Introduction A previous blog post discussed how to generate and consume user accounts when testing WebCenter with OATS. In this scenario, the generated user...
Introduction A previous blog post discussed how to generate and consume user accounts when testing WebCenter with OATS. In this scenario, the generated user accounts can only be used once. This blog post addresses the additional complexity of multiple scripts that each do a part of the overall test case, with each script using the results of the previous step. Main Article Each OATS script tests a part of the overall functionality of the customer application, then records...
Introduction A previous blog post discussed how to generate and consume user accounts when testing WebCenter with OATS. In this scenario, the generated user accounts can only be used once. This blog...
The WebCenter Sites API does not have a full Java API for the Render tags. Creating a URL for a page or a blob in a Groovy element is not straight forward. Also...
The WebCenter Sites API does not have a full Java API for the Render tags. Creating a URL for a page or a blob in a Groovy element is not straight forward. Also calling another Template from a Groovy element or any java code, requires a bridge API. In this article we'll explorer that API. RunTag API Since the earliest versions of WebCenter Site there has been support for XML elements and a corresponding XML Tag API. From XML Tags it was possible to call the WCS Java API. Also...
The WebCenter Sites API does not have a full Java API for the Render tags. Creating a URL for a page or a blob in a Groovy element is not straight forward. Also calling another Template from a Groovy...
In our continued exploration of Groovy as an alternative to traditional JSP element to implement the rendering business logic, we step today into...
In our continued exploration of Groovy as an alternative to traditional JSP element to implement the rendering business logic, we step today into multi-dimensionable assets. Or to put it more simply: how do I look up a translated asset in Groovy. The example makes use of the FirstSiteII sample site assets. The assetids reference that site. The code itself is straight forward once you understand the moving parts. To lookup a translated asset 3 components are used: a Dimension...
In our continued exploration of Groovy as an alternative to traditional JSP element to implement the rendering business logic, we step today into multi-dimensionable assets. Or to put it more simply:...
Introduction The Oracle Application Testing Suite (ATS) is a comprehensive testing solution with built-in support for testing Application Development Framework...
Introduction The Oracle Application Testing Suite (ATS) is a comprehensive testing solution with built-in support for testing Application Development Framework (ADF) applications. In many testing scenarios, user accounts can be generated once and used again and again when testing various functional areas. These user accounts could be created by a script or even created manually. Some testing scenarios, however, require that user accounts can only be used once. In this...
Introduction The Oracle Application Testing Suite (ATS) is a comprehensive testing solution with built-in support for testing Application Development Framework (ADF) applications. In many testing...
Introduction This article is applicable to Oracle GoldenGate Classic installations, version 19c and prior. Oracle GoldenGate (OGG) version 12c introduced the...
Introduction This article is applicable to Oracle GoldenGate Classic installations, version 19c and prior. Oracle GoldenGate (OGG) version 12c introduced the Coordinated Apply. Coordinated Apply provides the ability to spawn multiple OGG Replicat processes from one parameter file. This article discusses configuration options, GGSCI commands, and troubleshooting for Coordinated Apply as of OGG version 12.1.2.0.0 Main Article OGG 12c introduced the Coordinated Apply; which is a...
Introduction This article is applicable to Oracle GoldenGate Classic installations, version 19c and prior. Oracle GoldenGate (OGG) version 12c introduced the Coordinated Apply. Coordinated Apply...
With JSP elements it has been difficult to change the HTTP response header at runtime. Though it has been possible to set the Content-Type per SiteCalalog...
With JSP elements it has been difficult to change the HTTP response header at runtime. Though it has been possible to set the Content-Type per SiteCalalog entries, it was not possible to set this dynamically at run time. Now with support for Groovy as a language for WCS Elements it is much easier to implement HTTP header manipulating responses. In this blog I will show three use cases: setting of the Content-Type header sending a HTTP response status code sending a redirect...
With JSP elements it has been difficult to change the HTTP response header at runtime. Though it has been possible to set the Content-Type per SiteCalalog entries, it was not possible to set this...
The default installation method for WebCenter Sites in deployments with a large number of cluster nodes is far from ideal. The installation program requires...
The default installation method for WebCenter Sites in deployments with a large number of cluster nodes is far from ideal. The installation program requires that each cluster node has its own WAR and its own ContentServer installation directory. This leads to issues around manageability and clusterability of the web application. In this blog I present a workaround that uses one WAR file and one installation folder per cluster. For this is I use parameterization techniques...
The default installation method for WebCenter Sites in deployments with a large number of cluster nodes is far from ideal. The installation program requires that each cluster node has its own WAR and...
.cb11w1 ul li, .cb11w1 ol li { line-height: 1.4em; color: #404040 } One of the consequences of Asynchronous SOA-based integration patterns is that it does not...
.cb11w1 ul li, .cb11w1 ol li { line-height: 1.4em; color: #404040 } One of the consequences of Asynchronous SOA-based integration patterns is that it does not guarantee that messages will reach their destination in the same sequence as initiated at the source. Ever faced an integration scenario where an update order is processed in the integration layer before the create order? the target system cannot process two orders for the same customer? Common fixes you may have seen...
.cb11w1 ul li, .cb11w1 ol li { line-height: 1.4em; color: #404040 } One of the consequences of Asynchronous SOA-based integration patterns is that it does not guarantee that messages will reach their...
The #1 recommended practice is for customers to use the search and navigation cartridge handlers that are provided with Oracle Commerce out of the box....
The #1 recommended practice is for customers to use the search and navigation cartridge handlers that are provided with Oracle Commerce out of the box. Customers (especially those new to developing with Endeca) should not endeavor to create their own search and navigation cartridge handlers. This invites both performance issues and future upgrade issues into a customer's solution. The search and navigation cartridge handlers that are provided in the Oracle Commerce product...
The #1 recommended practice is for customers to use the search and navigation cartridge handlers that are provided with Oracle Commerce out of the box. Customers (especially those new to developing...
