Oracle provides some packages to install an development environment with Eclipse. Unfortunately these packages contains only the over three year old 3.7 (Indigo) release of Eclipse. Even more worse: With SOA-Suite 12c comes the current version of OSB and the development environment is migrated to the JDeveloper. There will be no update for the Eclipse […]
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JAX-WS works in a very simple and effective way if you have defined all objects in a XML Schema definition. But sometimes you can’t define a schema for an operation because e.g. it is a generic operation and accepts or returns dynamic XML. Nevertheless we would like to use for this operation the same tool […]
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With the Oracle Service Bus (OSB) it is possible to extend the functionality by using java callouts. Java callouts are static operations implemented in Java and packaged in a jar file. The jar file and all dependencies have to be included into the OSB project. Then it is possible to select the operation in the […]
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A week ago Google provided the new developer preview version Android L for Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 for download. After reading the positive feedback to the new Android L version (XDA Android “L” Developer Preview Discussion) and discovering SuperSU 2.01 (SuperSU 2.01 Lets You Root the Android L Developer Preview) and Titanium Backup (Experimental […]
Usually it is no problem to delete OSB projects from the server. This can be done by the sbconsole. But today we had a problem with a misconfigured OSB project. There was no possibility to modify the project, because activating the changes always resulted to a error message. Deleting was not possible and overwriting with […]
When doing development for the OSB I usually don’t do this with the sbconsole, I use eclipse instead. There are some reasons: It is my usual development environment It is directly connected to the concurrent version tool The build and deploy scripts are used and tested from the start of the project The debugging feature […]
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The OSB is usually used to transform and route messages. But sometimes something goes wrong and we have to return the caller an exception. This can happen in two situations: We want to create a new exception because a special situation We want to create a new exception because of an exception thrown by a […]
Some time ago I had to define a web service and write the web service implementation for a spring 3.0 project. The operations needed were quite simple. In the past I have usually used axis 1 to offer web services. The results have not been very satisfying because the development has always been quite complex […]
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I have been working the last months on a paper for the magazine OBJEKTspektrum. And here it is: http://www.opitz-consulting.com/fileadmin/redaktion/veroeffentlichungen/pdf/objekt_spektrum_2010_6_maehr_sicher.pdf Bernhard Mähr @ OPITZ-CONSULTING published at http://thecattlecrew.wordpress.com/
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I’m sometimes listening Radio NRJ on my PC. But for NRJ germany and finland it is not possible to have a fixed URL which can be used in a mediaplayer or MythTV. To use this channel is some kind of handshake with session ids is necessary. I wrote a perl script handling this handshake and […]
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