An IoT Asset Monitoring Experience

December 26, 2017 Leave a comment

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Boost your supply chain effectiveness by quickly blending powerful insights from IoT devices with business applications to create next-generation services. Watch the video here.

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IoT in 2017: Things as Apps, Low Power Networks, Edge Computing, and More by Bob Rhubart

December 25, 2017 Leave a comment

 

imageThe Internet of Things continues to generate its share of buzz in the world of enterprise IT. But what’s happening beyond the buzz? What impact is IoT having in the real world? How is it shaping the future of enterprise IT?

This program explores those and other IoT questions from the perspectives of three IT professionals who are no strangers to IoT projects.

This program was recorded on January 9, 2017. Listen to the podcast here.

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My private Corner – Merry Christmas

December 24, 2017 Leave a comment

Since a few years we create a special Christmas card for the community. In 2015 we started with a Christmas delivery process implemented in Oracle Process Cloud Service. Last year multiple SaaS services have been integrated by drag and drop to process the Christmas presents. This year Santa Claus handles the Christmas wish list as a dynamic case. Make sure you submit your wish list, and Santa Claus as Rudolph to bring you the PaaS Forum tickets! #jkwc

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Handle locked rows by DB Adapters for distributed Polling technologies in OSB 12c by Chris Laurente

December 23, 2017 Leave a comment

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In this post, we will learn some ways to handle a database row that is locked by a Database Adapter with Distributed polling capablity in OSB 12c. There we go:

Introduction

Sometimes, when we work with Database adapters with distributed polling we are struggling to update the same polled row in the respective pipeline because, basically, the polled row is locked with the option “FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED” and it will be released when the process finishes or if an error occurs. But, what happen if we want to update the same polled row, let see for example the status description of the process or some error messages. So, I would like to show you some ways to handle these cases.

1.- Using JMS resources

If we could handle more resources like for example Topics or queues then we would be able to send the polled row to these resources and process them after the poller was released, so it would be useful if we want to release the polled row as soon as we want.

In this case we will create a topic and we will specify the Messaging request as the request of the DB Poller, the column to read and write is called POLLER_READ from 0(READY) to 1(DONE). Read the complete article here.

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Asynchronous Web Services With Oracle SOA Suite by Pavel Samolysov

December 22, 2017 Leave a comment

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The top web services based approaches for asynchronous interactions among enterprise applications are described in the article. The common used during Oracle SOA Suite leveraging method that based on a callback service and the WS-Addressing specification is shown. A number of examples of asynchronous web service creation and client generation using the JDeveloper IDE are considered.

Introduction

Time to time, when we as architects integrate some enterprise applications, asynchronous communication has be to taken into account. Asynchronous communication means a service consumer isn’t blocked for an response from a service provider, it just gets an acknowledge and continue doing it’s work. There are two popular approaches to implement asynchronous communication among web services:

  • polling refers to actively sampling the status of a being processed request by a service consumer as a synchronous activity.
  • callback refers to a method provided by a service consumer. When the service provider have accomplished the operation processing, it calls the consumer. In this approach, the service consumer simultaneously works like a callback methods service provider as well. Read the complete article here.

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Packt eBooks $5

December 21, 2017 Leave a comment

Packt is offering eBooks for $5.  Become an Oracle PaaS & Middleware expert and get your Christmas present today. For details please visit the Packt website here.

 

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Get your Oracle Packt eBook here

Find Oracle SOA books here and Oracle BPM books here.

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Connect Sales and Service with ICS by Waslley Souza

December 21, 2017 Leave a comment

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Oracle ICS is a solution that facilitate the integration between SaaS x SaaS and SaaS x On-Premise solutions.
It has a lot of connectors to help you to create your integrations throught configuration.
Two examples are Oracle Sales and Oracle Service (formerly Oracle RightNow) connectors.
For some Business Objects of Oracle Sales and Oracle Service you can use a feature called Event Subscription, and it means that if you create, update or delete a registry of this objects, the integration inside ICS will start automatically.
Today, this feature is only enabled for Contact and Account in Oracle Sales.

And only enabled for Contact, Organization and Incident in Oracle Service. Read the complete article here.

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Noobs notes (or another "expert" opinion) – “Implementing Oracle Integration Cloud Service” book review by Sergei Kosolapov

December 20, 2017 Leave a comment

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If words “Cloud” and “Integration” are something you are interested in and you are in search of some products/services in this area, then this book review is for YOU!

This is a book review on the book “Implementing Oracle Integration Cloud Service” written by Robert van Mölken and Phil Wilkins – on PACKT. For more information visit this link.

Book Details:

ISBN 139781786460721

Paperback 506 pages

Book contains the following chapters: Read the whole review here.

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Oracle Public Cloud – Invoking ICS endpoints from SOA CS – configure SSL certificate and basic authentication. By Lucas Jellema

December 19, 2017 Leave a comment

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As part of the Soaring through the Clouds demo of 17 Oracle Public Cloud services, I had to integrate SOA CS with both ACCS (Application Container Cloud) and ICS (Integration Cloud Service).

Calls from Service Bus and SOA Composites running in SOA Suite 12c on SOA CS to endpoints on ACCS (Node.js Express applications) and ICS (REST connector endpoint) were required in this demo. These calls are over SSL (to https endpoints) and for ICS also require basic authentication (at present, ICS endpoints cannot be invoked anonymously).

This article shows the steps for taking care of these two aspects:

  • ensure that the JVM under SOA Suite on SOA CS knows and trusts the SSL certificate for ACCS or ICS
  • ensure that the call from SOA CS to ICS carries basic authentication details

The starting point is a SOA Composite that corresponds with the preceding figure – with external references to DBaaS (through Database Adapter), ICS (to call an integration that talks to Twitter) and ACCS (to invoke a REST API on NodeJS that calls out to the Spotify API): Read the complete article here.

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Applying configuration management and related dev practises – ICS Definitive Guide #3 by Phil Wilkins

December 17, 2017 Leave a comment

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Good development practises such as  configuration management and naming conventions have been a topic of conversation a number of times recently for us when it comes to ICS. In this post we will look at what configuration management means to ICS and the application of naming standards.

Why Configuration Management?

So why do we need configuration management with a tool such as ICS? The question depends on what stage of the software lifecycle you are, but a few reasons:

  • As a developer there have been occasions where we have tried to optimise something and then decided to reverted back to the last secured state in configuration control.
  • Deleted something and then regretted it, whilst desktops have the concept of paper basket to recover from, not so in ICS.
  • If your providing packages of ICS functionality you may have different released versions – so need to keep master copies of every version available to refer to.
  • Sometimes we get ‘configuration drift’ – and therefore need to have a reference point to compare to. This allows us to determine the drift and if it is appropriate to reset an environment. Whilst this may sound less significant, it is enough of a problem for tools like Puppet to incorporate the ability. Read the complete article here.

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