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Solution for BPM standard dashboard & activity guide not working in Oracle SOA 12.2.1.0 C

As earlier i publish a post about different issue of Oracle BPM, After some oracle support i got to fixed them. Issue Blog Here... Issue 3:BPM 12.2.1 process workspace activity guide not working. if you have a normal BPM Process, then this is the issue. In order to have data populated in "Activity Guide" firstly you should create a BPMN Guided Business Process. Below you can find the documentation about activity guide and how to create a Guided Business Process: https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1221/bpm/bpm-develop/GUID-F765955D-90A5-48D4-8D2A-2F01FBB539E3.htm#BPMPD901 And here is specified: " A Guided Business Process is modeled as an activity guide that is based on a business process. The Activity Guide includes a set of Milestones. A milestone is a contained set of tasks that the end user has to complete. A milestone is complete when the user successfully runs a specific set of tasks in the milestone. " And in the below chapters you will find the ...

Configuring Email Notification in Oracle SOA Suite 11g

Scope: Oracle SOA Suite 11g provides User Message Service (UMS) that enables users to send notifications via various channels like Email, SMS, IM and Voice Mail. Each of these channels needs to be configured first before they can be used. Once configured, it can be used in the Human Tasks as well as with the Oracle BPEL Extension "Email" activity. Terms used for BPEL Email configuration: SMTP : protocol to send mail to a mail server Retrieving a Mail POP3:  Downloads the mail from the mail server in to a local machine. This will be helpful if you have only one machine in which you'll always check your emails. IMAP:  Doesn't actually download the email to the local server(you can always do it if required). It helps you  sync up your mail across machines , and gives the capability of having  hierarchical  maintenance of your emails i.e., you can maintain a folder structure for specific mails. You create a folder in one machine, drag some messages into...