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Tag Archives: SOA
SOA and BPM 12.1.3 BP1 Released
Just a quick note to let folks know that the SOA and BPM 12.1.3 Bundle Patch 1 (BP1) has been made available from Oracle Support. The patch number is 19707784. This patch includes important fixes that all 12.1.3 sites should … Continue reading
Happy New Year – Happy New Oracle Maven Repository
To celebrate the new year, we have just gone live with the Oracle Maven Repository which contains all of the Oracle-provided artifacts for the Fusion Middleware 12.1.2 and 12.1.3 releases. You can find out more about the repository on the … Continue reading
Getting to know Docker – a better way to do virtualization?
In this post, with guest co-writers Edwin Biemond (@biemond) and Joel Nation (@joelith), we will explore virtualization with Docker. You may have heard of Docker, it is getting a lot of interest lately, especially with the recent announcement that Google … Continue reading
SOA 12c Maven demonstration from OpenWorld 2014
Here is a copy of the SOA 12c Maven demonstration that Robert Wunderlich and I gave at OpenWorld this year:
Adding an ADF Human Task User Interface to our SOA Maven build
With the new Maven support in 12c, it is much simpler now to include our ADF projects in our SOA Application build. Continuing on from this earlier post, we will now add the ADF project. You can do this by … Continue reading
Adding a Human Task to our SOA Maven Build
In this post, we will make our SOA Application slightly more interesting, and see what we need to do to build it with Maven. The logical next thing to add is a component that depends on MDS, so we can … Continue reading
Running SCA Tests from Maven
In this post, let’s look at how we can run SCA test suites from Maven. To get started, we are going to need a test. Let’s set up our process to add two numbers. Go ahead and open the XML … Continue reading
Creating SOA Applications using Maven
In this post, let’s look at how to create a SOA/BPM application from a Maven archetype. This is fairly simple to do – we just need to use the standard Maven archetype:generate goal and identify the SOA archetype we want … Continue reading
New Maven Support in SOA 12c
SOA 12c (version 12.1.3) has shipped now and there has been a lot of tweeting and blogging about it already, from lots of different folks, which is great! In this post, I wanted to talk a bit about the new … Continue reading
Fusion Middleware 12.1.3 released
Fusion Middleware 12.1.3 is now available for download from OTN. This release includes WebLogic Server, Coherence, ADF, SOA, OSB and BPM. Here is the documentation site. The download page for SOA/BPM is here.
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