Stream Analytics (Stream Explorer Version 2) ISW immersion Sales and Technical Training Event April 19th & 20th London UK

December 17, 2016 Leave a comment

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The industry leading Real Time Streaming Analytics platform has arrived – Customer General Availability– April 28th.

Last year we released V1, Oracle Stream Explorer, with its new approach to providing customer streaming solutions in minutes rather than months, exploded adoption of the platform with deal sizes growing to the millions $$$. 2016 now reveals a massively enhanced platform which according to the analysts and customers changes the game to place Oracle as the industry leader.

The training will cover:

OSA for Sales: How to sell, why sell across all industries, domains and enhancing other compelling Oracle offerings, Big Data (Fast Data), Data Integration, IOT. Addressing the demand for FOG, on premise, hybrid and cloud services.

OSA for Technical: Basic foundational, intermediate and advanced hands-on intensive labs including – Visual GEOProcessing, our revolutionary new Streaming Predictive Machine Learning, Streaming Business Rules, Expression Builder, Topology viewer, Connection and Target profiling, Coherence and extended Event source/sink streaming end-points such as Kafka, MQTT.

How to use the new integrated Spark Streaming infrastructure, Cloud enablement, Services, now and arriving this year. LIMITED SPACE – Send an email to register and reserve a seat.

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Packt $5 Oracle Middleware & PaaS Books

December 16, 2016 Leave a comment

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Get your 5 $ Oracle book from Packt here.

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Get your 5 $ Oracle book from Packt here. For additional books visit out SOA wiki and BPM wiki

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SOA Suite Review The platform comes with a standalone, first-class Service Bus component that can be used for service virtualization by Sven Bernhardt

December 16, 2016 Leave a comment

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Valuable Features:

A definitive differentiator is the very good integration capability the platform provides: It has a broad spectrum of connectivity adapters to integrate with third party enterprise information systems, like SAP, Siebel, and JD Edwards, and also cloud solutions like Salesforce.

In addition, the platform comes with a standalone, first-class Service Bus component that can be used for service virtualization. This enables customers to create and edit new integrations efficiently and helps to adopt new trends or concepts, like cloud, very fast.

Aside from that, the platform also addresses business needs (process automation with BPEL), allows for further transparency for business transactions (audit trails, Business Activity Monitoring) and provides rich capabilities in the direction of fault handling and resiliency.

Improvements to My Organization:

The product allows you to visualize how a company is working currently by providing rich possibilities for analyses such as the audit trails and real-time integration and business insights, and therefore shows where improvements might be valuable. This becomes more and more important for companies to differentiate themselves from competitors.

Room for Improvement:

The Integrated Development Environment (IDE), which is JDeveloper in this case. Also, the integrated development environment could be better in some points such as the stability and the comprehensibility of errors.

Use of Solution:

I’ve used it for over eight years in different projects, in different industrial sectors, and with different project focuses, ranging from pure integration scenarios to process automation and optimization projects. Read the complete article here.

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How to Use Custom (Apex) WSDL Option in Salesforce.com Adapter? by Shalindra Singh

December 15, 2016 Leave a comment

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This blog focuses on new feature released with ‘Oracle Cloud Adapter for Salesforce.com’ on ICS starting from 16.1.5. On- Prem SOA Suite will have same feature coming up down the line.

In this blog will walk you through the features of new options; Custom WSDL Support and also how to leverage CUSTOM WSDL (Apex WSDL) of force.com to do the integration between force.com and external system with Salesforce adapter on ICS.

Before we proceed we should know answers of following questions – (If you aware of these terminology)

  1. Why Custom WSDL?
  2. What is Custom WSDL?
  3. How to Generate & Download Custom WSDL?
Why Custom WSDL:

Though Salesforce, by default, provide rich connectivity through standard SOAP and REST API, but there still be a need to extend / enrich the built in functionality in order to support business specific requirement. There could completely new business requirement that by default does not exist. Again all these things can be achieved through Apex coding / custom coding on force.com. Read the complete article here.

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ICS + Twitter by Rolando Carrasco

December 14, 2016 Leave a comment

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From the series of articles that we have been posting on this blog about Oracle ICS, it is now time to talk about the connector that exists for Twitter.

With this connector you can make Outbound operations to Twitter.

In the past, we have already written (http://oracleradio.blogspot.mx/2016/02/oracle-integration-cloud-service-parte.html) a post in which we mentioned the list of connectors that Oracle ICS have available for use:

One of them is exactly Oracle Twitter Cloud .

The connection is made as any oher connection inside the ICS, meaning this that you should go to the connections section and create a new one:

After this is done, you have to select the Twitter connection: Read the complete article here.

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SOA & BPM Partner Community Webcast – December 20th Want to get access to a free PaaS Service including training material?

December 14, 2016 Leave a comment

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Attend our December edition of the SOA & BPM Partner Community Webcast live on December 20th 2016 at 16:00 CET.

In this webcast you will get an update on the Partner Community Resources. In a live demo you will see how to get instant access to PaaS free partner trial services including training material and demo script. We will also highlight the key community resources including sales and marketing kits.

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Jürgen Kress

Oracle EMEA

PaaS Partner Adoption

LinkedIn & Twitter

Visit the registration page here.

Call ID: 6965489 Call Passcode: 333111

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Schedule:

December 20th 2016 at 16:00-17:00 CET

Visit the registration page here.

Missed our SOA & BPM Partner Community Webcast? – watch the on-demand versions:

· SOA 12 & BPM Suite 12c Roadmap update November 29th 2016

· Microservices October 25th 2016

· Oracle OpenWorld 2016 update September 27th 2016

· API Cloud Platform Service August 30th 2016

· BPM Suite & PCS Update July 26th 2016

· Integration Cloud Service June 28th 2016

· Sales Plays Webcast June 9th 2016

· Real-Time Integration Business Insight May 31st 2016

· Integration Strategy sales and marketing campaign update

· Microservices

· Stream Explorer

· Process Cloud Service V2

· SOA Suite 12.2.1

· Oracle OpenWorld 2015 update

· SOA & API Cloud Service

· Solutions Catalog & Cloud Marketplace

· GSE demo systems

· Hybrid sales plays

For the latest information please visit Community Updates Wiki page (SOA Community membership required).

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SOA and Integration On-Prem and in the Cloud

December 13, 2016 Leave a comment

 

Vikas Anand (Senior Director, Product Management, SOA Suite/Integration Cloud Service, Oracle) and Ram Menon (Product Manager, Oracle Integration Cloud Service) join OTN TechCast host Bob Rhubart for a discussion about meeting SOA and integration challenges on-prem and in the cloud.

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Watch the video here.

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Cloud Adapter SDK – Part 2: Functionality by Jeroen Ninck

December 12, 2016 Leave a comment

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Introduction

So this is part 2 of a series of blog post describing building a Cloud Adapter for MongoDB. In this part I want to discuss the functionality I want to achieve.

I will use Windows 10 and PowerShell (my favourite Windows shell!) for these blogs. All sources can be found on GitHub.

Parts:

Just a small warning: Always keep track of Oracle license information and the Oracle certification matrix!

What should it do?

MongoDB has a lot of features we might want to expose in the Cloud Adapter. However I want to start relative simple and I might expend the functionality in the feature. So I want to start with inserting data. A second step will be to find the data by querying it.

MongoDB

MongoDB is a NoSQL database and stores documents. These documents are basically JSON documents (actually BSON):

{
                    "_id" : ObjectId("56fa75781f1378215c215709"),
                    "field1" : "value1"
}

Basically there are no foreign keys. Of course you refer to other documents, however these is no foreign key like in a relational database. Each document does have a primary key called _id (which is of type ObjectId). A document is stored in a collection and a MongoDB database can have multiple collections. A single instance of MongoDB can host multiple databases. Read the complete article here.

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Uploading files to Oracle Document Cloud Service using SOA by Shreenidhi Raghuram

December 11, 2016 Leave a comment

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This blog provides a quick tip for implementing file upload into Oracle Document Cloud Service (DOCS) using java in Oracle SOA and Oracle SOA Cloud Service(SOACS)

The DOCS upload REST service requires POSTing of multipart form, a feature that is currently unavailable in the REST cloud adapter. This POST request to upload a file contains 2 body parts. The first being a json payload and the second containing the actual file content.

The request format looks as shown here in the Oracle Documents Cloud Service REST API Reference.

The section below shows a java embedded block of code that can be used within a BPEL process to achieve the file upload. This can be used in Oracle SOA and SOACS – BPEL composites. A valid DOCS endpoint, credentials for authorization, and a GUID of the folder location for the file upload are required to execute this REST call.
In this sample, a pdf document file is being uploaded into DOCS. The media type should be appropriately changed for other content formats.
Also, It is recommended to access the authorization credentials from a credential store when developing for production deployments. This section is only intended as a demo. Read the complete article here.

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Dynamic Hybrid Bundles Expand Your Cloud Footprint

December 10, 2016 Leave a comment

 

clip_image002As customers seek cloud solutions, partners must pivot their business to the cloud to meet these transformational market needs. Oracle Dynamic Hybrid Bundles are designed to help partners address those customer requirements while driving higher profitability and growth through the solution sale of on-premise and cloud offerings.

Make More Margin

Oracle Dynamic Hybrid Bundles offer partners substantial upfront discount (Cloud Credits) off metered Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS). Cloud Credits apply when bundles are sold with Oracle Engineered Systems, including Oracle FS1 Flash Storage System, to the same end customer.

Get the details here.

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