This is the first in a series of A-Team blogs regarding SEO best practices. When HTML5 came on the scene in the 2011-2014 timeframe there was somewhat of an...
This is the first in a series of A-Team blogs regarding SEO best practices. When HTML5 came on the scene in the 2011-2014 timeframe there was somewhat of an outcry from the web developer community that it was “overly complicated” and parts of it were unnecessary. In particular, developers were scratching their heads about the so-called semantic elements of HTML5 — after all, what was wrong with the good old <div id=“xxx”> construct? Fast forward a few years and today we have...
This is the first in a series of A-Team blogs regarding SEO best practices. When HTML5 came on the scene in the 2011-2014 timeframe there was somewhat of an outcry from the web developer...
Introduction Every time we are implementing WebCenter Sites, the question of disaster recovery (DR) always comes up. To setup disaster recovery for WebCenter...
Introduction Every time we are implementing WebCenter Sites, the question of disaster recovery (DR) always comes up. To setup disaster recovery for WebCenter Sites is fairly simple. Typically, WebCenter Sites has an Editorial and a Delivery system. Delivery is the place where web site visitors come and browse the web site. Editorial is used by content authors to create, manage, approve content and finally to publish the content to Delivery. The procedure to set up DR...
Introduction Every time we are implementing WebCenter Sites, the question of disaster recovery (DR) always comes up. To setup disaster recovery for WebCenter Sites is fairly simple....
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Introduction This article is meant to provide an overview of TCP tuning. It is important to understand that there is no single set of optimal TCP parameters....
Introduction This article is meant to provide an overview of TCP tuning. It is important to understand that there is no single set of optimal TCP parameters. The optimal tuning will depend on your specific operating system, application(s), network setup, and traffic patterns. The content presented here is a guide to common parameters that can be tuned, and how to check common TCP problems. It is recommended that you consult the documentation for your specific operating system...
Introduction This article is meant to provide an overview of TCP tuning. It is important to understand that there is no single set of optimal TCP parameters. The optimal tuning will depend on...
Introduction It seams to be a lot of interest about my previous article, regarding Oracle JET optimization techniques. In this second post of the same journey I...
Introduction It seams to be a lot of interest about my previous article, regarding Oracle JET optimization techniques. In this second post of the same journey I would like to continue with the optimization. As I mention in the previous article it is possible by using the Require JS Optimizer, to reduce the requests to only one CSS file and one JS file for the project. In the previous article I used the Oracle JET Getting Started project and optimized it up to 9 requests. I...
Introduction It seams to be a lot of interest about my previous article, regarding Oracle JET optimization techniques. In this second post of the same journey I would like to continue with...
Introduction In my last article, I shown you how you could run a Node project using Oracle JET. In this post I would use the project as a basis and talk about...
Introduction In my last article, I shown you how you could run a Node project using Oracle JET. In this post I would use the project as a basis and talk about another interesting topic, optimization. There are many aspects how HTML based client-server applications should be optimized, but mostly comes down to two key points: minimize the number of request, and compress the server output to the client. In this article I will talk about how to achieve this with Oracle JET. Main...
Introduction In my last article, I shown you how you could run a Node project using Oracle JET. In this post I would use the project as a basis and talk about another interesting topic,...
Introduction The Oracle A-Team is often asked to help customers identify a myriad of JVM and SOA application issues. Without fail, the customer will be asked...
Introduction The Oracle A-Team is often asked to help customers identify a myriad of JVM and SOA application issues. Without fail, the customer will be asked for data regarding their application. This is not application data, but rather data about the running application from the JVM’s perspective. The data we ask for normally includes Java thread dumps, garbage collection logs, Java heap dumps, and also Java Flight recordings; one of the “new” favorites. Once this...
Introduction The Oracle A-Team is often asked to help customers identify a myriad of JVM and SOA application issues. Without fail, the customer will be asked for data regarding their application. ...
Introduction The Java Mission Control and Java Flight Recorder are relatively new tools that have extended greatly the diagnostics capabilities of the Java...
Introduction The Java Mission Control and Java Flight Recorder are relatively new tools that have extended greatly the diagnostics capabilities of the Java platform. They allow collecting an impressive amount of detailed runtime information about the JVM, with minimum performance impact, in a way that would have been hard to imagine a few years ago. Java Mission Control is basically a set of tools that enables efficient and detailed analysis of the extensive data provided by...
Introduction The Java Mission Control and Java Flight Recorder are relatively new tools that have extended greatly the diagnostics capabilities of the Java platform. They allow collecting...
Introduction A new release 12.1.3.2 of the open source A-Team Mobile Persistence Accelerator (AMPA) has been made available on GitHub. AMPA is a productivity...
Introduction A new release 12.1.3.2 of the open source A-Team Mobile Persistence Accelerator (AMPA) has been made available on GitHub. AMPA is a productivity toolkit that works on top of Oracle's Mobile Application Framework (MAF) and auto-implements a range of best practices in MAF development with a focus on mobile persistence. In this article we will discuss the main new features of release 12.1.3.2. If you are new to the AMPA, you first might want to read the...
Introduction A new release 12.1.3.2 of the open source A-Team Mobile Persistence Accelerator (AMPA) has been made available on GitHub. AMPA is a productivity toolkit that works on top of Oracle's...
