an HTML <div> on the page. Now let's present interesting bits of the data in a clear and appealing user interface. Building presentation structure separate from data and code is a...
Introduction In Part 1 we looked at using the Process Cloud Service REST API and making REST calls from an HTML page using jQuery/AJAX. In Part 2 we’ll take the next step by using and presenting...
Introduction The process of deploying SOA Projects to Oracle SOA Cloud Services (SOACS) can be significantly simplified and streamlined using the Oracle...
Introduction The process of deploying SOA Projects to Oracle SOA Cloud Services (SOACS) can be significantly simplified and streamlined using the Oracle Developer Cloud Services (DevCS) by facilitating the inbuilt Maven and GIT repositories. This article is a walk-through on how create a SOA Project in JDeveloper and get it deployed on SOACS using DevCS. It is based on Windows, but other operating systems work in a very similar way. The following graphic shows the simplified...
Introduction The process of deploying SOA Projects to Oracle SOA Cloud Services (SOACS) can be significantly simplified and streamlined using the Oracle Developer Cloud Services (DevCS)...
The Process Cloud Service (PCS) REST API provides an avenue to build UI components for workflow applications based on PCS. The versatility that comes with REST...
The Process Cloud Service (PCS) REST API provides an avenue to build UI components for workflow applications based on PCS. The versatility that comes with REST enables modern web application frameworks and just as easily, mobile applications. The API documentation is available here. Notice the endpoints are organized into eight categories. We'll be focusing on the process and task categories. Exploring the API The API documentation contains samples using cURL which is useful...
The Process Cloud Service (PCS) REST API provides an avenue to build UI components for workflow applications based on PCS. The versatility that comes with REST enables modern web...
Introduction PCS release 16.3.5 introduced a brand new home-grown web form in replacement of the Frevo based web form. I had an opportunity to work with the new...
Introduction PCS release 16.3.5 introduced a brand new home-grown web form in replacement of the Frevo based web form. I had an opportunity to work with the new web form for a customer demo just before its release. This post intends to describe my first impression with the new web form and introduce some new features that I learned from my first hands-on experience. I intend to write a second post on the same subject but focusing solely on look-and-feel customization using...
Introduction PCS release 16.3.5 introduced a brand new home-grown web form in replacement of the Frevo based web form. I had an opportunity to work with the new web form for a customer demo just...
Introduction Oracle's Mobile Cloud Service (MCS) can be used with any mobile client development tool. To speed up development for the most popular development...
Introduction Oracle's Mobile Cloud Service (MCS) can be used with any mobile client development tool. To speed up development for the most popular development tools, MCS comes with a Software Development Kit (SDK) for native Android, iOS and Windows development, as well as a JavaScript SDK for hybrid JavaScript-based development. Oracle's A-Team has gained experience with the MCS JavaScript SDK in combination with various JavaScript toolkits. In a previous post, we discussed...
Introduction Oracle's Mobile Cloud Service (MCS) can be used with any mobile client development tool. To speed up development for the most popular development tools, MCS comes with a...
Author: Ricardo Ferreira Introduction Oracle ICS (Integration Cloud Service) provides a set of handy REST APIs that allow users to manage and monitor related...
Author: Ricardo Ferreira Introduction Oracle ICS (Integration Cloud Service) provides a set of handy REST APIs that allow users to manage and monitor related artifacts such as connections, integrations, lookups and packages. It also allow the retrieval of monitoring metrics for further analysis. More details about it can be found in the following documentation link. The primary use case for these REST APIs is to allow command-line interactions to perform tasks such as...
Author: Ricardo Ferreira Introduction Oracle ICS (Integration Cloud Service) provides a set of handy REST APIs that allow users to manage and monitor related artifacts such as...
