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Tag Archives: OSB
Installing OSB and its IDE on 64-bit Linux
We often hear people ask how to install Oracle Service Bus, and also its integrated development environment (which is based on Eclipse) on 64-bit systems. The confusion comes from the apparent unavailability of the 64-bit installer for the WebLogic and … Continue reading
Introduction to the Sales Order Entry application
This post is part of a series on building a modern web-based interface for E-Business Suite using Oracle ADF with Oracle Service Bus providing services between EBS and the front end. Our (imaginary) client wants a new, modern, web-based Sales … 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
Improving XQuery performance
XQuery transformations are often used in pipelines in Oracle Service Bus to perform data transformation. Performance of XQuery transformations is a key area to focus on when performance tuning an Oracle Service Bus environment. During performance testing of your project … Continue reading
