SOA Suite 12c High Level Overview free on-demand overview

April 14, 2015 Leave a comment

 

clip_image002[4]See the features included in the Oracle SOA Suite 12c release. Some highlights of the features include automated conversions REST/SOAP, cloud adapters to simplify on-premise to cloud integration, new SAP, JDE Adapters, and Managed File Transfer (MFT) for file-based integration (new SKU), memory footprint reduction, startup acceleration, pre-tuned database profiles, one-click install, improved integration with JDeveloper, debugger & tester, templates, support for mobile-friendly standards (REST, JSON, …). Watch the video here.

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Protecting Sensitive Data in SOA Suite 12c by Jennie DeRosa

April 12, 2015 1 Comment

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Given the recent security breaches, data security should always be a concern when designing and creating IT solutions. In particular, what are some considerations that should be made when implementing a solution within the Oracle SOA Suite? Is it sufficient to protect the data using WS-Security/SSL or is additional security needed? If you have sensitive data traversing through the SOA Suite then additional security must be considered.

As noted within the National Institute Standards and Technology (NIST) publication, ‘to appropriately protect the confidentiality of personally identifiable information (PII), organizations should use a risk-based approach’. To understand what is considered PII, or sensitive data, along with recommendations to protect PII read Guide to Protecting the Confidentiality of Personally Identifiable Information.

WS-Security and SSL only will protect data outside a SOA composite or Service Bus. Once the data hits either one of these, it is viewable in clear text within audit trails, console or logs. This means sensitive data is viewable within the console and log, causing this data to be unencrypted at rest. An example of this is shown below. Anyone with access to EM (Enterprise Manager) could view the sensitive data just by opening the audit trail of a process:

Read the complete article here.

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SOA Suite 12c – Business Events and Consistency Levels by Siva

April 11, 2015 Leave a comment

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I have chosen Business Events as first feature to explore in recent release of SOA Suite12c. Also, I want to cross verify my earlier observations in 11g.

The initial observation is, now the new SOA project will have the folders for different artifacts and the folder Events is for edl files.

Secondly, 12c   supports One and Only one and  Guaranteed consistency only and no longer supports immediate. Also new property Durable is added to event subscriptions.

Even migration of 11g composites to 12c is resulting into error, if composite uses immediate consistency level. We have to manually make this change by choosing either of the 2 supported consistency levels. Read the complete article here.

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SOA 12c hands-on Bootcamp May 20-21st 2015 Düsseldorf Germany

March 31, 2015 Leave a comment

SOA Suite 12c Bootcamp only for Oracle Partners – free of charge!

image As our customers start looking at new trends such as Cloud and Mobile, Integration becomes increasingly important for their businesses and continues to be at the heart of our Fusion Middleware solution. Time and again, Application Integration has proven to make businesses more agile, save costs and provide a robust, future-proof architecture for complex enterprise systems.

SOA 12c brings exciting new features around the key themes of Developer Productivity and Industrial SOA. These new features (including a brand new product addition!) demonstrate why SOA is important to include in customer conversations and solutions around Cloud, Mobile, Fast Data and, of course, Application Integration.

Topics to be covered during the workshop include Developer Productivity, Industrial SOA, Application Integration, Cloud Integration, Mobile Enablement, Managed File Transfer, B2B and Fast Data.

May 20th – 21st 2015 Düsseldorf Germany

For details please visit our registration page here.

For additional training please visit our Community Training Calendar here (membership required)

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Customizing Oracle MFT with Java Overview by Dave Berry

March 17, 2015 Leave a comment

 

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Oracle MFT was designed so that the most common features are provided out of the box but when that is not enough, it should be easy enough to extend it using small snippets of customizable code. For the self industrious, you can find all that you need to get started in the Oracle MFT documentation section Processing Transfers with Custom Callouts as shown below.

If you want or need a more detailed drill down of this topic then just read on. As a quick review, remember that all custom callouts are totally reusable and parameterized so any development investment you make is generally a one time cost.

Terminology

There are many use cases and types of custom callout we will discuss here involving what the callout can do plus when and how the callout can be invoked but first a little background and terminology. Callouts is a general term that is used to describe custom java code that can be used while configuring an MFT Transfer in the MFT Designer page. MFT provides out of the box "Actions" such as compress/decompress or encrypt/decrypt that are available and like your custom callouts can all be attached by clicking the <add processing actions> button.

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For the rest of this article I will use the term Action as it applies to both out of the box actions and custom callouts.

Types

Actions come in 2 general types: those that need to modify the payload and those that do not. The "Newline Conversion" example in the docs illustrates how to modify a file to change the newline character to or from DOS to Unix. Actions such as this need to modify the content and must implement the PluginOutput method which provides an output stream. Read the complete article here.

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Upgrading Oracle SOA Suite from 11g to 12c by Danilo Schmiedel

March 16, 2015 1 Comment

 

clip_image002Today I’d like to share my presentation on upgrading Oracle SOA Suite from 11g to 12c. It contains information on how the product evolved the last couple of years. It also explains different upgrade strategies, the difference between in-flight upgrade and migration, important pre-upgrade tasks, the upgrade steps itself and post-upgrade steps.  

Additionally it lists the experiences and upgrade results that we’ve achieved in two different scenarios: in-flight upgrade as well as migration. Get the presentation here and Watch his video 2 Minute Tip: Upgrading to Oracle SOA Suite 12c

here

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JCAPS migration ppt and demo

March 15, 2015 Leave a comment

 

clip_image002Your customers are running JCAPS – an old legacy tool from Sun? Time to migrate to the Oracle SOA Suite stack! At our SOA Community Workspace (SOA Community membership required) you can download

JavaCAPSMigrationDemo.zip

ISW – Java CAPS To SOA Suite Migration.pptx

For more information please visit Jcaps Migration tool

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Stream Explorer 12.1.3 is available for download

March 13, 2015 Leave a comment

SXEXPLOREIMAGEOTNThe Oracle Stream Explorer platform provides a compelling combination of an easy-to-use visual façade to rapidly create and dynamically change Real Time Event Stream Processing (Fast Data) applications, together with a comprehensive run-time platform to manage and execute these solutions.

For more information including ppt presentation and training material please visit our SOA Partner Community Workspace (SOA Community membership required). Please send us your feedback via twitter #StreamExplorer

 

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EBS Adapter for Oracle SOA Suite 12c Now Available By Steven Chan

March 11, 2015 Leave a comment

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Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter for Oracle SOA Suite 12c (12.1.3) is now available for use with the E-Business Suite.  Previous releases of this product were called Oracle Applications Adapter for Oracle SOA Suite.

You can use the Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter for Oracle SOA Suite to integrate EBS 11i, 12.1, and 12.2 with external systems.  The EBS Adapter allows you to build bidirectional standards-based real-time integrations with the E-Business Suite.  The Adapter supports JCA and web service standards for creating service-oriented applications (SOA). 

What’s new in this release?

  • Adapter configuration reports: You can now view Adapter configuration reports in Oracle Fusion Middleware Control. 
  • Flexfield support for Open Interface Tables:  In addition to its existing support for PL/SQL APIs, this release provides flexfield support for Open Interface Tables by displaying flexfield data and mapping if configured in Open Interface Tables at design and run time

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RightNow Cloud Adapter (12.1.3) Released

March 10, 2015 Leave a comment

 

What are we announcing

The Oracle Cloud Adapter for Oracle RightNow Cloud (12.1.3) clip_image002is now generally available. This adapter is certified to work with

  • Oracle SOA Suite 12.1.3

Oracle Cloud Adapters are designed to dramatically simplify Integrations between Cloud and On-Premise Applications. Oracle Cloud Adapter for Oracle RightNow Cloud Service is another one in the series of Cloud adapters that we have released, providing enhanced developer productivity via intuitive design-time wizards and intelligent run-time capabilities such as smart security and session management.

Here are the relevant links for the RightNow Cloud adapter:

· Datasheet

· Sales Deck ISW-Integration_with_RightNow_Cloud.pptx SOA Community Workspace (SOA Community membership required)

· Download

· Documentation

· Certification

Oracle Cloud Adapter in the news !

· Enhance your customer experience with Oracle RightNow Cloud Adapter

· Don’t let SaaS Simplicity Become Cloud Complexity

· Oracle Cloud Adapter-Customer Insights Webcast: Advanstar

You can also visit the Oracle Fusion Middleware page on OTN to find more information about the products.

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