A new self study course (Introduction to Human Workflow) was recently posted to the Oracle Learning Library. This self-study course runs about 20 minutes. You can access it, at no charge, here.
It is intended for those new to Human Workflow, who seek an understanding of the core vocabulary and concepts. It is intended to provide a foundation for understanding what Human Workflow can do, and how to best use it.
Send your tweets @soacommunity #soacommunity and follow us at http://twitter.com/soacommunity
Figuring out how the authorization works in SOA Suite 11g between the
WebLogic Console and Enterprise Manager can seem daunting. This blog
post aims to clarify how the two parts work together and hopefully
demonstrates that it is not as complicated as it may first appear.
In SOA Suite 11g there is one Authentication stack and 2 Authorization stacks:
I'm giving presentations on application lifecycle management next week in some interesting places. The cities and dates are:.
The events are all for IT leaders, and as is perhaps too common these days, pretty much all of them are invitation-only. Still, if you're in any of these cities and interested in a broad view of ALM and its impact on the business, I hope to see you there.
As described in Michelle Kimihira's Oracle Fusion Middleware blog post, Oracle is #1 in Modern Middleware again with "the foundational technology being Oracle SOA Suite". "Modern
middleware" refers to open, standards-based application infrastructures
that don’t require legacy mainframe links. Oracle is the leader in
market share for the foundational components of modern middleware
including (but not limited to) application
Recently I was involved in an Oracle Fusion Middleware upgrade from
11g PS2 to 11g PS5 with Jacco Landlust, Aiman Salama, and Jens Peters.
The environment that was patched consists of the following domains:
After the successful first Devoxx UK a few weeks back my interview with Yolande Porier from Oracle Technology Network finally got published on Parleys. She had some nice questions for me about my involvement as an individual with the Java EE JSR expert group, and my views on Java EE 7.
Oracle released three updates to Java yesterday. It is important to note that they contain several security related changes. The majority of those changes have been announced since a while and first thing to notice is, that Oracle ships as planned.