Oracle SOA Blogs- Sandeep

In my last post " Oracle SOA Cloud Configuration " we saw how to create Oracle Cloud instance and how to access it in SQL Developer and over web. In the latest version of Eclipse, A new feature has been added so with it you can connect to your domain and access cloud resources like data base, SOA, MFT etc directly from eclipse. Visit eclipse site and download the Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers. At this point, the latest version of Eclipse is Mars.2, but I recommend you check the current version here:  Eclipse Unzip the downloaded file and double-click the eclipse.exe file to start it. Open Eclipse, go to Main Menu > Help > Eclipse Marketplace. Find Oracle Cloud Tools and click the Install button. Accept the terms of the license agreements and click the Finish button. After restarting Eclipse, go to Main Menu> Window> Show View> Other. In the Show View, open the Oracle Cloud section, select Oracle Cloud, and click the Open butto

Hello Reader, Today we are going to design an organization for BPM project.. What is Oracle BPM organization:  Using Oracle BPM, you can create an organizational model that mimics your real world organization. During deployment of your project, the components of the modeled organization are mapped to your real-world organization. Following are components of Oracle BPM organization: Roles Organizational Chart Holidays Calendars Organizations are defined at the project level. You can export organizational information to be used within other projects. You cannot create organizational charts, calendars, or holidays using Business Process Composer. You can define roles and assign them to swimlanes. Organization information is not carried over when a project is deployed to runtime. Organization Editor: The organization enables you to create and edit the components within an organization. It contains tabbed pains for each of these components. Roles:  Allow

Hello Every One, Every one knows with the Oracle BPM we can create business processes over which user can take action, review requested data and can track request status using activity guide and so on. Before we start with real time implementation, let review about BPM standard dashboards & Activity Guide. Using Dashboards in Process Workspace Standard dashboards are the graphs and drill-downs based on data previously computed in a process cube schema. They reflect the standard metrics gathered during the execution of a process. In each of the standard dashboards, clicking a bar graph in the left pane causes data to be displayed graphically in the right pane. Clicking an item in the right pane displays certain data in the Work Items panel in the lower pane. This section explains how each type of dashboard operates. Participant Dashboards: Two types of standard participant dashboards enable you to analyze: The workload of participants The performance of participant

WSO2 with Oracle service bus This section explains how to integrate Oracle Service Bus (OSB) with WSO2 Governance Registry (G-Reg) and publish OSB artifacts like proxy services to G-Reg. Prerequisites: Install OSB 11g. You need to download G-Reg 4.6.0. Oracle is capable of publishing their proxy services to a UDDI registry. So WSO2 G-Reg has an embedded UDDI registry (based on Apache JUDDI). What we are doing here is to expose G-Reg’s UDDI interface to OSB, so that it can publish its proxy services to G-Reg. G-Reg is capable of creating governance artifacts like Services, WSDLs, Schemas and etc for the corresponding proxy services. To integrate OSB with G-Reg: Unzip G-Reg pack and start the server with  -Duddi=enable . I.e., for UNIX:  /wso2server.sh -Duddi=enable . Login to OSB server and create a new session if you have not done so. Go to  UDDI Registries  in  System Administration  and click  Add Registry . Now follow the exact steps in Adding UDDI Registries. H