OSGi Support in Oracle Weblogic Server
Starting with 12.1.2 , Weblogic supports OSGi. I wanted to blog about this since I got this question several time in various events. OSGi is a modularity system in Java that is maintained by OSGi alliance of which Oracle is also a member. OSGi allows applications to be constructed from small, reusable components that can be brought together into an application. OSGi offers some benefits as described at https://www.osgi.org/developer/benefits-of-using-osgi/ Versioning of package...
Thursday, July 13, 2017 | Read More
Partner Webcast – The Rise of Chatbots: Oracle Intelligent Bot Service
"A chatbot is a computer program which attempts to maintain a conversation with a person". - Wikipedia Intelligent bots are computer programs that leverage artificial intelligence to enable natural conversations with people. The recent advancements in machine learning and the convergence of compute power and big data are bringing artificial intelligence into the mainstream. Intelligent bots will transform every facet of every industry and dramatically improve the customer...
Wednesday, June 28, 2017 | Oracle Cloud Services | Read More
Partner Webcast – Delivering Contextual Collaboration and Engagement with Oracle Content and Experience Cloud
The key to digital business transformation are the productivity tools and services that employees rely on to deliver business value. However, the digital workplace of today requires a new set of priorities, going beyond simple cloud-based file sharing to deliver the next wave of productivity, efficiency and workgroup innovation. Your need instant access to content and to easily share this information with all constituents --both inside and outside the organization. Whether...
Friday, June 23, 2017 | Oracle Cloud Services | Read More
Implementing OAuth in Oracle JET Applications
OAuth is a security protocol that allows applications(clients) to authorize them for secure API access. Your application registers itself with an API and gets some information describing the application like client_id, client_secret etc. This information is then used for getting an access token for future API calls. In this post I am going to explain how you can enable OAuth access in your JET application. Suppose that I have a secure API at https://mobileenv.oraclecloud.com:443...
Tuesday, June 13, 2017 | Read More
Debugging Oracle JET Applications
Oracle JET applications are pure client side Javascript and HTML5 applications. So for debugging you can use your favorite browser's capabilities. Oracle JET libraries come in two favors. One is the debugging version and the other is minified version. As the names imply, you should verify you are using debugging version of libraries when you are debugging. One way to verify is to look at your RequireJS bootstrap file. requirejs.config( { baseUrl: 'js', paths: { 'ojs':...
Thursday, June 1, 2017 | Oracle Middleware | Read More
Using Oracle Compute API Part 3 of 3 - Creating Compute Instance
In the last two post you have seen how to get an Authentication Cookie, how to reserve a public IP and how to create storage. Now let take a look at creating a compute instance. What is an Oracle Compute Instance? An Oracle Compute instance is a virtual machine running a specific operating system and with CPU and memory resources that you specify. This instance is defined by its machine image and shape. A machine image is a virtual hard disk that has a specific operating system...