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Tag Archives: Continuous Integration
Version Control
This article is part of a series on SOA Development and Delivery. Let’s get started on our SOA Development and Delivery journey by talking about version control. But before we delve right in, let’s take a moment to reflect on … Continue reading
SOA Development and Delivery
Let’s start by talking about what I mean by that. I don’t think that ‘SDLC’ is the right term to describe the space that I want to talk about, but it is a term that people are familiar with, so … Continue reading
Automating creation of JMS Queues and JmsAdapter plan updates and redeployment
Following on from my recent post on automation of creation of JDBC resources, I am happy to report I now have a script which can be used for JMS Queues! Again, this is not as wonderful as I would like … Continue reading
Automating creation of JDBC Data Sources and DbAdapter plan updates and redeployment
That’s a long title… anyway, as part of the desire to have a fully automated continuous integration environment for SOA and BPM, there is another bridge that we need to cross. SOA/BPM Composites can contain dependencies on resources in the … Continue reading
Making Coherence play nice in your test environment
This issue has popped up a couple of times for me recently, so I thought I would do a quick post on it. When you are running a number of Fusion Middleware environments in the same IP subnet, as you … Continue reading
Unit Testing Asynchronous BPEL Processes Using soapUI
This is a topic I have been interested in for a while. I have seen it done by some of my colleagues, especially in AIA environments, and I have been waiting to get an opportunity to work on it and … Continue reading
Getting started with Continuous Integration for OSB
As a first step towards including Oracle Service Bus projects into our Continuous Integration environment, let’s look at how to script exporting some project(s) from Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse (the IDE for OSB) and deploying those project(s) to an … Continue reading
Extending Continuous Integration to include Human Task UI projects
If you have been following our series of posts on Continuous Integration, you will have seen that we have got SCA composites containing various components including BPEL, BPMN, Spring and Rules and also SCA Test working in a Hudson/Maven/Subversion continuous … Continue reading
Continuous Integration with SCA Tests
This post builds on the earlier posts in this series which showed an approach to getting started with continuous integration for Oracle SOA and BPM. In this post, we will look at how to add SCA Tests to our continuous … Continue reading
Extending Continuous Integration to include MDS-dependent components
In this earlier post, I presented a simple approach to get started with continuous integration for SOA and BPM projects and showed how you can build and deploy an SCA composite using Hudson and Maven. In that example, we just … Continue reading
