Introduction Oracle's Mobile Application Framework (MAF) is a great tool for web developers to enter the mobile application development space in an easy and...
Introduction Oracle's Mobile Application Framework (MAF) is a great tool for web developers to enter the mobile application development space in an easy and seamless manner. MAF's full support for JavaScript and CSS to create application behavior and styling, means developers can carry over the same skills of web development into the world of mobile apps. While MAF's AMX component set is fully featured and is a great springboard to get your application jump-started, MAF...
Introduction Oracle's Mobile Application Framework (MAF) is a great tool for web developers to enter the mobile application development space in an easy and seamless manner. MAF's full support...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides a list of activities that have recently occurred in a portal, called an activity stream, via a...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides a list of activities that have recently occurred in a portal, called an activity stream, via a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface. This article summarizes accessing this activity stream from a mobile device, making use of the Oracle Service Bus (OSB), 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...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides a list of activities that have recently occurred in a portal, called an activity stream, via a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface....
Introduction I've heard from several customers lately who have asked about unexpected growth in XML_DOCUMENT table compared to other BPM tables. This blog looks...
Introduction I've heard from several customers lately who have asked about unexpected growth in XML_DOCUMENT table compared to other BPM tables. This blog looks into the reasons for this growth and some suggestions on how to mitigate it. Test Project In order to demonstrate XML_DOCUMENT table growth we'll use the following process.... ... this has a simple embedded sub-process and a multi-instance embedded sub-process so we can monitor whether these have any impact. Both have...
Introduction I've heard from several customers lately who have asked about unexpected growth in XML_DOCUMENT table compared to other BPM tables. This blog looks into the reasons for this growth and...
Introduction Oracle has released Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF), the new cross-platform development framework for mobile applications that supersedes...
Introduction Oracle has released Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF), the new cross-platform development framework for mobile applications that supersedes ADF Mobile. Oracle A-Team has upgraded its Mobile Persistence Accelerator to work with Oracle MAF. This accelerator adds significant value to Oracle MAF: it allows easy consumption of RESTful services, and provides a complete persistence layer that allows you to use the mobile application in offline mode. You can read...
Introduction Oracle has released Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF), the new cross-platform development framework for mobile applications that supersedes ADF Mobile. Oracle A-Team has upgraded...
This article will show you how to use Automatic Network (anet) resource to configure IPoIB and EoIB bonded interfaces in a Solaris zone on an Exalogic machine...
This article will show you how to use Automatic Network (anet) resource to configure IPoIB and EoIB bonded interfaces in a Solaris zone on an Exalogic machine running Solaris 11.1. Let's start with a basic configuration of a zone with no network interface configured: zonecfg:zoss01> info zonename: zoss01 zonepath: /zones/zoss01 brand: solaris autoboot: false bootargs: file-mac-profile: pool: limitpriv: scheduling-class: ip-type: exclusive hostid: fs-allowed: rootzpool: ...
This article will show you how to use Automatic Network (anet) resource to configure IPoIB and EoIB bonded interfaces in a Solaris zone on an Exalogic machine running Solaris 11.1. Let's start with a...
Having completed the CreateAssembly (Create Assets) re-write of the SimpleExaCli I decided it was time to migrate some of the additional functionality I use and...
Having completed the CreateAssembly (Create Assets) re-write of the SimpleExaCli I decided it was time to migrate some of the additional functionality I use and enhancing the outputs to match my requirements. This quick blog entry will describe the currently migrated commands and their new output structure. In accordance with my previous CreateAssembly blog I have split the functions into smaller commands and subsequently wrapped calls to these into a top level...
Having completed the CreateAssembly (Create Assets) re-write of the SimpleExaCli I decided it was time to migrate some of the additional functionality I use and enhancing the outputs to match my...
Following the success of the CreateAssets shell script and it's subsequent merging into the SimpleExaCli script I decided to extend the features and leverage...
Following the success of the CreateAssets shell script and it's subsequent merging into the SimpleExaCli script I decided to extend the features and leverage the full functionality of the 2.0.6.x (Echo) IaaS. As part of the revisit of the code a rewrite in python was performed and the primary reason for this was it allowed for simple coding to read and access the new JSON format definition file. The additional flexibility that the python language allows provided a framework...
Following the success of the CreateAssets shell script and it's subsequent merging into the SimpleExaCli script I decided to extend the features and leverage the full functionality of the...
Following a number of discussions around the SimpleExaCli Script and the ModifyLVM Script that are available from this blog site I decided to package the...
Following a number of discussions around the SimpleExaCli Script and the ModifyLVM Script that are available from this blog site I decided to package the scripts and any future scripts within a simple Utility vServer that was then converted to a template using the SimpleExaCli script. The advantage of constructing this standard utility vServer is that it can be configured in an appropriate manner to allow simple use of all the scripts to control and configure your Exalogic...
Following a number of discussions around the SimpleExaCli Script and the ModifyLVM Script that are available from this blog site I decided to package the scripts and any future scripts within a simple...
Introduction The "OGG-01161 Bad Column Index" error is possibly one of the most reviled and misunderstood Oracle GoldenGate (OGG) error messages ever created....
Introduction The "OGG-01161 Bad Column Index" error is possibly one of the most reviled and misunderstood Oracle GoldenGate (OGG) error messages ever created. In this article, we shall attempt to demystify this error message. Main Article Bad column index errors tend to occur in OGG heterogeneous; i.e., unlike database, environments and most frequently where change control procedures do not require an OGG sign-off for database maintenance tasks. To demonstrate, I have an...
Introduction The "OGG-01161 Bad Column Index" error is possibly one of the most reviled and misunderstood Oracle GoldenGate (OGG) error messages ever created. In this article, we shall attempt...
