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July 30, 2019 Leave a comment

image· Use Processes in Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service. Create a process application and a process in Oracle Process Cloud Service, then, using Visual Builder Cloud Service, create a web application that displays processes and tasks and executes them.

· Special Report: Blockchain In July, Oracle announced the general availability of its Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service, which allows organizations to easily build blockchain networks that can drive more-secure and more-efficient transactions, and to track goods through supply chains globally. Oracle has many of the required components for a strong blockchain network already in place, including a powerful platform, compatible SaaS applications, and a comprehensive and proven cloud security portfolio. With these capabilities, Oracle is uniquely poised to deliver major benefits to customers. These include minimizing complexity and cost, improving the customer experience, hastening application delivery and integration, and increasing transparency throughout the supply chain. Here, discover how blockchain is reducing risk and costs associated with common business processes, and learn how your business can use blockchain to drive innovation and accelerate profits.

· Is Blockchain Right for You? Oracle’s framework helps companies evaluate this hot technology using six criteria.

· Cloud Productivity Payoff Discover the key benefits of a unified approach to finance modernization

· Oracle Helps You Put Blockchain into Real-World Use with New Cloud Service Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service has the features that an enterprise needs to move from experimenting with blockchain to creating production applications.

· What Will Spark the Blockchain Explosion? Which enterprise or industry application or applications will ignite a true explosion in the use of blockchain?

· Edtech Startup to Release Blockchain-Based “Lifelong Learning Ledger” Brandman University is taking a new approach to adult education, focusing on students’ competencies to speed their path to graduation

· Oracle Blockchain Service for Financial Services Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service is part of a PaaS portfolio delivered by a scalable, distributed transaction processing platform that accelerates revenue, creates new revenue streams, and reduces risk.

 

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Top tweets PaaS Partner Community July 2019

July 29, 2019 Leave a comment

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Value of Technical Capability Models by Phil Wilkins

July 28, 2019 Leave a comment

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The use of Technical Capability models is not something I have seen a lot of use of, which is a little unfortunate as they can provide tremendous insight into an organizations IT needs.

Typically you want to use the Technical capability model to be used in conjunction with a business capability model, and this is where things can get tricky as developing the business views can take time.  I came across this short video which focuses on the more business aspect but helps explain the ideas behind the models:

Note how the model is largely groups of capabilities that happen in the business. Underlying this kind of diagram you would have a brief explanation of each capability.  If you want to go all out on EA modelling then you can link the capabilities to the documented associated processes etc.

Independently, the ideal is to then identify the technical capabilities that are likely to be needed. This will provide a similar looking model. The technical capabilities are probably best drawn from industry best practices, and specific business needs. The model should be completely product agnostic. The real value comes in by then mapping the technical capabilities to which business capabilities use. Read the complete article here

 

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5 Easy Ways To Determine If Your Company Needs Blockchain by Lisa M. Schwartz

July 27, 2019 Leave a comment

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Blockchain, the cloud-based distributed ledger, is one of the hottest emerging business technologies. But how do you know if your company needs to create or join one?

To help you make that decision, you and your organization should ask (and answer) the following five basic questions:

1. Are we ready to lead a blockchain initiative, one that spans an industry or even multiple industries?

Blockchains provide a shared, immutable, secure record of transactions across a business network, so embarking upon a blockchain project will require your commitment to a process that goes beyond your own organization or business—“going big,” so to speak.

For example, a global shipping management company is going big with a blockchain to simplify the documentation process among ocean carriers, truckers, customs agencies, and logistics providers, projecting a 60% reduction in the time required to collect and confirm data from multiple parties.  One federal government—working with banks, customs, food and drug administration officials, and other organizations—is using blockchain to identify counterfeit goods and prevent fraudulent customs activity. To prevent contamination, large and small enterprises across food industry supply chains are exploring blockchain to verify and prove that food is safe at every stage, from point of origin to distribution, from point of sale to consumption. Read the complete article here.

 

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Oracle rolls out blockchain-based business apps By Lucas Mearian

July 26, 2019 Leave a comment

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Oracle has announced a suite of SaaS applications based on its Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service for the purpose of tracing and tracking supply chains through a transparent distributed ledger.

The four new cloud-based apps, unveiled at Oracle’s OpenWorld conference this week, are aimed at providing end-to-end traceability of transported goods, confirming the origins of the parts that make up those products and creating an auditable log for warranty and liability claims. One application, an intelligent "cold chain" service, tracks temperature-controlled products in a supply chain, such as pharmaceuticals and food, integrating with IoT devices embedded in those shipments. Read the complete article here.

 

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Blockchain across Oracle by Robert van Mölken

July 25, 2019 Leave a comment

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Learn what the Blockchain is, what the differences between available blockchain platforms are, how to work with Oracle’s Blockchain Cloud Service, and how Blockchain can change the direction of your Oracle work and the focus of your customers.

Get the book here and for additional books please visit our community wiki here.

 

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Recursion in XSLT by Martien van den Akker

July 24, 2019 Leave a comment

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Last week I helped someone on the Oracle community forums with transforming a comma separated string to a list of elements. He needed this to process each element in BPM Suite, but it is a use case that can come around in SOA Suite or even in Oracle Integration Cloud.
You would think that you could do something like a for-each and trimming the element from the variable.

Recursion

One typical thing with XSLT is that variables are immutable. That means that you can declare a variable and assign a value to it, but you cannot change it. So it is not possible to assign a new value to a variable based on a substring of that same variable.
To circumvent this, you should implement a template that conditionally calls itself until an end-condition is met. This is a typical algorithm called recursion. Recursion is a way of implementing a function that calls itself, for example to calculate the faculty of a number. Recursion can help circumventing the immutability of variables, because with every call to the function you can pass (a) calculated and thus different value(s) through the parameter(s).
I wrote about this earlier, but last week a co-worker asked a similar question, but just the other way around: transforming a list into a comma separated string. So, apparently it’s time to write an article about it. Read the complete article here.

 

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UiPath OIC Connector

July 23, 2019 Leave a comment

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Oracle Integration Cloud is finalizing its work of a UiPath specific adapter that allows Oracle Integration Cloud service subscribers to connect to a UiPath Orchestrator.

Oracle Integration Cloud allows dispatching UiPath RPA Processes via UiPath’s public REST API. Oracle offers bi-directional communication between Oracle Integration Cloud and UiPath RPA solution. When Oracle Integration Cloud consumes developed and deployed UiPath RPA processes, Oracle Integration Cloud can use UiPath’s public REST APIs to orchestrate the dispatching of RPA Processes via a UiPath Robot in an unattended manner. Oracle Integration Cloud is also finalizing its work of a UiPath adapter that encapsulates all the logic and internal technical details to natively discover, configure and dispatch the execution of RPA robots in an unattended manner.

UiPath can also take advantage of the Integration and Process Automation capabilities in Oracle Integration Cloud, as when there are issues during the execution of RPA processes by the robots, often times, an escalation to a human is needed in exception based conditions. Oracle Integration Cloud offers human workflow capabilities that can help streamline these situations where people is needed. Oracle Integration Cloud offers public REST APIs to easily enable this connectivity. Get the connector here. For additional information please see here.

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Decisions in OIC (Process) by Niall Commiskey

July 22, 2019 Leave a comment

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I define my input as follows –

So now to the 2 simple rules –

IF/THEN rule and a Decision Table –

The rules are self-explanatory.
I want to expose these as 2 separate services –

I now Activate -Back in the Process App –

Now I drop a Decision Activity in my process –

Very succinct! Now all I need to do is the data mapping –

Read the complete article here.

 

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The Curious Case of Missing Port Type in Oracle PCS by Arun Pareek

July 21, 2019 Leave a comment

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I was recently working on a simple process in PCS for a license approval flow. Given the purists that I am, I began by defining definitions for the various message based activities used in the process flow. The process was an asynchronous process with a few intermediate events. A simplified snippet is shown here for visualization.

In order to implement the above process, I created a service definition (WSDL) with the following schematic. As you can notice, there is a portType for accepting requests into the process (fc.myst.bp.TestDrive) and a callback portType for sending messages out of the process (fc.myst.bp.TestDrive.CallBack). Each of the portTypes have operations for catch and throw messages respectively. Read the complete article here.

 

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