Additional new content PaaS Partner Community

February 2, 2019 Leave a comment

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· Autonomous IT Now How will autonomous technology services alter business strategies and change the nature of IT? Companies using Oracle’s Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud are providing some of the earliest answers. For example, for the first time ever, a businessperson who isn’t an expert in IT can order up a powerful, autonomous data warehouse and be ready to load huge amounts of data—accomplishing in minutes what might have taken a DBA days to set up. “This gives database superpowers to business people who never had it before,” says Accenture Chief Technology and Innovation Officer Paul Daugherty. Read more about how Daugherty and fellow leaders in business and tech are using autonomous IT right now.

· Municipal Open Data APIs and Low Code Development Tools: Several cities offer APIs for accessing Municipal Open Data. Learn about the kind of data that is available and about some of the tools you can use to take advantage of these incredible resources.

· Experience Oracle Cloud with $300 in Free Credits

· Report: How CFOs Can Lead the Coming Productivity Boom

· Developers: Find a Free Oracle Code Event Near You

· Microservices: Unraveling the Mystery

· Functions-as-a-Service – What SOA Should Have Been

· Running Spring Boot in a Docker container on OpenJDK, Oracle JDK, Zulu on Alpine Linux, Oracle Linux, Ubuntu

· Building Single Base-Language Chatbots with Oracle Intelligent Bots

· Continuous Integration with Apiary, Dredd, and Wercker

· Oracle MOOC: Developing Chatbots with Oracle Mobile Cloud, Enterprise

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Demystifying Blockchain and Consensus Mechanisms – Everything You Wanted to Know But Were Never Told by: Andre Boaventura

February 1, 2019 Leave a comment

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It is likely that you’ve heard at least one description of what blockchain is, and that description probably had something to do with money due to many popular technologies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple and many others currently available in the cryptocurrency marketplace. Blockchain has received a lot of attention for its “distributed ledger” technology, which is the basis for buying or selling cryptocurrencies and other assets through private markets. However, Blockchain technology has broader applications than cryptocurrencies. Today, blockchain is being already adopted as part of many everyday business-to-business transactions, including those powered by enterprise applications such as ERP, Supply Chain, Financial Services, etc.

The Blockchain is an undeniably ingenious invention – the brainchild of a person or group of people known by the pseudonym, Satoshi Nakamoto. But since then, it has evolved into something greater, and the main question every single person is asking is: What is Blockchain?

By definition, Blockchain is a continuously growing list of records, called blocks, which are linked and secured using cryptography. Each block typically contains a cryptographic hash of the previous block, a timestamp and transaction data. By design, a blockchain is inherently resistant to modification of the data. It is "an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent way". For use as a distributed ledger, a blockchain is typically managed by a peer-to-peer network collectively adhering to a protocol for validating new blocks. Once recorded, the data in any given block cannot be altered retroactively without the alteration of all subsequent blocks, which requires collusion of the network majority. Read the complete article here.

 

For more information please see the Blockchain partner resource kit here.

 

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IDC: The Emergence of Blockchain

January 31, 2019 Leave a comment

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Securely extend your business applications and processes while accelerating transactions across your entire ecosystem with the power of blockchain.

  • Understand the barriers to blockchain adoption and how to overcome them
  • Learn how blockchain can integrate with the rest of your technology stack
  • Realize the benefits a blockchain solution can have for your company
  • Get the paper here.

For more information please see the Blockchain partner resource kit here.

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Why there’s no innovation without integration by Barry O’Reilly & Joost Volker

January 30, 2019 Leave a comment

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Innovation isn’t just about creating entirely new apps and services. It happens when organisations have the freedom to look beyond the constraints of new and old services, and use technology to connect and extend them together.

Every business that wants to succeed needs to innovate. For some, that’s going to mean creating new applications and services from the ground up, but innovation isn’t just about the “net new”—it’s as much about what you connect as it is about what you create.

Few companies can execute the same green-field approach to innovation used by start-ups, nor would they want to. Instead, true innovation for most organisations is about the way you connect the old with the new—extending and enhancing the existing brand. 

Modern tools and capabilities can help you connect existing investments to new services to deliver rapid innovation that helps you make use of both old and new applications, while generating greater value from both.

The different kinds of change

It’s easy to think of innovation as an entirely customer-facing concept. Some of the best-known examples of modern innovation are incredibly customer-focussed, from hyper-convenient new consumer experiences such as those delivered by Amazon Go, to the customer-focused UI experience built into Tesla cars that uses apps and APIs to connect drivers to the outside world.

The most powerful and transformational innovations are not mere gimmicks. They bring the strength and power of an organization to a new channel, to a new service offering, or to a new engagement platform. The approach and engagement with customers is new and innovative, but the existing strength and reliability of the brand is maintained through innovation. This is how established businesses are outmanoeuvring their start-up competitors.

By leveraging new integration tools, established businesses can create new integration points between existing investments to improve efficiency, reduce waste – and ultimately build innovation into both internal and external processes and channels while continuing to drive value from existing investments.

Enabling Innovation

In today’s fast paced market, every company, large or small, understands that innovation is a top priority. Across all industries and companies of all sizes, we are witnessing the adoption of start-up type models and approaches to innovate rapidly and innovate at low-cost. Just like start-ups every company needs to try new things. Many may not work but those that do could be revolutionary. Read the complete article here.

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IoT the business of everywhere

January 29, 2019 Leave a comment

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May/June 2018 issue of Oracle Magazine is focused on coverage of the Internet of Things. This issue’s cover story looks at IoT’s evolution from emerging technology to business opportunity. Customers of Oracle Internet of Things, Oracle Service Cloud, and Oracle Marketing Cloud describe their IoT experiences and the value it’s delivering to their companies.

The Business of Everywhere

How data from myriad IoT devices is driving unprecedented innovation at Vinci Facilities & Concentrix

Building Business from Data

The data from IoT devices creates new business opportunities

 

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Embedding the Oracle OICS Process Workspace Application in an iFrame by Siming Mu

January 28, 2019 Leave a comment

 

Intimageroduction

Oracle Process Cloud Workspace is a web application that a user uses to interact with human activities in BPMN processes. It is a stand-alone web application in Oracle Integration Cloud Service (OICS). In some use cases, customers want to embed the Workspace application in an iframe of their own web page. Out of box, this is not possible because all HTTP responses from the Workspace have an X-Frame-Options header set to “sameorigin”. It does not allow browsers to embed response data into an iframe from a different domain.

This post demonstrates a work-around solution to this problem by using a proxy server. The idea is to use a proxy server (OHS or Apache) to  remove or modify the X-Frame-Options header from all responses from the Workspace.

Demo Environment

My demo environment, shown in the image below, includes an OHS server installed on localhost:7777. I have my OICS instance running on a VM. I have a simple test web page with an iframe installed on the OHS.

Check the Problem First

Let’s verify the problem exists first. The following two screen shots show the Workspace accessed directly without the proxy. Read the complete article here.

 

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My private Corner – friends let’s meet

January 27, 2019 Leave a comment

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With almost one thousand attendee days the PaaS Forum is the largest event for Oracle partners in Europe Middle East and Africa. It’s the opportunity for partners to learn about the latest and upcoming Oracle cloud services and to innovate, extend and integrate SaaS. Attendees not only rate the event every year excellent they also benefit from networking opportunities with the Oracle team and partners. Since the first conference 2007 in Copenhagen we not only meet regular and share experience we also became personal friends. Last year we meet in the beautiful city of Budapest, this year it’s again time for the beach. Looking forward to meet the community in Mallorca! #jkwc

 

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Jarvis Pizzeria: Aborting a Process by Richard Olrichs & Marcel van de Glind & Marc Kuijpers

January 26, 2019 Leave a comment

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In this blog entry, we will take a look at the way a dynamic process deals with a process that ends with an exception. We will implement this in our “Register Order” process.

We modeled the process as depicted below:
When saved, published and activated, we start a new dynamic process; of course through our famous form:

The expectation is that Register Order starts and that we can start executing the task. When we open the process and click the “Abort” button on the “Save in backend system”, the process ends with an error event. See the screenshot below:

So what do we expect our Dynamic Process to do? Will it recognize the error and re-activate the “Register Order” activity again? Let’s see. Read the complete article here.

 

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PaaS (Process & Integration) Partner Community Newsletter January 2019

January 25, 2019 Leave a comment

Dear PaaS Partner Community,

Registration for the Emerging PaaS Partner Community Forum 2019 is open. This year’s conference takes place from April 8th to 10th in Mallorca Spain. It’s a one week conference for cutting-edge software consultants, engineers and enterprise-level professionals. The #PaaSForum brings together partners who innovate SaaS and the world’s leading Oracle PaaS experts in the fields of integration, API management, process management, microservices & serverless, machine learning, digital assistant, content management and blockchain. As we want to give experts the opportunity to get the latest cloud and on-premises updates our goal is to open registration 100 days in advance – register here!

You want to promote your service offerings and solutions with the Oracle customer base? Feel free to submit your free listing for the Oracle Cloud Marketplace.

Want to become a certified application integration specialist? Book the Oracle University learning path – 53+ hours of content. Thanks to the community for sharing all the Integration articles: AFG Drives Frictionless Home Loans with Oracle Cloud & APIs and Microservices at Work in the Real World & Turn BYOL metering on or off in Oracle Integration Cloud & Implement Pagination in REST Service: Integration Cloud & OIC Integrations – re-submittable errors & Change connection in the Integrations: Oracle Integration Cloud & OIC DB Adapter for Oracle Database 18c & Poll File from Agent server leveraging File Adapter: Integration Cloud & Working with Create Error Activity & Upgrade on premise ICS agent & Trigger OIC Integration Using OAuth & Oracle SOA 12c Principles SOA Dehydration stores – Useful SQL Queries.

OIC supports both structured and unstructured processes. Attend the free on-demand training to get an introduction in dynamic processes. Thanks to Eduardo to publish an article what is the Value of Robotic Process Automation in the Process Automation Space.

Thanks to the community for sharing all innovation articles: Podcast Series: Tomorrow’s Enterprise, Today & At GE Digital, Hackfest Chases Big Ideas & Integration and Blockchain – Heart of the Digital.

For a short summery of our key monthly information watch the Fusion Middleware & PaaS Partner Updates on YouTube. The January edition highlights the PaaS Partner Community Forum and Oracle OpenWorld in London and Dubai. This month’s community webcast will be an introduction of FN Project, please join our monthly PaaS Partner Community Webcast – January 25th 2019.

Want to publish your best practice article & news in the next community newsletter? Please feel free to send it via Twitter @soaCommunity #PaaSCommunity!

To read the newsletter please visit www.tinyurl.com/PaaSNewsJanuary2019 (OPN Account required).

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Innovate, extend and integrate SaaS hands-on trainings for SaaS partners in Utrecht, Espoo and Palma

January 24, 2019 Leave a comment

imageAre you working on Oracle SaaS implementations and want to integrate and extend them using PaaS?

Attend our 2 days hands-on training to understand how use Oracle PaaS service like Oracle Integration Cloud, Oracle Mobile Cloud Enterprise & Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service in combination with Oracle SaaS solutions like Oracle ERP Cloud & Oracle Engagement Cloud. This session goes through extending SaaS services with PaaS.

The training is most suitable for developer and consultants who are trying to use SaaS and PaaS together. Though the example use case uses some basic banking services, methodology used in the use case is applicable to any domain having similar requirements.

We offer an all new innovate, extend and integrate SaaS hands-on training for partners. For details please visit the registration pages:

For additional information please see the integrate SaaS partner resource kit here.

 

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