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Tag Archives: Spring
Session catalog for DevLive Level Up 2023 released!
Hi again! In this earlier post, I mentioned that I am speaking at Level Up 2023. The session catalog has just been released on the event website. You can find my sessions in this stream: Data strategies for developers – … Continue reading
I’m speaking at Level Up 2023
Hi! I am going to be speaking at the Level Up 2023 event at Oracle Redwood Shores in March. I will talking about our new Developer Previews for both Oracle Backend for Spring Boot and Oracle Backend for Parse Platform, … Continue reading
A first Spring Boot microservice with Oracle
In this post, I want to walk through creating a first simple Spring Boot microservice using Oracle. If you want to follow along, see this earlier post about setting up a development environment. I want to create a “customer” microservice … Continue reading
Two new Backend as a Service offerings live now!
Hi everyone! For the last few months I have been working on two projects which have just gone live with their first “Developer Preview” releases. If you’d like to check them out and see what I have been up to, … Continue reading
Development environment setup for Spring Boot with Oracle
Hi again! I am starting a series of posts about writing Spring Boot microservice applications with the Oracle Database, I plan to cover topics like databsae access, messaging, external configuration, service discovery, fault tolerance, workflow, observability and so on. But … Continue reading
Using Java/Spring components in SOA/BPM 11g
Oracle SOA and BPM Suites 11g include the ability to use Java components in a composite application through the Spring component implementation type. Let’s look first at why you might want to do this and then take a look at … Continue reading