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SOA
EMEA Partner Community Newsletter August
2014
Dear SOA &
BPM Partner Community member,
Thanks to all Fusion
Middleware Summer Camps 2014 attendees. If you couldn’t attend our
trainings in Lisbon please make sure you attend one of our up-coming
OFM 12c trainings. All trainings are published in our Community trainings calendar (SOA
Community membership required). Additional we posted all OFM
Summer Camp training material at our community workspaces:
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Feel free to use the
documents to run both trainings for your internal consultants and your
customers!
Let’s rock SOA Suite 12c and BPM Suite 12c and see you at OOW
in San Francisco.
Best regards,
Jürgen Kress
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Middleware Community Reception at
Oracle OpenWorld 2014
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You attend Oracle
Open World 2014? Make sure you attend the SOA & BPM stream! You are invited to join
our traditional Fusion Middleware Partner Community Reception at
OpenWorld. The Reception will be held on Tuesday September 30th 2014 in
San Francisco! Don't miss this unique opportunity to:
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Network and exchange information with fellow Oracle
Middleware Partners & ACEs
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Meet with members of the Global Oracle Middleware Product
Management team and Oracle EMEA Alliances and Solutions Partner Programs
team
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Learn more about Oracle OpenWorld activities
Schedule:
Tuesday September 30th 2014 20:00 (California time)
For details please visit our registration page.
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SOA Suite 12c Specialization Sales
& Presales available for free
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SOA Suite 12c & BPM Suite 12c
local launch events
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We
are looking for partners who run together with us SOA Suite 12c and BPM
Suite 12c laun ch events. To learn
more about them, please get our marketing kit here.
The first local launch event in the Netherlands by our partner Amis was
with more than 80 attendees a super success! Thanks and congratulations
to Lucas & team! Some nice quotes and pictures from the event:
SOA 12C and BPM 12C where the C stands for Cloud and also stands for
Consolidation. #soa12c @soacommunity
Cheerful reaction on live demo of BPM debugger. Results in happy
developers. @lucasjell ema Twitter
BPM and BPEL debugger in BPM12c Simplified and easy development for BPM
processes. Nice! Twitter
At our SOA Community Workspace (SOA Community membership
required you can find a complete kit for your event including
ppt material and demos: SOA Suite 12c kit & BPM Suite 12c ppt kit
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The Oracle public
cloud gets more and more popular and you will see a lot of news at Oracle
Open World. For partners Oracle has a dedicated Partner Network Cloud Program:
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SOA
Suite 12c Launch Webcast Tuesday, September 9, 2014
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Simplify
Cloud and Mobile Integration
Want to learn how to simplify integration for your cloud, mobile, and
Internet of Things? Attend
this online launch event to get the latest update on
major new enhancements in Oracle SOA Suite 12c including new Cloud integration
support, mobile service enablement, and productivity enhancements. Hear
success stories directly from Oracle customers Dell, JDSU, and Keste and
why they are excited about using Oracle SOA Suite 12c to simplify and
differentiate their business.
- How
to unify integration across Cloud, Mobile and the Internet of Things
- The
business value of breaking down the divide between cloud
applications and on-premises systems
- Best
practices for mobile enablement within your existing IT environment
SOA
Suite 12c pre-sales demo on-demand webcast & ppt presentations &
demos
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SOA Suite 12c partner resource kit
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Technical
resources
Resources
for partners
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SOA Suite 12c Pre-Sales Training –
Demo the new release!
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You want to demo
SOA Suite 12c to your customers? Attend one of our 1 day pre-sales
workshops to become ready!
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SOA 12c partner pre-sales training
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September
9th 2014
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Kista,
Sweden
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September
12, 2014
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Madrid
Spain
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September
15th 2014
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London,
UK
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September
16th 2014
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Utrecht,
Netherlands
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SOA Suite 12c Implementation Bootcamps
by PTS
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 This
FREE hands-on
workshop covers all the capabilities you need to build robust, reliable
and agile SOA solutions. It covers the key themes/ components of SOA12c,
such as developer productivity, adapters, Cloud integration, monitoring
and management, Managed File Transfer(MFT), Enterprise Scheduler (ESS),
B2B, Oracle Event Processing (OEP) and Business Activity Monitoring
(BAM). The workshop labs include an end to end example, leveraging
components such as BPEL, OSB, Adapters, MFT, ESS and B2B. They also cover
the use of Enterprise Manager for FMW (EM) for monitoring and fault
analysis.
After attending this
Oracle Suite 12c workshop, you should be in a position to build
industry-focused solutions, customer-facing demos, proof-of-concepts
(POCs), pilot implementations and reference architectures on this
platform. You will also be in a position to extend your current SOA
implementations with MFT, B2B, Cloud adapters and open your platform for
mobile applications. You cannot afford to miss this workshop, if you are
a SOA or BPM developer/ consultant.
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Agenda
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- SOA 12c Overview
- Developer Productivity
- Industrial SOA
- Adapters
- OSB, Restful Services
- Enterprise Scheduled
Services
- Managed File Transfer
- B2B
- BAM
- OEP
- Migration from 11g to
12c
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Lab Outline
- Quick Start SOA
Installer
- Process Orchestration
- Build Restful services
- OSB Integration
- Coherence and UMS
adapters
- Enterprise Schedule
Services
- MFT to Transfer Files
- B2B to Share Documents
- OEP
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Audience
- SOA/BPM developers
- Technical Architects
- Industry Solutions
Architects
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Prerequisites
- A good understanding of
SOA Suite 11g and composite application development
- Completion of SOA 11g
Foundation course or on-demand training
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Equipment Requirements
Attendees must bring their own laptops.
The laptops must meet the following minimum hardware/software
requirements:
- Minimum
16GB RAM and 60GB free disk space
- Up
to date version of the browser of your choice.
- Administrator
permissions on the laptop in order to install software
- The
most recent version of Oracle Virtual Box software.
- You
will be provided with a workshop VM when the class begins.
Schedules:
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What's New in SOA Suite 12c - Rapid
Installation by Bruce Tierney
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By now, you have
probably read about the biggest release of Oracle
SOA Suite in the last 5 years...Oracle SOA Suite 12c with major
enhancements in the areas of Cloud Integration, Mobile Integration and
more. This "What's New in SOA Suite 12c" blog focuses on one of
the many other new features that developers will be thrilled to
experience, the rapid installation feature. Tired of spending an entire
afternoon installing Oracle SOA Suite 11g? Then switch to Oracle SOA
Suite 12c and the rapid installation for development is completed in less
than 30 minutes.
Here is an excerpt from the "What's New in Oracle SOA Suite
12c" White Paper by Oracle's Simone Geib. Download it now to learn
about this and many other features:
Crucial first steps in every SOA development cycle are the installation and
configuration
of a SOA development environment,
including the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and the SOA
run-time and infrastructure database. For pre-12c versions of Oracle SOA
Suite, these steps were challenging, starting with the download of
several components and a complicated install and configuration process.
With Oracle SOA Suite 12c, this process has been dramatically simplified
with the introduction of the new Quick
Start installer. The download consists of a single file
that can be obtained from the Oracle Technology Network (OTN). The user
only needs to answer a few questions, such as defining the location for
Oracle Home, and the installation usually completes in less than 30
minutes as shown in the image to the below.
The Quick Start
install provides the foundation for a single user development
environment, which inc ludes all Oracle
SOA Suite core components - Oracle BPEL Process Manager, Oracle Human
Workflow, Oracle Business Rules, Oracle Mediator, Oracle Service Bus,
Oracle Technology Adapters, Oracle Enterprise Scheduler, SOA Spring
Component and Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control. In addition,
Oracle JDeveloper is installed with all SOA IDE extensions and an
integrated WebLogic Server.
Download the White
Paper here and register for the Oracle SOA Suite 12c
Webcast for more information
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What's New in SOA Suite 12c - Unified
Interface for Service Bus and Event Processing By Bruce Tierney
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 This
second in a blog series on "What's New in SOA Suite 12c"
focuses on another new feature of this major release of Oracle SOA Suite.
In Oracle SOA Suite 11g, the user interface was unified across most of
the components with the exception of Oracle Service Bus and Oracle Event
Processing. When I talk to existing customers and Oracle technical
specialists, I hear a wide range of responses when asked "What is
your favorite feature of Oracle SOA Suite 12c". Cloud and Mobile
integration are at the top of the list, but one of the other common
responses is "Oracle Service Bus" using the same JDeveloper
interface as Oracle SOA Suite. This major enhancement has been in the
works for years and is now delivered in 12c to allow users to learn one
interface for all the components of integration, simplifying integration
and providing faster time to integrate, especially when projects span
many components of integration.
Here is an excerpt from the "What's New in Oracle SOA Suite
12c" White Paper by Oracle's Simone Geib on the unified interface.
Download it now to learn about this and many other features:
A key differentiator of Oracle SOA Suite 11g relative to other
integration platforms has always been the unified design interface across
most of the components for Oracle SOA Suite. Oracle SOA Suite 12c takes
this differentiator a big step forward by integrating the remaining major
components for Oracle SOA Suite, Oracle Service Bus and Oracle Event
Processing, into a single unified experience. This feature simplifies integration
by eliminating the need to train developers, administrators, architects
and others on separate components for every aspect of integration, which
lowers cost and provides a faster time to integrate.
The images below show the main component palette for Oracle SOA Suite
which now includes "Service Bus" at the top as well as adapters
for technology components, on-premise and cloud applications and other
advanced features. On the right, is the same JDeveloper drag and drop
component palette showing the objects to be used for Oracle Event
Processing. Read the complete article here.
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GSE is very pleased to announce the
availability of SOA 11.1.1.7 Solutions - Mobile Payments demo
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‘Mobile payments’
has been the buzz term of the payments world for the past few years.
Mobile payments is one major area of innovation allowing people to make
real-time payments on mobile phones thus making it easier to pay for
goods and services without the need for cash or inputting credit card
details.
For example if you’re around a table at dinner and want to split the
bill, you could use your mobile phone to send your contribution to your
friend’s bank account in less than a couple of seconds.
In this demonstration we have built a mobile to mobile payment service
using Oracle’s ADF Mobile framework (MAF) allowing a mobile phone user to
make a payment to another mobile phone user requiring only the
recipient’s mobile phone number. The solution utilizes Oracle’s SOA suite
to integrate a mobile application with payment services and for business
activity monitoring of the payment process.
Highlights
This demo showcases key technologies for a mobility platform.
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Develop using Oracle JDeveloper and Application
Development Framework Mobile, to provide tight device services
integration and native user experience.
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Connect and integrate to backend systems via Service
Oriented Architecture – Business Process Execution Language/Oracle
Service Bus
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Monitoring your application flows in Real Time Dashboards
using Oracle Business Activity Monitoring.
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The demo mobile application is available for Android or
iOS devices.
Call
to Action
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Click the binoculars to watch this 2 minute video showing what this demo
release is about
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Further information about this demo is available at Demo Corner.
Support
If you need assistance or encounter any issues please submit a GSE
support ticket or call the GSE Support Hotline. The hotline is available
24 hours a day, Monday through Friday, at:
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Americas: +1-650-506-8763
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EMEA: +44-118-9240808
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APAC: +65-6436-2150
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APAC: +65-6436-2150
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Oracle SOA Suite 12c Now Available!
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This major release
of Oracle SOA Suite expands Oracle’s leadership to be the most  unified and
comprehensive solution for simplifying cloud, mobile, and IoT
Integration. Learn about all the new assets described below to better
understand how Oracle SOA Suite 12c eliminates the need for disparate
niche integration toolsets for mobile integration, cloud integration, and
IoT integration by unifying into a single platform.
Featured
Featured
New
Videos - SOA Suite 12c Customers & Partner
New
Podcasts
 New
Podcasts
Additional
Assets
Resource
Kits
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SOA Suite 12c free online learning
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SOA Suite 12c article series by Vivek
Garg
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Thanks to Vivek for
all his blog posts about SOA Suite 12c: 
Thanks to Vivek for
all his blog posts about SOA Suite 12c:
With the release of
Oracle SOA 12c, Oracle introduces SOA Debugger in Jdeveloper which helps
developer to test and debug the composite. This makes developer life
really easy. Earlier in 11g we follow below development cycle.
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Build code in Jdeveloper
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Deploy it to Server
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Test it in EM console and debug it using flow traces
If we see any issue
with the code then again we have to repeat above steps. But with the
introduction of SOA Debugger development cycle got reduced as trouble
shooting environment is provided with in Jdeveloper only. We can add
breakpoints in the code and troubleshoot it in debug mode. During
debugging you can also change value of the variable or xml element. In
this post, I will show how this SOA Debugger works. We will use
HelloWorld sample which we built in previous post. Follow below steps to
debug your composite using SOA Debugger. First we need to start the
debugger if already not started. You can start the debugger in two ways.
Either by right-clicking composite file and click on Debug or click on
red button in menu bar as highlighted in below screen shot. Read the complete article here.
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What's New in Oracle SOA Suite 12c? by
Andrew Pielage
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Introduction
With the recent release of SOA Suite 12c, it seems appropriate to give a
quick rundown of some of the  new
features and improvements made to it from the last release. For those of
you who don’t know, SOA Suite is a software collection (or suite, if you
prefer) that can be used together to realise a Service-Oriented
Architecture.
What’s New?
Oracle have implemented loads of new features and improvements in this
latest release, far more than this blog could reasonably explain, so if
you want the full list you can find it in this white paper published by
Oracle: What's New in Oracle SOA Suite 12c
Read on for an overview of some of the main features…
Cloud Integration
As with much of the 12c range being released by Oracle, a big push has
been made in the Cloud department to keep up with the industry and its
current fascination with cloud computing.
Cloud Application
Adapters
Read the complete article here.
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Oracle BPM Suite 12c and SOA Suite 12c
at eProseed World 2014
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 As
most of you know, Oracle officially released SOA Suite 12c (12.1.3) and
BPM Suite 12c (12.1.3) a couple of week ago. Exciting times for people
like us, who have worked extensively with BPEL Process Manager, Oracle
ESB, SOA Suite 10g, and SOA Suite 11g! The same week that 12c was released,
eProseed World 2014 took place. During this event all eProseed employees
meet for a fun couple of days full of social and work-related sessions.
Because Vennster is merging into the eProseed Netherlands office we will
soon migrate this blog to an eProseed domain. For us it was an excellent
chance to meet all our new colleagues. In between the tour of Luxembourg
city and an afternoon full of Highland Games (nobody got injured :-),
multiple sessions where organized to present and discuss Oracle BPM and
SOA 12c. Get the presentation here.
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Get started with MDS by Vivek Garg
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Oracle has
introduced couple of new features in Oracle SOA Suite 12c. I have listed
couple of new features that Oracle introduced for developer in my post. These new features really make
developers life easy as these reduce development cycle.
Here we discuss about MDS and what all featured introduced in that. As we
know MDS is used to store artifacts like WSDL, XSD, XSLT etc. we have two
types of MDS, File based MDS and DB based MDS. In Oracle SOA 12c, when we
use default server which is integrated with Jdeveloper then we can use
only Design Time MDS (File Based MDS), Run Time MDS (DB Based MDS) is not
supported. Check this post to create design time MDS connection. In
Oracle SOA 12c release, Oracle provided couple of new options that we can
use when we use Design Time MDS, these options were not there in 11g.
Below are options available with Design Time MDS. 
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Create and Delete folders
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Export and Import MDS artifacts
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Transfer Artifacts between MDS repositories
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Set-up a 12c Oracle Service Bus
Infrastructure by René van Wijk
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 In
this post, we will show how to create automation scripts in order to
set-up middleware environments.
Preparation
In the example, we will use the following software
First,
we have to decide which directory structure we are going to use. Below an
example is given in which the binaries (that create the run-time) are
separated from the configuration. Read the complete article here.
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Purging Data From the BPEL Store by
Matt Brasier
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 In
this recipe, taken from the book Oracle SOA Suite 11g Performance Tuning Cookbook
(ISBN: 9781849688840, Packt Publishing) we will remove old BPEL
dehydration data and state from the SOA infrastructure database.
Getting ready
You will need to have access to the database on which the SOA_INFRA
schema is hosted. In this recipe we’ll be using a command line local to
the host on which we installed the database.
You’ll also need access to the SQL scripts bundled with SOA Suite, if you
have SOA Suite installed on the host running the database you can find
them under: MW_HOME/SOA_ORACLE_HOME/rcu/integration/soainfra/sql/soa_purge
If the database is running on a separate host then you can simple copy
the soa_purge directory from the WebLogic Admin server to a directory on
the database host, we’ll be using e:\soa_purge for this purpose.
How to do it...
Follow the steps below to run the soa_purge scripts
1. First log into sqlplus as a user with sysdba privileges, and grant the
following permissions to the dev_soainfra user then exit the shell Read the complete article here.
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Extending the Oracle Sales Cloud with
SOA Suite by Gerhard Drasch
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Introduction
The Oracle Sales
Cloud provides an extensive s et
of features for extending the user interface, the underlying data model,
and allows the use of Groovy scripts to extend or adjust the default
business logic. If customers have requirements that go beyond these
capabilities, Java Cloud Service is a viable option
to build new user interface allowing a seamless UI level integration (see
the samples here). If an extension is not driven by
UI requirements but rather backend orchestration and integration needs,
introducing the Oracle SOA stack is a logical option to consider.
This article
describes how business logic implemented in Oracle SOA Suite can be
invoked in a secure way while ensuring that the additional logic in SOA
Suite can execute in the Sales Cloud user’s security context.
Creating SOA
services for the Sales Cloud
For simplicity, we are showing here a basic SOA composite with a BPEL
component that is doing nothing than receiving a JWT token from the Sales
Cloud and then calling back a web service in the Sales Cloud leveraging
this token. Here is an overview of the composite:
Read the complete article here.
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Running SCA Tests from Maven by Mark
Nelson
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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 Schema for the inputs and outputs and change it to
take two int’s as input and return a single int as output, as shown
below:
Now update the
assign activity’s copy rule in the BPEL process to add the two numbers
together. The “from” part of the copy rule should look like this: Read the complete article here.
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You’ve Got Mail: Inbound Email
Processing in WLS/OSB integration scenarios by The Cattle Crew
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 In
an integration project we are currently replacing an available
integration platform using Oracle Service Bus 11g. Different incoming and
outgoing message formats and protocols (HTTP, FTP, SMTP, etc.) are used
from the external partners of our customer and therefore have to be
supported. With OSB no problem at all, but polling a MS Exchange server
for new e-mails is simply not possible with OSB standard tooling. Debt is
a bug in MS Exchange server, which advertises that it supports plain
authentification for login, but it does not ([1], search for AUTH=PLAIN).
So when trying to access an exchange inbox from a proxy service ends up
with failures, which cannot be worked around.
So we decided to implement a custom Java service that does the polling,
because with plain Java the bug can be worked around by setting the
corresponding Java Mail session parameters described in [1]. The
challenge from a implementation perspective is that in a clustered
environment, a service is in general active on all cluster nodes and so
parallel access and therefore multi processing for one specific e-mail is
possible. So the service has to be implemented as a Weblogic Singleton
service [2] to avoid this. A Singleton service is physically deployed to
the cluster and so available on all nodes, but it is only active on one
specific cluster node. In case of problems on the node where the service
is active, it might be activated on another node in the cluster
automatically, depending on the failover configuration in the cluster. Read the complete article here.
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Adding an ADF Human Task User
Interface to our SOA Maven build by Mark Nelson
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 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 opening the Human Task (from the composite view) and
clicking on Form
and Auto-Generate
Task Form.
Then in the popup Create Project dialog box, give the project a name, I
used HTUI1,
and click on OK.
It will take a few minutes to generate the project. When it is done, do a
Save All
for good measure.
Now if you want to take a look, you will see that you have three POM
files – one for the SOA Project (composite), one for the ADF project, and
also your application level POM. If you open the application level POM
(that’s the one under Application Resources/Build Files, you will see
that is is a multi-modules project that lists the other two, as you can
see in the image below. It also has some configuration to tell Maven
where to find ojdeploy. In this release, we still need to run ojdeploy to
build and package the ADF projects, so you do need to have JDeveloper
available to your build server if you want to build ADF projects there. Read the complete article here.
Mobile Integration
Using Oracle Service Bus Oracle Service Bus 12c enables ente rprises
to deliver on mobile as an extension of the integration platform .
Developers can create REST /JSON APIs and simplify the process of
creating customizable applications from reusable components. Oracle
Service Bus 12c makes it easy to extend onpremise and cloud applications
to the mobile channel. Read the datasheet here.
Oracle Service Bus
12c enables enterprises to deliver on mobile as an extension of the
integration platform. Developers can create REST/JSON APIs and simplify
the process of creating customizable applications from reusable
components. Oracle Service Bus 12c makes it easy to extend on-premise and
cloud applications to the mobile channel.
The Oracle Mobile Suite utilizes standard technologies and tools to
expose many data formats for exchange data and functions with any mobile
application and includes Oracle Service Bus and Oracle Mobile Application
Framework. Oracle Service Bus supports all types of connections between
applications on mobile devices and back end business systems including
the popular REST/JSON.
Using Service Bus, organizations can shield front-end mobile applications
from changes that might occur in the backend. They can also shield mobile
developers from often intricate and complex details of underlying
implementations of back-end applications, such as legacy protocols. In
addition, Service Bus can simplify and reduce the information exposed by
API interfaces to ensure both optimization of bandwidth and greater
control on information shared with mobile users.
Oracle Service Bus is a part of Oracle SOA Suite 12c. It introduces a
REST binding within JDeveloper to simplify mobile enablement by exposing
traditional SOAP services, Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs), JCA adapters
connecting backend applications or just about any other underlying
implementation through REST/JSON. The REST binding is available for SOA
composites and Oracle Service Bus services and allows the configuration
of REST interactions as exposed service or proxy service. It also allows
the invocation of externally available REST services.
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Interoperability between Microsoft and
SOA Suite 12c by Ricardo Ferreira
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 Introduction
During the design of SOA applications it is inevitable that from time to
time you will need to interface with Microsoft-based applications. While
technologies like SOAP and REST do a great job when request-reply communication is needed,
most people struggle when a messaging-based
communication is required. This blog will present two approaches to get
messaging working between Microsoft and SOA Suite 12c.
Which Choices Do I
have?
SOA Suite 12c offers a complete set of tools to integrate with Microsoft
applications using messaging. Which one to use is a simple question of
asking where the messaging system resides. If the messaging system to be
accessed sits on SOA Suite side (WebLogic JMS) then you should use the WebLogic JMS .NET Client. If the
messaging system to be accessed sits on Microsoft side (Microsoft Message
Queuing) then you should use the JCA adapter for MSMQ. Using the WebLogic
JMS .NET Client allows code written in .NET to access the WebLogic JMS
server using the T3 protocol, just like any other Java application. Using
the JCA adapter for MSMQ allows SOA composites and OSB applications to
send/receive messages to/from MSMQ queues.
Using the WebLogic
JMS .NET Client
The implementation of the WebLogic JMS .NET Client is very
straightforward. All you have to do is deploy your .NET application with
the WebLogic.Messaging.dll assembly file. You still need to code how your
application will send/receive messages to/from the WebLogic JMS
destinations. You can easily find the WebLogic.Messaging.dll assembly
file in the following location:
/wlserver/modules/com.bea.weblogic.jms.dotnetclient_x.x.x.x. In the same
location you can find the WebLogic JMS .NET Client API documentation. For
those of you that are familiar with the JMS API, it will be easy to
understand since the API design is almost the same. For beginners, I have
provided the following C# sample code that shows how to publish messages
to an WebLogic JMS queue. Read the complete article here.
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Today at the Oracle Fusion Middleware Summer Camp in Lisboa I experiencedso me SIGSEGV JVM crashes. It happened
when trying to use JDeveloper 12.1.3 under MacOS with the SOA Suite
Development installer – right after the installation when starting up the
server from within JDeveloper. (Most of the experienced SOA Suite
developers went the beaten path using Windows).
My installation used a fairly recent
JDK 1.7_45, but SOA Suite 12c is supported on MAC OS only for a single
user development installation starting with JDK 1.7_51.
Upgrading to JDK 1.7_65 and recreating the JDeveloper default domain
fixed the issue. Read the complete article here.
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Setup GMail as mail provider for SOA Suite 12c –
configure
SMTP certificate in trust store By Lucas Jellema
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On this subject, there are already
many fine articles. I have borrowed from at least a doz en to understand what should happen
and to make it work. You will find them listed under resources.
It all started with me trying to have the UMS Adapter send an email. The
setup of the email driver was done in EM FMW Control (see below) and I
expected my email to be sent successfully. After a considerable and
increasingly anxious wait at my mail client, I decided to check the log
file for my WebLogic domain. There it was, in the soa_server1.out for my
SOA Suite managed server: Read the complete article here.
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Durable Subscribers in 12c by Sivakumar
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Business Events are used to notify
the interested parties (subscribers) about an occurrence of activity
which is of important to them. On raising the business events, the
subscribers would consume them and process it based on their business
flows. All these things would happen in a highly loose coupled manner and
business events producers may not be aware of the subscribers. So when
designing an application based on business events one of the aspects
requires attention is, Will
there be any loss of event? 
This is very important as subscribers
are not in a position to request providers to raise event again, even if
they do its going to be a duplicate event (occurrence) for other
subscribers. Technically speaking, the loss of event can be translated
into any of these following scenarios:
- Subscriber received the
business event but faulted during processing.
- Subscriber is unavailable
when the business event is published.
- The hosted server itself
is down when the business event is published.
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SOA Suite for Healthcare Integration By Mala Ramakrishna
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Delivering on your
Healthcare Imperatives
Leveraging the Oracle SOA Suite for Healthcare integration allows
connecting clinical and administrative processes. It delivers reliable,
secure, and cost-effective ways to exchange information and provides
payers and providers with a versatile platform for enterprise-wide
information sharing. SOA Suite for Healthcare Integration provides the
following:
- Improves time to market
and maximizes business agility with healthcare domain expertise
inbuilt into your platform
- Delivers on unparalleled
performance and better visibility across the board on your
healthcare systems
- Lowers total cost of
ownership with a unified healthcare integration framework
In order to stay abreast of new
industry developments related to electronic medical records, health
insurance exchanges, and fee-for-performance care models, health care
organizations need to build, buy and integrate many types of software
applications. Having a consistent SOA infrastructure helps these
organizations to leverage essential business processes so that these
software applications can interact and exchange information in a
consistent way.
As the standards governing healthcare practices mature and the
implementation of EHR systems becomes more ubiquitous, the benefits of
having an interoperable infrastructure will become progressively more
important. Oracle SOA Suite for healthcare integration provides essential
capabilities required for doctors, hospitals, laboratories, pharmacies,
and other entities by facilitating the sharing of information in a secure
and standards-based way.
To learn more, leverage this new resource kit on SOA Suite for Healthcare Integration. It is a one stop for a deep understanding on the
offering. It includes white papers, case studies, customer stories, and
technical resources that help increase quality, efficiency and
accountability of healthcare.
To learn more on what's new in Oracle SOA Suite 12c, join us at the live
webcast on Wednesday, July 30 at 10am. To find out more: Introducing Oracle SOA Suite 12c.
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SOA Suite 12c – Quick Start Domain Configurations by
Ganesh Kamble
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This article is first of four part
series on Oracle SOA Suite 12c Domain Configurations. Here we will
discuss the new types of domain configurations released in this release
of Oracle SOA.
 Oracle
SOA Suite 12c Quick Installer Distribution allows you to install Oracle
SOA domain in a development or evaluation environment quickly. These
domains are not supposed to be used or migrated to the production
environments. The typical usage of them is to deploy and test
applications during the development phase. The step-by-step installation of
SOA Suite 12c Quick Start distribution is given in this post.
Characteristics
Following are the key characteristics:
- Use on a single host
- Use only for development
or evaluation purposes
- Limited to one
Administration server with no option to add managed servers
- Cluster not supported
- Not recommended for
production environments
- Use Java DB to store
schemas
- Extended applications
might need schemas to be stored in Oracle databases
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Are you considering, or starting to deploy, SOA Suite
12c? You should be talking to O-box!
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Is an automatically configured
solution to enable customers to install a highly available and robust
Oracle SOA Suite platform (with multiple independent environments) for a
fixed price, and in very short time-scales.
The O-box SOA Appliance greatly
reduces risk and allows IT administrators to focus on SOA project
deployment, rather than platform installation. It has the capability to
grow with your business depending upon the initial configuration option
chosen, up to the point where larger hardware, such as Exalogic, may be
required.
Our pricing makes O-box SOA Appliance an attractive option when compared
to the cost and risk of implementing SOA as a consulting project or if
you are considering doing it yourself, especially when hardware and
software costs are also taken into account. Read
the complete article here.
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Resolving deployment issues with Service Bus 12c –
OSB-398016 – Error loading WSDL by Lucas Jellema
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I was completely stuck with Service
Bus 12c project deployment from JDeveloper to the Service Bus run time.
Every deployment met with the same fate: Conflicts found during publish –
OSB-398016, Error loading the WSDL from the repository: The WSDL is not
semantically valid: Failed to read wsdl file from url due to —
java.net.MalformedURLException: Unknown protocol: servicebus.
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Introducing Oracle BPM Suite 12c
Webcast Wednesday, September 17, 2014
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Business processes
are at the heart of what makes or breaks a business and in today’s
digital age, capitalizing on disruptive technologies like mobile, social,
big data, cloud and internet of things (IOT) to transform your business
and drive innovation will be the key to differentiating yourself from the
competition. The new release of Oracle Business Process Management Suite
12c not only helps business optimize and automate processes, but it
focuses on building connections that will drive engagement to help
companies drive innovation and transformation.
Register for the webcast to learn how successful digital business are
design processes that enable rich multi-channel digital experience for
customers and employees enabling their expansion into new markets. For details please visit our registration page.
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BPM Suite 12c partner resource kit
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Technical
resources
Partner
resources
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 This
is a FREE hands-on workshop covers all the
capabilities you need to build robust, reliable and agile BPM solutions.
It covers the key themes/ components of BPM12c, business architecture,
verbal rules, requirements capture, new UI for easy to design dashboards
and many developer features. The workshop labs include an end to end
example, leveraging components such as BPMN, Adapters, OBR and Content
Server. They also cover the use of Enterprise Manager for FMW (EM) for
monitoring and fault analysis. After attending this Oracle BPM Suite 12c
workshop, you should be in a position to build industry-focused
solutions, customer-facing demos, proof-of-concepts (POCs), pilot
implementations and reference architectures on this platform. You will
also be in a position to extend your current BPM implementations with
ACM, OBR, BAM and open your platform for mobile applications. You cannot
afford to miss this workshop, if you are a SOA or BPM developer/
consultant.
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Agenda
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- New
BPM Composer including web-forms
- Business
Architecture
- BAM
12c
- Work
Assignment
- Sub-processes,
multi-instance and array-handling
- Error
Handling -- includes new error handling support
- Oracle
Business Rules -- using business phrases and other new features
- Securing
BPM processes
- Development
Best Practices
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Audience
- SOA/BPM
developers
- Business
Analysts/Architects
- Technical
Architects
- Industry
Solutions Architects
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Prerequisites
- A
good understanding of BPM Suite 11g and application development
- e.g.
completion of BPM 11g Foundation course.
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Equipment Requirements
Attendees must bring
their own laptops. The laptops must meet the following minimum
hardware/software requirements:
- Minimum
16GB RAM and 40GB free disk space
- Up
to date version of the browser of your choice.
- Administrator
permissions on the laptop in order to install software
- The
most recent version of Oracle Virtual Box software.
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Schedules:
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Introducing Oracle BPM 12c with Meera
Srinivasan
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 Listen
to Meera Srinivasan, Director, Product Management as she talks about the
features of Oracle Business Process Management 12c. For videos on
upgrading to BPM 12c see the Oracle BPM 12c playlist.
Copyright © 2014 Oracle and/or its affiliates. Oracle® is a registered
trademark of Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Oracle
disclaims any warranties or representations as to the accuracy or
completeness of this recording, demonstration, and/or written materials
(the "Materials"). The Materials are provided "as is"
without any warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including
without limitation warranties of merchantability, fitness for a
particular purpose, and non-infringement. Watch the
video here.
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New release of Solution Accelerators
now available on OTN By Cesare Rotundo
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 The
new release of Solution (aka: Process) Accelerators is now available on OTN. This new release has been focused
on improving existing accelerators with most customer demand while adding
a new accelerator to the catalog which showcases Adaptive Case Management
(ACM): Complaints Management.
Complaints management has become a strategic focus area in many
industries where customer service is the top priority. It has impacts on
customer satisfaction and retention, and may involve compliance
penalties. However, processes and solutions that support employees dealing
with complaints are ad-hoc, custom, and fraught with manual steps and
paper.
The Complaints Management Accelerator, built using the best BPM, ACM, and
Content platform available today, enables effective and efficient
customer complaints resolution. Using ACM we have organized the
complaints settlement process across four phases: Filing, Review,
Investigation, and Resolution, while enabling churn likelihood control
via R-generated indexes. The Complaints Management accelerator thus
enables knowledge workers to choose the best actions leading to efficient
complaint resolution, also taking into account unscheduled events such as
the receipt of a new document from the customer.
Customers can quickly input their products, complaints types, and other
data specific to them using out-of-the-box Administrator UIs, and refine
the resolution processes and cases configured in the Accelerator
according to their requirements, exploiting ACM’s model to flexibly fit
their needs and exceed customer expectations.
Other accelerators have also been improved, including:
- Employee
Onboarding has been enhanced to provide WebCenter based imaging to
allow compliance documents (I-9, W-4) to be scanned and associated
with the onboarding instance for the new hire
- eForms
Management, now with the option to remotely deploy a Citizen eForm
for submission
- Internal
Service Requests, now with examples of department-specific approval
tasks
- Finally,
Approval Management for Microsoft Excel® (AME), which generalizes
the model of performing a complete BPM-driven approval cycle from
within Excel, first introduced with the Financial Reports Approval
accelerator.
This release
continues to include out-of-the-box integration scenarios with Oracle
Applications Products, including Siebel, PeopleSoft, and the E-Business
Suite. Read the article here.
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BPM 12.1.3 Process Documentation
Sample available on java.net
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Two weeks ago I blogged about the new features and
improvements to process documentation in Oracle BPM 12.1.3. A sample is now available on java.net for
download. This sample includes:
- A
lab document explaining how to use the import feature in Oracle BPM
Composer and Studio to convert Visio, XPDL, BPMN 2.0, Oracle
Workflow, and Tutor documents into BPM processes. A sample Visio
file is included in the download so you can see how the feature
works
- The
same lab document leads you through adding process documentation via
the business properties
- You
are also guided through using the narrative view to edit your sample
process
- Then
the lab prompts you to create process reports to bring all of your
process documentation together in one HTML or PDF document
The sample also
includes a lab solution so you can import the project with all of the
process documentation already added.
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Oracle BPM & Adaptive Case
Management By Michael Snow
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Prasen
Palvankar speaks on Adaptive Case Management
Oracle BPM Suite offers in-built adaptive case management capabilities to
manage unstructured processes and empower the knowledge workers to
improve customer experience.
Watch the video here.
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BPM 12c - Process Asset Manager (PAM)
by Antonis Antoniou
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An entirely new
feature has been introduced in Oracle BPM 12c called “Process Asset
Manager” (PAM) which makes it really simple and reliable to share
projects between BPM Studio and BPM Process Composer, providing a unified
lifecycle management of BPM projects across BPM Process Co mposer
and BPM Studio tools and offering seamless collaboration across the
various personas in a BPM project.
PAM comes with an integrated subversion source control system for version
management of BPM assets and can be integrated with OPSS for security and
can reference the MDS for run-time artifacts.
So let’s see the
lifecycle of PAM from the two different interfaces, starting with the
Process Composer.
For the needs of this tutorial I have created a sample Hello BPM project
with a synchronous process. Read the complete article here.
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Oracle BPM 12c Installation
Improvements and Issues with Mac by Andrejus Baranovkis
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Oracle BPM 12c is
improved with a gre at
installation process - simplified and stable. You only need to download
single installation package, run a wizard and after several clicks it
gets installed. All required products are installed for you out of the
box, no extra configuration is needed - JDeveloper, BPM/SOA extensions,
BPM/SOA schemas in Java DB. Developer can focus on his development tasks,
no need to spend days to install and configure development environment.
You should read official guide - Quick Start for Oracle Business Process Management
Suite.
Installer works on
Mac OS platform, you can install entire Oracle BPM 12c infrastructure and
run domain. However, it fails to open Human Task wizard, while running
JDEV on Mac OS. I have developed extremely basic Oracle BPM 12c sample
application, to test Human Task wizard with JDeveloper installed on
Oracle Enterprise Linux and on Mac OS - BpmApplication.zip.
It works fine to load Human Task wizard with JDeveloper 12c installed on
Linux:
The same Human Task fails to open with JDeveloper 12c installed on Mac
OS. There is Null Pointer exception generated, thrown from JDeveloper IDE
class: Read the complete article here.
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Process Documentation in Oracle BPM
12.1.3 by Mike Keane
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Your ability to add
process documentation has been greatly enhanced in BPM 12.1.3. Som e of the key
enhancements are:
- The
narrative view allows you to write and/or edit in plain language.
The narrative view is always in sync with the graphical view so you can
see immediately the impact of your changes on the model. You can
also add documentation to activities in-line.
- Business
properties can be added to processes and activities, and then you
can create process reports that will show all properties for processes
and activities in one document.
- New
process reports have been added to allow you to create a variety of
different business reports to share.
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Don’t Let a Good Idea Get Away by
Brandon Dean
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Once upon a time,
no one really cared how if their house smelled like lavender after they
cleaned it.
Thanks to the scientists behind Febreze and an innovative marketing
campaign, now our cars and garbage bags smell like lavender too.
Innovation changes everything—down to the very way we live. A wealth of
it brings companies to the top. A lack of it drags companies to the
bottom.
We’ve all experienced those moments when an idea springs to life that
could change something for the better. What usually follows that moment
though, is the realization that there are very real obstacles that stand
in the way of turning that great idea into reality.
Business innovation, whether product- or process-based, starts as an
idea. Imagine what could your business do with more support in place for
collective creativity? Today’s leading companies recognize that they
can’t just take a piece-meal approach to Business Process Management
(BPM) and innovation. They need to develop enduring BPM strategies that
support ongoing innovation.
Using a high-quality BPM solution is one of the most effective ways to
turn those innovative ideas into reality. BPM technology helps businesses
stay relevant by quickly and efficiently implementing good ideas when
they happen. Read our recent newsletter article, BPM: The North Star of Business Innovation Today,
to learn more.
Head over to Oracle’s website to watch a couple short videos. A
Queensland University of Technology BPM expert discusses the promise of
new technologies in Future Innovation Promising with
BPM/Mobile/Social/Cloud. See how Boeing’s Global Services
& Support division was able to transform supply chain processes and
achieve a 38 percent reduction in proposal and development
costs with Oracle BPM Suite 11g.
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My Favorite PeopleSoft Flavor: Vanilla
by Vivek Ahuja
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This post provides
an overview of how Oracle BPM can be used with PeopleSoft t o
gain more out of your ERP. It also covers how to go about separating the
process and personalization/customization layers from your ERP, to
encourage leveraging more vanilla, out-of-the-box ERP functionality,
rather than an over customized, costly to maintain version. Oracle BPM
takes out the process inefficiencies associated with your ERP. It
provides you with a range of different governance and workflow
capabilities, which allows you to efficiently operate in your ERP with
robust drill down features. This enables your process users and key
stakeholders to uncover operational gaps that may be hindering your
business from attaining efficiency gains or untapped revenue channels.
Integration
Recommendations
Read the complete article here.
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Architecture
& AppAdvantage Section
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Community
Powers Oracle by Debra Lilley, ACE Director
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 Once
you have decided on your initiative to drive value from Oracle
Applications using Oracle Fusion middleware you need to think about the
skills you need. Are you going to use a Systems Integrator, in house
capability, or increasingly some form of cloud offering? Whichever you
decide on you will still have a learning curve which is where I believe
community is the answer. Not all learning has to be formal classroom led,
look at the skills needed and select the formal training for the base
skills, but for the areas you need an understanding of, and these won’t
even be all be technical and then to learn more about the formal skills,
I recommend community learning.
The Oracle Community is an enormous wealth of groups all offering their
members a different angle on learning, through education, through sharing
and through asking questions.
This blog, has the strapline, ‘Inside Oracle’s Middleware Community’ and
is the sharing of knowledge from a wide range of contributors.
Oracle itself has Oracle Technology Network (OTN) which is
a phenomenal resource. It is ‘the world's largest community of
developers, admins, and architects using industry-standard technologies
in combination with Oracle its articles, blogs and forums cover most of
the technology’. Check out this infographic to appreciate the impact OTN
has on the community. Read the complete article here.
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Oracle OpenWorld 2014 OAUX
Applications Cloud Exchange
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Oracle
OpenWorld is almost upon us again. You've been a special participant in
Oracle Applications User Experience efforts before, so we are offering you
the first opportunity to register for the OAUX Applications Cloud
Exchange that our team is coordinating for Oracle OpenWorld 2014.
This is a reprise of our expo event last year, but with longer hours and
an added bonus: we are inviting partners and Oracle Sales Ambassadors
(SAMBA) to bring customers with them, who must be escorted and under a
non-disclosure agreement. This is a premium, exclusive event.
1 - 4 p.m. and 6 - 8:00 p.m. Monday, Sept. 29, 2014
Oracle OpenWorld 2014: 888 Howard Street, Intercontinental Hotel, San
Francisco, CA 94103
Location: Spa Terrace
You have been invited
to an exclusive event showcasing the Oracle Applications Cloud user
experience. Oracle is giving select attendees -- Oracle partners, Oracle
cloud customers, and a few analysts -- a look at what's coming next in
the Oracle Applications Cloud user experience at the Oracle OpenWorld
2014 OAUX Applications Cloud Exchange, hosted jointly by the Oracle
Applications User Experience (OAUX) team, the Oracle Partner Network (OPN),
and JavaOne.
Register HERE.
For more information on other activities that highlight the work of the
Oracle Applications User Experience team, such as OpenWorld sessions,
demo stations, onsite product usability testing, and usability lab tours
during OpenWorld, please visit the Usable Apps OpenWorld 2014 Events page.
We look forward to seeing you at our event!
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ORACLE HCM CLOUD:
So, how is the Oracle
HCM Cloud User Experience? In a word, smokin’! Misha Vaughan
of the Oracle Applications User Experience (UX) team writes about the
Oracle HCM Cloud user experience and its light-weight interactions,
tailored to the task you are trying to accomplish, on the device you are
comfortable working with. http://bit.ly/1sotpkv
NEW PODCASTS FROM ORACLE
UNIVERSITY:
USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN
PATTERNS: The Simplified User Interface Design Patterns for
the Oracle Applications Cloud eBook is now easily accessible
from the Usable Apps website, as well as the Usable Apps blog. Use it to learn about
the user experience design patterns and guidelines used to build the
simplified UIs for the Oracle Applications Cloud. If you are looking to
understand how to leverage user experience in PaaS4SaaS – start here.
This free eBook comes from the Oracle Applications User Experience team
and McGraw-Hill. Easy-to-follow patterns and color examples from the
Oracle Sales Cloud and Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud will
have you building your own simplified UIs quickly. Foreword by Oracle UX
champions Floyd Teter and Sten Vesterli. tinyurl.com/SimplifiedUI
PROFIT MAGAZINE:
Oracle Applications User Experience Vice President Jeremy Ashley talks
with Profit
magazine about one of the driving forces behind the evolving
Oracle user experience – simplicity. http://bit.ly/1oC4kBn
MAKER MOVEMENT:
Want to know what people were talking about at the Bay Area MakerCon and
Maker Faire in May? Watch this video, which features a prominent
appearance by Jeremy Ashley, Vice President of the Oracle Applications
User Experience team. http://bit.ly/1mspdis
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Additional new content SOA & BPM
Partner Community
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·
The UKOUG Technology Conference and Exhibition 2014
agenda is now live. We have loads of Weblogic content, including sessions
from Frances Zhao– Perez, Simon Haslam and Peter de Vaal amongst others.
Take a look at the agenda and register now. Tech14 is the biggest
event for the Oracle Technology community in the UK, so if you operate in
this market, make sure you don’t miss out on this opportunity to position
you brand and generate leads. Contact Kerry in our sales team now to discuss.
·
SOA Suite 12c
Round-Up During the first 100 hours after the release
of Oracle SOA Suite 12c bloggers from the AMIS Technology Blog held a
50-hour blog-a-thon, writing about new features, and tracking the
community conversation. This post by AMIS's Robert van Molken compiles
highlights from that event. Read the article.
·
Oracle Unveils
Oracle SOA Suite 12c New in this release are
enhancements to the Oracle Cloud Adapters for SaaS applications,
simplified mobile integration with support for the REST/JSON standards
and easy to use transformation tools to translate between traditional
enterprise SOAP interactions and REST. Get the details.
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Top tweets SOA Partner Community -
August 2014
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 Yogesh
Sontakke
Latest Gartner MQ 2014 is out RT: Oracle is a leader in On-Premise
Integration here
 SOA CommunitySOA’s
Role in Simplifying Mobile Enablement here
SOA Community
Send us a picture of your trip to Lisbon - good trip
 AMIS, Oracle &
Java
blog by Lucas Jellema: "Resolving deployment issues with Service
Bus 12c – OSB-398016 – Error loading WSDL" here
 OTNArchBeat Sometimes the
biggest obstacle to successful #SOA has
little to do with technology. here
OTNArchBeat
Extending the Oracle Sales #Cloud with
#SOASuite |
Gerhard Drasch here
OTNArchBeat
Oracle BPM 12.1.3 Process Documentation Sample available on java here
SOA Community
Want to become a #soaCommunity
member free registration here
only for Oracle partners
SOA Community
At the #soaCommunity
workspace you find already some of the training material workspace
membership required!
 Johan
Louwers #Oracle
Industrial SOA Articles here
 oraclemidsize
How to simplify integration for cloud, mobile & the Internet of
Things? Attend #Oracle #SOA Suite
12c launch event: here
 mixmaxmin
SOA Suite 12c is available for download | SOA Community Blog - Mozilla
Firefox here
SOA CommunityLearn
more about SOA Suite 12c attend a local launch event in Europe here #soacommunity @OracleSOA
 O-box The
new O-box website is launched at here!
 Frank Nimphius
New "shortcut" to Mobile Application Framework content on
OTN: here
Johan Louwers #Oracle A
Brave New Integration World - Value Proposition of Oracle SOA Suite 12c
here
SOA
Community Partner
Resource kits #SOASuite12c here #BPMSuite12c here
 Dain HansenThe
Top 5 Business Challenges in Financial Services and solving them using
BPM via @malatech here
 Siva Want
to submit my post Durable subscribers here, would it meet
the criteria.
SOA
Community Industrial
SOA Articles here
SOA Community @soacommunity
Call for content SOA Magazine & Service Technology Magazine &
OTN here
Siva·#soa12c
observations made on Durable subscribers in 12c here @soacommunity
 Gertjan van
het HofOracle SOA Suite 12c:
Flow trace includes service bus and composite call together in EM.
Nice! #soa #oracle
 AVIO
ConsultingAVIO Consulting Blog -
Don't Let a Good Idea Get Away here #oraclebpm
SOA Community
SOA Community Newsletter July 2014 read it! Only for Oracle partners! here @OracleSOA
 Oracle
Learning Libr SOA Suite 12c -
Leveraging the New SOA Project Templates: Released On: 29-JUL-14 Preview
the SOA Suite 12c t... here
Oracle
Learning LibrSOA Suite 12c -
Performing a Quick Start Installation: Released On: 29-JUL-14 use the
Quick Start installer t... here
Oracle
Learning LibrOracle SOA Suite 12c
Developer Productivity Video Series: Released On: 29-Jul-14 SOA Suite
12c Developer Prod... here
Oracle Learning
LibrSOA Suite 12c - Using the SOA
Debugger in JDeveloper: Released On: 29-Jul-14 Work with the SOA
Debugger in JD... here
Dain HansenIoT
and Big data do the Hadoop Kevin Parker on benefits of #IoT #BeyondBigData
Roadshow here
 esentri Blogpost:
Mobile Enablement durch Rest Binding von #SOACommunity #Oracle here
 Frank Munz
Looking forward to meet you all there! Ran the SOA Suite dev installer
in anticipation of event - fabulous!
OTNArchBeat
Top 10 Tweets - July 22-28, 2014 #SOASuite12c here
SOA
Community SOA
Community Newsletter July 2014 here
Dain HansenOracle
SOA Suite for Healthcare Integration #soa12 here
 Simon HaslamPreparing
for @soacommunity
in Lisbon - looking forward to an intensive week of SOA/BPM 12c!
 Oracle SOAOracle
SOA Suite for Healthcare Integration #soa12c
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 Oracle
Middleware
Per,community becomes @Oracle.
Our thanks to and others here
Oracle SOA
What's New in #SOASuite12c
- Part 2 - Unified Service Bus & Event Processing. Blog highlights
and graphic here
Oracle SOA
What's else is new in Oracle #SOA12c? -
Quick summary on rapid install...From an afternoon to less than 30 mins
here
Dain Hansen
New in SOA Suite 12c - Unified Interface for Service Bus and Event
Processing here
 Ganesh
Oracle SOA Suite 12c – Quick Start Domain Configurations here@OracleSOA
 C2B2
Consulting
MIDDLEWARE INSIGHT-C2B2 July Newsletter here featuring @soacommunity
 ✭ Usable Apps
To code your own simplified UIs: here
(PaaS-SaaS_UIAccelerator_ ver1.0.1.1.zip)
 Manuel Rosa
@soacommunity
confirmed :) here
 Vivek Garg
Enterprise Service Schedule looks
promising #soawork
@soacommunity
Oracle SOA
Dive into Oracle SOA Suite 12c with Amit Zavery, Group VP of Fusion
Middleware at Oracle @azavery #soa12c here
Dain Hansen
Launch webcast “Introducing Oracle BPM Suite 12c” on Wednesday,
September 17, 2014 at 10:00 AM PDT. here
Dain HansenIntroducing
Oracle BPM 12c with Meera Srinivasan here
C2B2
ConsultingPurging Data From the
BPEL Store' by read more on here
#JavaEE @soacommunity
OTNArchBeat
What's New in #SOA Suite
12c - Rapid Installation >> excerpt from a white paper by @SOASimone here
Vivek Garg
Share files to MDS become easy in
@soacommunity
C2B2
Consulting
A quick rundown of new features & improvements in SOA Suite 12 -
see C2B2 Blog here #JavaEE @soacommunity
Siva SOA Suite 12c -
Business Events and Consistency Levels here #soasuite12c
Vivek Garg
Get Started with MDS #oraclesoa12c
here
OTNArchBeat
"An overview of 10 years of Oracle & SOA" by here
C2B2
Consulting
Read Andy Pielage's article on @DZone
'What's New in Oracle SOA Suite 12c?' here @OracleSOA
 Jonathan Ortiz
BPM Suite 12c is available for download here
Send us your blog post @soacommunity
SOA Community
Uploaded more than 700 MB of #SOASuite12c
& #BPMSuite12c
material to the community workspace workspace
AMIS, Oracle &
JavaIk heb 12 foto's op Facebook
geplaatst in het album "AMIS event - Oracle SOA & BPM 12c
launch event" here
Dain HansenAttend
a live Oracle SOA and BPM 12c launch event in a city near you: here
SOA CommunitySOA
Suite 12c launch events by IPT 27th of August in Bern & 28th of
August in Zürich – Switzerland here @OracleSOA
esentri#Oracle
Enterprise Scheduler (ESS) Integration in #SOASuite12c
von
 Ronald
Luttikhuizen My session on Service
Design principles for SOA has been accepted for #ukoug
Liverpool here we come!
SOA CommunitySubmit
your article for the #SOAMagazine
III here …
contribute to the community ;-) #soacommunity
 JDeveloper
& ADFAdding an ADF Human
Task User Interface to our SOA Maven build here
Dain
Hansen Change
the Game with Oracle SOA Suite 12c here
Oracle
Middleware Launching Oracle SOA
Suite 12c - Don't miss the live webcast. Register today! #soa12c #cloud
 Andrejus
Baranovskis
Andrejus Baranovskis Blog: Oracle BPM 12c Installation Improvements and
Issues with Mac here
 Jorge A
Hernández SOA Suite 12c –
Business Events and Consistency Levels here
… #SOA
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SOA Community
IDC Releases MarketScape Worldwide BPM Platforms Vendor Assessment 2014
report here
AMIS, Oracle
& Java That's is. Wonderful
SOA / BPM 12c launch event.
AMIS, Oracle
& JavaAnd now practical BPM
demonstration by editing
BPM processes by round trip via excel. here
 Robert van
MölkenLast but not least
about Service Bus in #SOASuite12c
by meanes of a demo. here
Robert van
MölkenJust talked about #SOASuite12c
Developer Productivity and SCA Composite updates. It was fun, hopefully
great reviews.
AMIS, Oracle
& JavaThe Architect
Community Newsletter mentions our #SOASuite12c
blog-a-thon, cool! Many thanks... here
AMIS, Oracle
& JavaBPM 12C themes by
strategy. Make it simple for business users. Create intelligent process
solutions. here
Oracle SOAExtend
New and Existings Apps to Mobile #soahere
Oracle
MiddlewareTake a deep dive into
Oracle SOA Suite 12c. with a live webcast not to be missed! #soa12c here
AMIS, Oracle
& JavaService Bus 12c offers
native file transformer. Attractive feature for developers using the
file adapter with csv.
AMIS, Oracle
& JavaSOA suite 12 c now
offers adapter for Microsoft MSMQ. But you might prefer to use the
oracle service bus. :-)
Robert van
Mölken is
talking about the #SOASuite12c
and #BPMSuite12c
highlights.
 Sandor
Nieuwenhuijs
Lancering SOA Suite 12c en BPM Suite 12c bij @AMIS_Services
door o.a. - volle zaal ondanks mooie weer! here
AMIS, Oracle
& JavaSOA 12C and BPM 12C
where the C stands for Cloud and also stands for Consolidation. #soa12c @soacommunity
SOA Community&local
launch events across Europe register here here @OracleSOA
 Antonis
AntoniouI'm now Oracle SOA 12c
Sales and PreSales Specialist. Can't wait for the implementation exam! #SOASuite12c
SOA Community
Critical Patch Update Advisory - July 2014 here #soacommunity
Oracle SOAWhat
is Oracle B2B? Hear on what it is and why its better than standalone
B2B here
Oracle
SOA Extend
On-Premise and Cloud to Mobile #soa #mobile here
Dain HansenMobile
Integration using Oracle Service Bus #soa #mobile here
Antonis
Antoniou Process
Asset Manager (PAM) here
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 Carsten
WiesbaumNew blog: "#SOASuite12c:
Oracle Enterprise Scheduler (ESS)" - here
 Mark NelsonAdding
an ADF Human Task User Interface to our SOA Maven build here
Simon HaslamJuly
2014 CPU released here
I can't see any updates for SOA 12.1.3 other than JDK 7u65
 Oscar Pinto
Salazar
It is possible to model SOA BPEL with JDeveloper 12c, 12c Suite new
version, Same JDeveloper 11.1.1.7
Oracle SOADeliver
on mobile as an extension of the integration platform #soa #mobile here
Oracle SOAEnterprise
File Exchange with Oracle Managed File Transfer #soa #mft here
Oracle SOAJDSU
Validates Oracle SOA Suite 12c in Live Webcast #soa12c here
 Leandro
Pantoja Oracle AIA Enterprise
Business Service: Layers and AIA Components #soa
Vivek Garg totallly
redesigned in check out @soacommunity
Oracle SOAChange
the Game and Lead Your Industry with Oracle SOA Suite 12c #soa12c
Jorge A
Hernández Companies scan
thousands of pages, how do you bring them into your enterprise? here
 Raastech#Oracle #SOASuite 12c
is 1 month old today! A vast improvement over 11g and we get more
excited as we learn more about it. #soacommunity
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SOA Partner Community Calendar
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On-Demand Trainings
Event Name
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English
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Tech
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ADF Advanced
Training on-demand chapters one and two
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English
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Tech
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In-Class
Trainings
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Training
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Focus
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04-08.08.2014
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Fusion Middleware
Summer Camps: www.tinyurl.com/ofmSummerCamps2014
- SOA 12c
- BPM 12c
- Mobile Hacking
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Lisbon, Portugal
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Jürgen Kress
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Tech
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05.09.2014
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Online
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Corry Weick/ Local
Presales
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Tech
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08.-09.09.2014
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Frankfurt, Germany
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Corry Weick/ Local
Presales
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Tech
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08-11.09.2014
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Kista Schweden
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PTS
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TEch
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09.09.2014
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Kista, Sweden
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Pre-Sales
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Tech
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12.09.2014
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Madrid, Spain
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Pre-Sales
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Tech
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15.09.2014
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London, UK
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Pre-Sales
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Tech
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15.09.2014
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BPM Suite 12c - Alle
Neuerungen im Überblick (In German)
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Online
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Corry Weick/ Local
Presales
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Tech
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16.09.2014
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Utrecht, NL
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Pre-Sales
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Tech
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23-26.09.2014
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Utrecht, NL
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PTS
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Tech
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06-09.10.2014
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Kista, Sweden
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PTS
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Tech
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27-30.10.2014
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London, UK
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PTS
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Tech
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12.-13.11.2014
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BPM Suite 12c -
Hands-On Workshop (In German)
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Munich, Germany
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Corry Weick/ Local
Presales
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Tech
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25.-26.11.2014
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Flexibel agierendes BPM
mittels Oracle Adaptive Case Management (ACM)
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Munich, Germany
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Corry Weick/ Local
Presales
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Tech
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Invite Your Colleagues to Join the SOA
Community
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For any questions
on the above or concerning SOA and Oracle in general please contact the
Oracle EMEA Alliances & Channels SOA Team.
Best regards,
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