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In the Partner SOA/ BPM Reference Case Leon Smiers of Capgemini introduced us to the BPM practise of Capgemini and two of their BPM cases. Indicating that the stack that is the most open and complying with standards is the one that is most likely to survive… SOA/ BPM Reference Case The most sticky stack is the least sticky one One of the sound bites that stayed with me was: Efficiencies both in the One Time Costs (CTB) and Recurring Costs (RTB). This is resulting in several efficiencies.
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One of the ways for the Exalogic platform is the one that is also used by Apple: If you limit the amount of hardware your OS of software stack has to be compliant with, that introduces a better controlled and optimized environment “If you know the machine you need less code”. The larger part was on productisation and gave examples on increasing effiency in IT. This included a personal story on “tattie picking”. The first keynote by Andrew Sutherland had a few great stories that leaded the way to show the rationale behind the Exalogic platform. The event with 200 registrations was hosted at Capgemini in Utrecht, The Netherlands. For a detailed agenda of the event check this link. Today I attended the first day of the SOA and E2.0 Partner Community Forum. This entry was posted in BPEL, JDeveloper, Oracle, SOA Suite, WLS and tagged 11g, ADF, BPM, Fusion Middleware, JDeveloper, Oracle, SOA Suite, WLS on 6 by PeterPaul. In integration driven appraoches BPEL is the tool of choice.Įxample of a custom Spring Java worklist application for Oracle BPM.
When comparing BPEL and BPM and looking into when to use what tool, the following was stated: For all things with human interaction BPM is the tool of choice.
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Seems an interesting extension to check code quality besides the already available Java tools. The extension validates ADF code quality.
Only today I found out that there is an interesting JDeveloper 11g extension. On the Application Server, given the maturity of the J2EE platform, there is less discomfort in operations to deploy the SOA Suite on a non-Oracle App Server. And although it is certified, it is advised to use Oracle as the database for this purpose. The mainstream is using Oracle as dehydration store. SOA platformĪgain after this session I came to the conclusion that in my opinion BAM is used too little.ĭuring the session was raised whether people in the audience were using non-Oracle databases as dehydration store and Meta Data Store. Some of them were discussing roadmaps and future developments in the stack, and thus subjective to an NDA. A day filled with interesting breakout sessions. Some notes and dump of thoughts on the second day of the SOA and E20 Partner Community Forum. Confirm Product Installation DirectoriesĪn overview of the WebLogic Server installation screen can be viewed in the gallery:.Choose Product Installation Directories – No changes needed.JDK Selection – Pick the JRockit JDK previously installed.Choose Products and Components – No changes needed.
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Choose Install Type – Choose Custom to be able to select the JDK of choice.Choose Middleware Home Directory – Create a new Middleware Home and enter the directory of your choice.Include the -d64 flag in the installation command when using a 32/64-bit hybrid JDK. Start the installation using the following command.
jar installation program use the downloaded wls versionnumber_generic.jar. If you are installing WebLogic Server on a 64-bit platform using a. $ JAVA_HOME=/oracle/jrockit-jdk1.6.0_24 export JAVA_HOMEĬheck that the proper Java version will be used: Make sure the JAVA_HOME refers to the proper Java installation: This installation will later be used to install Oracle Service Bus.ĭownload the WebLogic Server installation files from OTN or E-Delivery. Installing WebLogic Server on Ubuntu and JRockit 64 bits.
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