Posts Tagged ‘Middleware Update’

Leer snel setup & beheer van omgevingen met Packer, Vagrant, Virtualbox & Docker–Oracle Developer Meetup August 23rd 2018 Utrecht

Posted: August 21, 2018 in JDeveloper & ADF, Cloud
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Leer slim beheer van PoC | Demo | Studie | ontwikkel| speel-omgevingen met Packer, Preseed, Vagrant, Virtualbox, Docker

Spreker: Maarten Smeets, Oracle ACE & Senior Development Consultant (AMIS)

Benodigd: enige ervaring met command line tools, Virtual Machines en Linux is gewenst; breng in elk geval je laptop mee voor het hands on deel van de sessie. Als ontwikkelaar heb je naast je reguliere werk regelmatig behoefte aan een omgeving voor bijvoorbeeld zelfstudie, uitproberen van nieuwe tools of het uitvoeren van een PoC. Soms is de omgeving alleen voor jezelf maar in andere gevallen wil je deze ook eenvoudig kunnen delen zoals bijvoorbeeld voor het geven van een training. Voor deze omgeving heb je veelal specifieke wensen. Je wilt flexibele zijn en snel up en running. De mogelijkheid hebben de omgeving opnieuw op te bouwen zonder al te veel moeite. Bij voorkeur wil je deze lokaal draaien op je laptop, maar dan wel op zo’n manier dat deze goed geïsoleerd is van al je andere tools en omgevingen. Nadat je ermee klaar bent wil je deze kunnen opruimen zonder blijvende vervuiling op je laptop. Details van de installatieprocedure ben je veelal niet in geïnteresseerd.

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My private Corner Meet the Cloud Expert

Posted: August 19, 2018 in Community
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Bandit the Cloud Expert and I are looking forward to welcome you at the PaaS Summer Camp 2018 in Lisbon. During the whole week hands-on training you will become an expert in Oracle PaaS solutions. For some of the training’s we offer an Oracle certification at the end of the week. Lisbon is a beautiful city, friendly persons and great food. We call it the Summer Camp because Bandit and I are looking forward to take a sundowner drink with you at the beach!

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Implementing feature rich tooltips in Oracle JET with custom Knockout bindings by Daniel Curtis

Posted: August 18, 2018 in JDeveloper & ADF
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There have been a couple of scenarios in which I have found tooltip examples and plugins not to be rich enough for a requirement, the Oracle JET cookbookis no exception to this.

The cookbook includes an example scenario which uses an element attribute to contain the tooltip content (I would imagine this suits the requirements for the majority of projects), but what if you wanted to do more… such as the example shown in the ojGant component: Read the complete article here.

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Robotic Process Automation – PaaS Partner Community Webcast – August 21st 2018

Posted: August 17, 2018 in Community, Cloud
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Attend our August edition of the PaaS Partner Community Webcast live on August 21st 2018 at 17:30 CET.

Robotic Process Automation

In partnering with Oracle, imageUiPath complements the Process Automation capabilities in Oracle Integration Cloud to deliver a powerful and scalable digital workforce that operates at the speed of today’s market.

Together, UiPath and Oracle help you tame legacy complexity for quick wins that pave the way to practical AI.

Presenter:

Eduardo Chiocconi

Product Manager

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Call ID: 9139664 and Passcode: 257449

UK: +44 (0) 208 118 1001 & United States: 140 877 440 73

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Schedule:

Tuesday August 21st 17:30 – 18:30 CET

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Missed our PaaS Partner Community Webcast? – watch the on-demand versions:

· Autonomous Mobile Cloud July 24th 2018

· PaaS Overview Webcast 2018

· Blockchain June 29th 2018

· API Platform Cloud Service part 2 May 30th 2018

· 3rd Generation API Gateways April 17th 2018

· Oracle JET February March 27th 2018

· Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service February 28th 2018

· Container Native Application Development Platform January 23rd 2018

· Oracle free Cloud Demo Services December 15th 2017

· Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) November 21st 2017

· Adaptive Case Management in PCS October 31st 2017

· Oracle OpenWorld 2017 September 25th 2017

· Cloud Compliance & Certification August 2017

· Wercker July 21st 2017

· Sales Play webcast June 28th 2017

· Process Cloud Service update – DMN capabilities May 23rd 2017

· Drive DevOps Agility and Operational Efficiency with Oracle Management Cloud April 25th 2017

· Implementing DevOps and Agile Methodologies in Oracle Projects March 21st 2017

· Mobile Cloud Service & Chat Bots February 28th 2017

· b2b January 31st 2017

· Community Resources & free Cloud trails December 20th 2016

· SOA 12 & BPM Suite 12c Roadmap update November 29th 2016

· Microservices October 25th 2016

· Oracle OpenWorld 2016 update September 27th 2016

· API Cloud Platform Service August 30th 2016

· BPM Suite & PCS Update July 26th 2016

· Integration Cloud Service June 28th 2016

· Sales Plays Webcast June 9th 2016

· Real-Time Integration Business Insight May 31st 2016

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How to Setup Node.js and Oracle JET on Oracle Linux by Andrejus Baranovskis

Posted: August 16, 2018 in JDeveloper & ADF
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What if you want to develop Oracle JET in Oracle Linux? Certainly this is possible – both Node.js and Oracle JET run on Oracle Linux or any other Linux distribution. If you follow Oracle JET Setup Guide, you will see Node.js is listed as prerequisite. But it may not be exactly straightforward to install Node.js on Oracle Linux. Below I will guide you through the steps. Run command to install development tools to build native add-ons to be installed:

yum install -y gcc-c++ make

Read the complete article here.

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UI Customizations with Oracle JET in Oracle WebCenter Sites 12c by: Mike Field

Posted: August 15, 2018 in JDeveloper & ADF
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Before You Begin

This blog assumes that you’re familiar with Oracle JET, its custom modules, and overriding the default path/suffix configuration for JET modules so that you can include them as assets in your WebCenter Sites implementation. Otherwise, you may want to begin by reading this blog: Creating Oracle JET Modules as Assets in Oracle WebCenter Sites.

Overview

WCS 11g’s Admin and Contributor UIs are built with a version of Dojo that does not support AMD modules out-of-the-box. This means if you’re customizing the UI with Oracle JET modules, you can include requireJS as you would normally for Oracle JET. However, 12c’s version of Dojo does support AMD modules, so you can no longer include requireJS for your Oracle JET modules. (If you try, both Dojo and requireJS declare the “define” and “require” functions, which then conflict with each other and your code breaks.) The solution for 12c is to use Dojo’s module loader instead of requireJS. You shouldn’t have to change your JET modules, you just need to update the Oracle JET and Dojo configurations.

Steps and Examples

In 11g, you used to be able to load an Oracle JET module like this: Read the complete article here.

 

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Implementing Authentication for REST API calls from JET Applications embedded in ADF or WebCenter Portal using JSON Web Token (JWT) by Lucas Jellema

Posted: August 14, 2018 in JDeveloper & ADF, Cloud
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The situation discussed in this article is as follows: a rich client web application (JavaScript based, could be created with Oracle JET or based on Angular/Vue/React/Ember/…) is embedded in an ADF or WebCenter Portal application. Users are authenticated in that application through a regular login procedure that leverages the OPSS (Oracle Platform Security Service) in WebLogic, authenticating against an LDAP directory or another type of security provider. The embedded rich web application makes calls to REST APIs. These APIs enforce authentication and authorization – to prevent rogue calls. Note: these APIs have to be accessible from wherever the users are working with the ADF or WebCenter Portal application.

This article describes how the authenticated HTTP Session context in ADF – where we have the security context with authenticated principal with subjects and roles – can be leveraged to generate a secure token that can be passed to the embedded client web application and subsequently used by that application to make calls to REST APIs that can verify through that token that an authenticated user is making the call. The REST API can also extract relevant information from the token – such as the user’s identity, permissions or entitlements and custom attributes. The token could also be used by the REST API to retrieve additional information about the user and his or her session context.

Note: if calls are made to REST APIs that are deployed as part of the enterprise application (same EAR file) that contains the ADF or WebCenter Portal application, then the session cookie mechanism ensures that the REST API handles the request in the same [authenticated]session context. In that case, there is no need for a token exchange. Read the complete article here.

 

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