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Top 10 solution documents for Weblogic Server J2EE by the support team

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The following are the top 10 documents that are linked to SRs as solutions, for Weblogic Server J2EE issues, during the last quarter.

1118264.1

WLS 10.3: Intermittent XA error:XAResource.XAER_RMERR WebLogic server keeps track of the usage of XA resources. If none of the outstanding requests to the resource was replied in the last maxXACallMillis ms, the resource is declared unhealthy. In this state, XAER_RMFAIL is returned to all requests to the resource without actually making the call to the resource.

1276593.1

WLS - How to supress servlet/JSP version details In WebLogic HTTP response header
The string "X-Powered-By: Servlet/2.4 JSP/2.0" is showing up in the servlet response header.
How to stop Weblogic from including servlet/JSP version details in the x-powered-by HTTP response header.

1059713.1

'XAER_NOTA' ERROR ON WLS SERVER. The value for 'DISTRIBUTED_LOCK_TIMEOUT' on Oracle Database is set lower than the JTA timeout on WLS. If timeout setting is not tuned properly on the database then 'XAER_NOTA' is seen in the logs.

1558104.1

How To Redirect HTTP Error Responses To Customize Page The note provides a sample to redirect HTTP status code to customized page. Also a few tests with expected output.

1596980.1

WARNING: Registering oracle.j2ee.ws.wsdl.extensions.addressing.AddressingExtensionRegistry extension failed This isssue has been tracked in Defect 17246737. CLASSNOTFOUNDEXCEPTION IS THROWN BY REGISTERING ADDRESSINGEXTENSIONREGISTRY.

1063607.1

Sample on how to access WEBAPP & EJB deployed as shared libraries from an EAR file. Trying to access an WEBAPP and EJB as library from an EAR fileWebAPP-1(Deployed as Ear ) -----> WebAPP-2((Deployed as Shared library) -----> EJB((Deployed as Shared library).
This sample guides on how to invoke webapp and EJB which are deployed as libraries from a separate EAR file.

1575676.1

Get application root path correctly on environment that deploy application both with war and directory If deployment mode is nostage, we can deploy web application with war format, when deploy web application with war format, WebLogic copy files in the war to temp directory(_WL_user), and load all files from the temp directory, when deploy web application with directory mode, WebLogic just copy a part of files to temp directory, and many files such as jsp, servlet and config files do not copy to temp directory, and WebLogic load files from the application directory

1557187.1

Loading Order of Sibling Jar Files in WebLogic A Web application contains two libraries (lib1.jar and lib2.jar) in WEB-INF\lib. Same Java classes and resources files exist in both libraries. The question is to know which library will be loaded when loading these classes or resources files.

1505375.1

WLS12.1.1: NullPointerException in Glassfish JAXB V2.2.4 Following document http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24329_01/web.1211/e24964/data_types.htm#CIHBHDGI to specify the Glassfish RI implementation of JAXB 2.2, modules/databinding.override_1.0.0.0.jar has been added to the front of their server CLASSPATHs. However, upon redeployment of their web service applications, error is received, which matches the problem described in this thread: http://java.net/projects/jaxb/lists/users/archive/2011-09/message/0

974419.1

ServletContainerAdapter Manager Not Initialized Correctly When Using Log4j When log4j config file is added to Weblogic classpath with the default file name log4j.xml, the below error is noticed in the log file: [org.apache.beehive.netui.pageflow.internal.AdapterManager] [[ACTIVE] ExecuteThread: '3' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)'] [ERROR] [ServletContainerAdapter manager not initialized correctly.]


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Consuming Async SOA in a WebService Proxy

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Consider a scenario where an application is built using SOA Async processes and needs to be consumed in a WebService Proxy. In this blog, we will be demonstrating how to implement this use case. To achieve this, we will follow a two step process:

  1. Create an Async SOA BPEL process.
  2. Consume it in a WebService Proxy.

Pre-requisite:

 Jdeveloper with SOA extension installed.

Steps:

To begin with step 1, create a SOA Application and name it SOA_AsyncApp.

This invokes Create SOA Application wizard. In the wizard, choose composite with BPEL process in Step 3.


As we are going to build an async processes, in Create BPEL Process dialog, choose Asynchronous BPEL Process from Template drop-down. We will be using BPEL 1.1 Specification for our process. Also, make sure the process is exposed as a SOAP service.


We can see the two one-way operations listed in the process wsdl as it is an async process:

Drag and drop assign activity from Components onto the SOA Composite.


Edit the assign activity to insert a new rule from input variable payload to output variable payload. Click on the Plus symbol to add the rule.

Now, the Async service setup is complete and the project containing Async process can be deployed to a SOA server. With this, we are done with Step 1 of our use case.

To create a proxy for this service, create a custom Application SOA_AsyncProxy. Invoke Create Web Service Proxy wizard and in Step 2 of wizard, give WSDL of the service developed in Part1 of this blog.  In Step 3, check ‘Generate As Async ’ checkbox and give Callback Package name CallBackPackage.

In step 5, make sure generate async method radio button is selected and finish the wizard.

After proxy is generated, run the Callback Service from under the package CallBackPackage. This service will listen to the response from the asynchronous service. Give target URL of Callback Service in proxy class and call the process with appropriate input value.


Run the proxy. Following sequence of actions will take place after proxy is run:

1) The proxy will invoke the SOA process asynchronously and continue with other tasks.

2) SOA async service will store the request and send receipt confirmation (202) to the proxy.

3) The service processes the request and acting as a proxy for Callback Service, sends the response back to the Callback Service.

      4) Callback service, deployed on the proxy side receives the response and sends a confirmation to the async SOA service (202).

After the callback service receives the response, it has to map the response to the request. This is achieved using WS-Addressing Headers. The proxy must set two fields to establish the correlation: 1) ReplyTo address (address of the Callback Service) and 2) A unique Id to identify the request.

Async behavior can be verified by logging in to EM console and examining the flow instance of BPEL Process.


The correct payload in the callbackProxy confirms that async operation has been executed successfully.

Oracle VM 3.3 beta is now available for testing

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The Oracle VM development-team has released a beta version of Oracle VM 3.3 for testing.

The beta software and documentation are available on OTN under Oracle VM Early Access Downloads

Please read the Welcome Letter to understand the requirements of the beta testing. We rely on our Beta Program participants to provide feedback on the usability, stability, and overall quality of our product release. This feedback will focus on your experience with the new features, product documentation, support services, and training materials. By providing in-depth feedback, you can help influence Oracle’s product direction.

  • Provide us information about your set-up here.
  • Periodically tell us what you have tried and how it is going here.

Appliance Manager 2.9 Offline Configurator is now available on OTN

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Now available on OTN the Appliance Manager 2.9 Offline Configurator

Find the Oracle Database Appliance Manager 2.9 release on MOS.

Search for MOS document ID: 888888.1. The doc has been updated now and holds all information regarding the new realese.

For your memories, the 2.9 release includes:

  • January 2014 PSU of RDBMS – 11.2.0.4.1 and 11.2.0.3.9
  • Import of http based templates on ODA_BASE
  • Send Key support to the VM
  • Additional hardware  monitoring on X3-2 and X4-2.
  • Out-of-place update Grid Infrastructure from 11.2.0.3.x to 11.2.0.4.0(17721778).
  • Oracle Database Patch Set Update (PSU) 11.2.0.4.1 and 11.2.0.3.9.
  • Improved VM stack - better module level logging (TINT ID), better exception handling in oakd, mutithreading of XML rpc agent, multithreading oakd adapter, to allow parallel VM commands.


ACS - Invitation for Partners Thursday, 10th April

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Oracle Advanced Customer Support Services (ACS) plan to run a 1 hour webcast on Thursday 10th April 2014 inviting all Oracle's EMEA Partners to understand the ACS services available for resale on the Oracle Partner Store that help to deliver successful Oracle projects, particularly for products where partners may not yet have the relevant skills and resources.

Who should attend?

  • All Partners in Customer facing roles (Sales, PreSales, Sales Consultants)

Why should you attend?

  • Learn how you can increase value as part of a product sale and increase customer satisfaction
  • Learn how you can work with ACS to fill a skills gap in existing or future Oracle projects
  • Learn what services are available for resale at point-of-sale on the Oracle Partner Store
  • Learn the value of the services and when to target the services

ACS services are complementary to your capabilities as you may:

  • choose to focus on reselling and leave services to others. ACS can fill this need.
  • choose to specialize in one area of the Oracle stack e.g Hardware. ACS covers the full Oracle product stack.
  • have a temporary gap (“empty bench”). ACS can fill this gap
  • ramp up on a new technology as you continue selling. ACS can temporarily fill this gap until ramp up is complete.

ACS is complementary to services provided by partners.


I look forward to welcoming you to this webcast

Edmundo Baires-Herrera
Director, Alliances & Channels
ACS EMEA




ACS - Invitation


April 10th, 2014
10am GMT/11am CET






“For Capgemini, the collaborative project with Oracle Advanced Customer Support Services was a win-win situation.”
Capgemini

“Oracle Advanced Customer Support Services worked seamlessly with us and our partners. The excellent cross-team collaboration ensured a timely implementation, smooth go-live and problem-free switchover.”
The Trainline.







CSX Corporation Upgrades Databases 2x Faster With Oracle Real Application Testing

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Wow - one of our reference projects went into the Yahoo Finance webpages. Carol Tagliaferri (my direct manager) worked with CSX, one of the largest US based railway companies, over a longer period together with the RAT team, and helped CSX to successfully upgrade and migrate their database landscape to Oracle Database 11.2.
Plus: We did present about CSX at Oracle Open World 2012as this project is a perfect showcase for:

(a) an Upgrade project with many databases
(b) over a longer period of time
(c) using Real Application Testing decreasing the testing effort by factors!

Read the published article on Yahoo Finance!

And that is what Maritza Gonzalez, Technical Director at CSX said:

“The Real Application Testing tool provided a comprehensive and flexible solution for assessing the impact of the Oracle 11g database upgrade  into CSX systems.  At CSX we were able to capture real production workloads,  replay it in the 11g environment,  identify poor performing  queries and, fine tune these queries in a test environment  before the production implementation.“

 More details on the actual project are included in our OOW 2012 talk (slides 35-42).

-Mike
Graphics are courtesy linked directly from the CSX public webpage

SIG - MySQL meeting in Berlin, Germany!

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We are pleased to announce the SIG MySQL meeting taking place in Berlin, Germany next month! Come to hear news not only from the MySQL world but also on the other topics!

Event details:

Event Name: SIG MySQL

Date: March 27, 2014

Time: 9:30 - 17:30

Place: DOAG e.V. Geschäftsstelle Tempelhofer Weg 64 12347 Berlin  

Event URL & Agenda

We are looking to seeing you there! 

OBIEE 11.1.1 - Advanced Usage of nqcmd command

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Following are the useful nqcmd command lines arguments:

a. In your environment set the "export SA_NQCMD_ADVANCED=yes"

b. Following is the description of the nqcmd command line arguments for BIServer (nqsserver) testing:

-d = Datasource.
-u = username.
-p = password.
-s = inputsqlsfile.
-o = outputfile. counters will be in outputfile_Counters.txt.
-td <secs> = timeduration in secs. nqcmd will run until <secs> elapses.
-qsel r = select queries random manner from inputsqlsfile.
-ds <secs> = dump statistics to outputfile_Counters.txt every <secs>.
-T = Timer is on. Otherwise you won’t get correct statistics.
-t <number> = generate users . if you give -t 50, 50 users will be there.
-q = turn off row output - mandatory flag for load testing.
-n <number> = used for login test run for <number> iterations.
-w = thinktime (in seconds).

For example: The following command runs 50 users and runs for 200secs , this will use logical.sql as input file and fire queries randomly as we select -qsel r. it dumps statistics to stats_sessions_Counters.txt for every 20 secs. the nqcmd for load testing will append _Counters.txt to filename given by -o option:
./nqcmd -d AnalyticsWeb -u weblogic -p welcome1 -s logical.sql -o stats_sessions -td 200 -qsel r -ds 20 -q -T -t 50 -utf16

Sample output of nqcmd and interpretation

TotalSqls/TimeinSecs gives sqls/sec .
CumulativeRT/TotalSqls gives Avg RT

For example:
nQcmd Testing
TimeStamp   TotalSqls   CumulativeRT            CumulativePrepareTime   CumulativeExecuteTime    CumulativeFetchTime
00:00:20    62          84.88       19.40       17.55       47.93
00:00:40    124         181.07      44.17       38.66       98.24


Oracle Retail Week Awards 2014 Preview

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The last 12 months have been a challenging time for British retailers - yet once again we have seen genuine innovation in the market. The modern consumer demands Commerce Anywhere - the ability to shop at any time, in any place, and through multiple channels. Retailers have to put the consumer at the centre of their operations, from supply chain to merchandise management, from store solutions to commerce platforms - no easy task, yet many British retailers have made great strides forward.

I can attest that all categories were fiercely contested with many entrants deserving recognition for their achievements. We received more entries than ever before, which meant creating a shortlist was a challenging task.

The categories for the 2014 Oracle Retail Week Awards are:

  • Customer Service Initiative of the Year
  • Deloitte Employer of the Year
  • nasa Marketing/Advertising Campaign of the Year
  • Postcode Anywhere Multichannel Retailer of the Year
  • The Toy Store Own Brand Range of the Year
  • Pure Play Etailer of the Year
  • Wipro International Growth Initiative of the Year
  • Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative of the Year
  • ReThink Retail Technology Initiative of the Year
  • Speciality Retailer of the Year
  • Store Design of the Year
  • The Tata Consultancy Services Store Manager of the Year
  • Retail Destination of the Year
  • Zolfo Cooper Growth Retailer of the Year
  • Heidrick & Struggles International Retailer of the Year
  • Clarity Retail Leader of the Year
  • Oracle Retailer of the Year
  • Outstanding Contribution to Retail

You can access the shortlist on the Oracle Retail Week Awards website. The award ceremony will take place on March 13th at the Grosvenor Hotel in London, and once again promises to be a fantastic event with over 1,500 retailers in attendance.

We are proud to support the awards, and wish good luck to all shortlisted entries.

Standards Corner: SCIM and the Shifting Enterprise Identity Center of Gravity

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Phil Hunt is an active member of multiple industry standards groups and committees (see brief bio at the end of the post) and has spearheaded discussions, creation and ratifications of  industry standards including the Kantara Identity Governance Framework, among others. Being an active voice in the industry standards development world, we have invited him to share his discussions, thoughts, news & updates, and discuss use cases, implementation success stories (and even failures) around industry standards on this monthly column.

Author: Phil Hunt

Simple Cloud Provisioning

When work started on SCIM (originally Simple Cloud Identity Management), the objective was to define a simple way for enterprise customers to push their employee identities to cloud service providers in a standard REST format to enable access to cloud applications. Enterprise customers wanted a way that leveraged the IT managed identities they already had and to propagate them to the cloud. Likewise, cloud service providers needed a way to acquire those identities in order to gain new customers quickly and with low cost.  A pretty straight forward use case.

Multi-Cloud Provisioning

Soon after IETF adopted SCIM, its acronym changed to System for Cross-Domain Identity Management. The new name didn't mean there was an expansion of use cases and scope, but rather a broader understanding emerged of multiple administrative domains, mixed data sources.

SCIM will remain relatively simple for many enterprises as they seek to push identities two a cloud provider. But for others, the concentration of their identity management efforts will spread and potentially even shift the center of gravity for enterprise identity to the clouds. Here are some influencing factors to consider:

  1. Many cloud service providers are building identity platforms (directories) much in the same way that enterprises used directories. These directories support the service provider's applications much as LDAP directories did for enterprises. But, as well, cloud providers are architecting their systems as platforms for identity to enable customers to provision to other cloud service providers. 
  2. Bring-your-own-device/Mobile-device-management -- There is a growth in devices, mobile software, and containers to manage. It seems unlikely these will be managed inside internal corporate directories since there seems to be little interest in expanding the role of classic LDAP directories to cover these devices. In addition to expanding LDAP's 20 year old schema, LDAP's data model seems limited in the types of data it can manage. Today's smart phone address books backed by the vCard standard already have a richer data model. 
  3. Multi-factor authentication services are de-rigueur for many cloud service providers.  While many internal enterprise systems relied on password authentication and a huge dependence on VPNs in castle moat style security architecture, this likely not sufficient for cloud based applications. Cloud based applications depend on TLS coupled with strong authentication and authorization systems to provide greater levels of assurance or LOA. Many enterprises already have sophisticated strong authentication supporting high LOA and will continue to use their own federation systems to authenticate their users to cloud services. For those that do not, will enterprise IT departments upgrade their internal sign-on systems to provide enhanced LOA for authentication, or will they begin to rely on cloud service providers for improved authentication services? 
  4. New applications and domains. Many enterprises already use external services like web conferencing, but now enterprise social networking and many others are becoming popular. Employee benefits providers are now online too. The suite of "enterprise" applications that employees are using is growing and is not just a mirror of what used to be on the enterprise Intranet. Further, it is clear the full set of applications won't come from a single cloud provider, they will come from multiple cloud providers -- making identity standards even more crucial. 
  5. Multiple identity sources.  In the enterprise world of 10 years ago, life was simple. Employee identities and related information that are widely used were placed in the enterprise directory making it the sole source for authoritative identity information.  In the cloud, some identity assertions may be federated from the enterprise, while other identity attributes and assertions will originate in cloud providers. The relationship between cloud services and the identity sources will initially be diverse using different protocols and APIs. SCIM is part of the puzzle for keeping this information up-to-date, but expect federation solutions like SAML, OAuth2, and OpenID Connect to fulfill the role of providing identity information for on-the-fly scenarios.

For provisioning systems, there will be some flux as authoritative data sources become more numerous and the number of "hubs"of identity information increases and the center of identity shifts away from traditional enterprise directories. What will drive a lot of this forward will be how the economics works. Cloud providers are already figuring how out to do stronger authentication for consumers in a cost effective way. Expect the same for enterprise cloud service providers.

Cloud Identity Market

Where we are headed with enterprise identity is a set of cloud services that are both cheaper and high-quality but with a lower center-of-gravity, distributed with different information across many domains. Enterprise provisioning through SCIM will allow for cross-domain co-ordination keeping user information accurate while the service provider is able to provide scale and security features.

Note:  For more technical details on the recent updates to SCIM, check out the Draft 03 details here


February Newsletter is out

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The latest EMEA JD Edwards Partner Community Newsletter is out now. I want to highlight two topics here:

- Download the OBA Sales Content --> now available

- 13 new Mobile Apps released already

You can get access to the complete newsletter here.

SOA Community Newsletter February 2014

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With 142 confirmed registrations our Fusion Middleware Partner Community Forum is fully book out now. Do you want to know who will attend the Fusion Middleware Partner Community Forum? Please visit our facebook.com/soacommunity website and let us know that you are attending the Forum. Do you want to network at the Community Forum? Follow us on twitter.com/soacommunity and use the #ofmForum. At the conference you will learn a lot about our new product cloud adapters and mobile integration and future versions of SOA Suite and BPM Suite. If you are new to SOA Suite and can’t make it to Malta, take advantage of the hands-on SOA Suite 11g On-Demand, Self-Paced Course.

The next articles in the Industrial SOA series focus on MDM and SOA: Be Warned!SOA Governance becomes a regular topic in our monthly newsletter, thanks to Bob for the overview SOA Governance at OTN and Luis for the SOA Governance FAQ.

Thanks for sharing all the additional articles within the community: Tracking progress of your BPEL process using sensors& Podcast Show Notes: Finding a Shorter Path to SOA& MDN Usage in AS2.

In our BPM and ACM section you will find tips to install the new User Interface for ACM, the latest BPM Samples and a new release of Process Accelerators.

Thanks to the community for sharing the articles about: Social BPM& What are Your SOA and BPM New Year’s Resolutions?& Custom Escalation in Oracle BPM Suite 11g .

Last section in our newsletter is focused on architecture, usability & Apps Advantage.

Amis host a Experience the Future of Usability workshop! March 18th Netherlands. Our App Advantage Team runs a webcast How Does the Digital Experience Fuel Continuous Improvement and published a paper Cloud and On-Premises Integration for Oracle Applications. So please make sure you read this information.

I will look forward to see you in two weeks in Malta!

Jürgen Kress

To read the newsletter please visit http://tinyurl.com/SOAnewsFebruary2014(OPN Account required)

To become a member of the SOA Partner Community please register at http://www.oracle.com/goto/emea/soa (OPN account required) If you need support with your account please contact the Oracle Partner Business Center.

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Upcoming EMEA Events with MySQL 2014

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As a follow up to the previous blog announcement we are pleased to announce following conferences in EMEA & APAC which MySQL Community Team supports. As usual not only MySQL staff is attending, we are sharing our resources with Oracle VM, Linux and Java (where applicable). Please come to meet us at: 

EMEA 

  • OpenSUSE Conference - Dubrovnik, Croatia, April 24-28, 2014
    • You can meet the MySQL team at our booth or at any of approved talks. Schedule for this event is not yet approved/published. Please watch the OpenSUSE website for current program schedule. 
  • JavaScript UnConference, Hamburg, Germany, Apr 26, 2014
    • Ulf Wendel from MySQL team will attend & talk at the conference. Please come to meet him either at our table or at his talk.
  • PHP UnConference, Island of Majorka, May 17-18, 2014
    • There is no schedule set for such events as UnConference. This event is mostly for PHP experts and engineers and the whole schedule is done usually on the place. MySQL is presented by Ulf Wendel for sure! 
  • Solutions Linux & Open Source, Paris, France, May 27-28, 2014
    • Meet our MySQL, Oracle VM and Oracle Linux staff at our booth in the exhibition area!
    • The schedule is not yet announced, please watch the organizers' website.
  • Drupalcon Amsterdam, Holland, Sep 30 - Oct 3, 2014
    • Come to meet our MySQL team at our booth in Amsterdam!
    • The schedule is not yet announced, please watch the DrupalCon website for news.

 APAC

If you are interested in meeting us in another area, visit our MySQL Community team Wikis with the full list of worldwide events we are supporting.

ACS - Invitation for Partners Thursday, 10th April

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Oracle Advanced Customer Support Services (ACS) plan to run a 1 hour webcast on Thursday 10th April 2014 inviting all Oracle's EMEA Partners to understand the ACS services available for resale on the Oracle Partner Store that help to deliver successful Oracle projects, particularly for products where partners may not yet have the relevant skills and resources.

Who should attend?

  • All Partners in Customer facing roles (Sales, PreSales, Sales Consultants)

Why should you attend?

  • Learn how you can increase value as part of a product sale and increase customer satisfaction
  • Learn how you can work with ACS to fill a skills gap in existing or future Oracle projects
  • Learn what services are available for resale at point-of-sale on the Oracle Partner Store
  • Learn the value of the services and when to target the services

ACS services are complementary to your capabilities as you may:

  • choose to focus on reselling and leave services to others. ACS can fill this need.
  • choose to specialize in one area of the Oracle stack e.g Hardware. ACS covers the full Oracle product stack.
  • have a temporary gap (“empty bench”). ACS can fill this gap
  • ramp up on a new technology as you continue selling. ACS can temporarily fill this gap until ramp up is complete.

ACS is complementary to services provided by partners.


I look forward to welcoming you to this webcast

Edmundo Baires-Herrera
Director, Alliances & Channels
ACS EMEA




ACS - Invitation


April 10th, 2014
10am GMT/11am CET






“For Capgemini, the collaborative project with Oracle Advanced Customer Support Services was a win-win situation.”
Capgemini

“Oracle Advanced Customer Support Services worked seamlessly with us and our partners. The excellent cross-team collaboration ensured a timely implementation, smooth go-live and problem-free switchover.”
The Trainline.







GVD Oracle France: Planemaking for Hospitalized Kids

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Oracle and Robert Debré hospital in Paris have been working together since 2007 to make a difference each and every day, by changing the lives of sick children. Robert Debré, the most important paediatric hospital in Paris, is specialized in the care of children and young mothers located in the 19th district, near underprivileged suburbs.

Every month Oracle Volunteers participate in model aircraft workshops for the hospitalized children between 3 to 12 years, aiding them to construct, paint and customize the models. The children have a wonderful time playing with them afterwards.

Last year 24 Oracle France volunteers celebrated Global Volunteer Days at the hospital.

In addition, for those who cannot move from their rooms due to their heavy pathology, Oracle France is working on a TV presentation of the workshop, to be screened at the hospital in January 2014.

---- written by Robert Harris ----


Engineered Systems for Applications - a new transformational opportunity for Partners - Webcast on-demand

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The market is undergoing a shift to more integrated systems and ecosystems and away from loosely coupled heterogeneous approaches. Understand the value proposition this brings to you to identify sales opportunities and position appropriately. 

This presentation is now available On-Demand including resources for download.

Join the archived event now by clicking this URL

Webcast Details:

Speaker:
Gerd Plewka - Director Partner Presales Hardware EMEA

Duration: 60 minutes

Podcast: Stop Worrying and Learn to Love Disruptive Tech

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The latest OTN ArchBeat podcast series grew out of a brief Twitter conversation.

Several weeks ago I noticed a couple of tweets between Oracle ACE Directors Floyd Teter and Ron Batra, in which they mentioned a great conversation they had had about disruptive technologies. I cajoled them into extending that conversation for a podcast, focusing on the impact of disruptive technologies on enterprise IT and on architects. They agreed, and asked to pull fellow Oracle ACE Director Basheer Khan into the mix.

These three gentlemen are architects, veterans in enterprise IT, and each brings a unique perspective to this discussion. I had fun picking their brains, and I'm sure you'll enjoy the conversation.

The Panelists

(Listed alphabetically)
  • Ron Batra, Oracle ACE Director and the director of Cloud Product Solutions at AT&T
    TwitterBlogLinkedInOracle ACE Director
  • Basher Khan, Oracle ACE Director and the founder of KNEX Technology
    TwitterBlogLinkedInOracle ACE Director
  • Floyd Teter, Oracle ACE Director and a solution architect specializing in ERP and Oracle Applications
    TwitterBlogLinkedInOracle ACE Director

The Conversation

  • Listen to Part 1: Understanding the difference between technologies that disrupt and technologies that sustain innovation, and acting on that knowledge.
  • Listen to Part 2 (March 6): The past as a bridge to the future: the increasing importance of service orientation in cloud-based, highly mobile world.
  • Listen to Part 3 (March 13): Rolling with the changes: think big, start small, and learn fast in order to turn trends into professional evolution.

Be a Guest Producer for an ArchBeat Podcast

Want to be a guest producer for an OTN ArchBeat podcast, put your topic and panelist suggestions in a comment on this post, or contact me at @OTNArchBeat.

Oracle eBusiness Suite OTM Analyzer Version 1.04 is now available

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Oracle eBusiness Suite OTM Analyzer Version 1.04 is now available!

This version of Oracle Transportation Management's analyzer includes new features such as collapsible sections, file name includes time, subsections with Show More are limited to 200 rows and improved formatting.

There are four new sections: Agent Health Checks, System Health Checks, System Transaction Checks and Process Control Request/History Check. Each contain several subsections of information with warnings.

Download the latest version from OTM Analyzer script for Analysis and Performance Monitoring, Doc ID 1579683.1.

Oracle Commerce (ATG) partner implementation bootcamp Moscow, 21-30 April 2014

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The next EMEA Oracle Commerce (ATG) partner implementation bootcamp will take place in Moscow on April 21-30 (9 day).

The tuition fee will be of 2'500$ per participant. See training details here.

If you are interested to attend, please send a short mail to richard.lefebvre@oracle.com

How to Position and Sell Oracle Sales Cloud Release 8 - Partner Webinar, rescheduled to March 11

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This webinar, initially scheduled for March 4th, is rescheduled on March 11th, same time

Please join us for a Live!webinar onHow to Position and Sell Oracle Sales Cloud Release 8. Learn about some of the highlights of this release, including enhancements in the areas of mobile, extensibility, and the simplified UI, to name a few.  Don’t miss this chance to hear about what’s new!

Date: March 11, 2014 

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