Introduction A multihomed machine is a type of host that uses multiple interfaces and contains two or more network addresses that can be attached to the same...
Introduction A multihomed machine is a type of host that uses multiple interfaces and contains two or more network addresses that can be attached to the same LAN segment or a separate LAN segment. Multihoming is a process or a technique widely used to eliminate single point of failure on the network, and provides alternate data transmission paths in the event of a path failure. Having a multihomed host, sometimes can present an issue with an application that uses or expects...
Introduction A multihomed machine is a type of host that uses multiple interfaces and contains two or more network addresses that can be attached to the same LAN segment or a separate LAN...
Introduction Security systems, including OAM, reside in a dynamic environment where the parameters that affect system performance are ever changing. On top of...
Introduction Security systems, including OAM, reside in a dynamic environment where the parameters that affect system performance are ever changing. On top of that, access management Infrastructure like OAM serve as the front door or gate to every application/system in an organization. Therefore continuous monitoring of such key components is mandatory to ensure continuous success of not just your access and SSO solution but indeed your very applications themselves. Effective...
Introduction Security systems, including OAM, reside in a dynamic environment where the parameters that affect system performance are ever changing. On top of that, access management...
Introduction Back in 2012 after the release of BPM 11g PS4FP I wrote a blog entry on Instance Patching, what it was and how it worked. Remember, instance...
Introduction Back in 2012 after the release of BPM 11g PS4FP I wrote a blog entry on Instance Patching, what it was and how it worked. Remember, instance patching is redeployment of a composite on the same Revision ID with "keep running instances" option, as opposed to instance migration which follows deployment of a new composite with a new Revision ID and selected instances migrated from the old to the new revision. I've decided to revisit the subject in a little more...
Introduction Back in 2012 after the release of BPM 11g PS4FP I wrote a blog entry on Instance Patching, what it was and how it worked. Remember, instance patching is redeployment of a composite on the...
Introduction Following on from a recent blog article for trouble-shooting RPD Patching issues, which you can find here, this article will cover the BI Web...
Introduction Following on from a recent blog article for trouble-shooting RPD Patching issues, which you can find here, this article will cover the BI Web Catalog Patching process. In addition to an overview of the process, it will provide a methodology to understand exactly what changes the Patching Process is endeavoring to make. This could be useful in troubleshooting patching issues, or even providing enough information to make the decision to skip a patch altogether...
Introduction Following on from a recent blog article for trouble-shooting RPD Patching issues, which you can find here, this article will cover the BI Web Catalog Patching process. In addition to an...
Introduction With the introduction of BPM 12c comes the long-awaited migration tool to migrate BPM 10g projects to BPM 12c. The A-Team have been heavily...
Introduction With the introduction of BPM 12c comes the long-awaited migration tool to migrate BPM 10g projects to BPM 12c. The A-Team have been heavily involved with the effort to create collateral around this tool - patterns, approaches, samples, tutorials, labs etc. One of the common patterns in BPM 10g is using an Excel spreadsheet as input to a process which led me to investigate how this could be replicated in 12c. What follows is a step-by-step guide to achieving an...
Introduction With the introduction of BPM 12c comes the long-awaited migration tool to migrate BPM 10g projects to BPM 12c. The A-Team have been heavily involved with the effort to create collateral...
In this blog post I explain how you can publish rendered assets from WebCenter Sites into other systems. This allows assets to be exported in a rendered form,...
In this blog post I explain how you can publish rendered assets from WebCenter Sites into other systems. This allows assets to be exported in a rendered form, so they can be consumed by external systems, like Oracle Commerce or a Content Distribution Network (CDN). The initial focus of this work was to improve the existing WebCenter Sites and Oracle Commerce integration as published by the Oracle Commerce team by providing the capability to inject rendered and composed...
In this blog post I explain how you can publish rendered assets from WebCenter Sites into other systems. This allows assets to be exported in a rendered form, so they can be consumed by...
This paper can be downloaded by clicking: Installing WebCenter Sites on Exalogic Ver1.0 Tips for Installing WebCenter Sites 11gR1 on Exalogic Background:...
This paper can be downloaded by clicking: Installing WebCenter Sites on Exalogic Ver1.0 Tips for Installing WebCenter Sites 11gR1 on Exalogic Background: Recently I had the opportunity to install WebCenter Sites on Exalogic. Everything, including the database, was to be installed on the same Exalogic box. In this aspect the installation was different from a recommended WebCenter Sites install. Typically, WebLogic Application Server would be on Exalogic and Oracle Database...
This paper can be downloaded by clicking: Installing WebCenter Sites on Exalogic Ver1.0 Tips for Installing WebCenter Sites 11gR1 on Exalogic Background: Recently I had the opportunity to install...
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 Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides the activity stream for a portal via a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface. This article...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides the activity stream for a portal via a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface. This article describes accessing this activity stream from a mobile device, making use of the Oracle Service Bus (SB), and the Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF). The WCP activities are persisted on the mobile device using the A-Team Mobile Persistence Extension for Oracle MAF, and status updates can be posted to WCP with the...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides the activity stream for a portal via a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface. This article describes accessing this activity stream from...
