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Installing OSB and its IDE on 64-bit Linux
We often hear people ask how to install Oracle Service Bus, and also its integrated development environment (which is based on Eclipse) on 64-bit systems. The confusion comes from the apparent unavailability of the 64-bit installer for the WebLogic and … Continue reading
Updating a task from .Net
In this previous post I showed how to use the TaskQueryService to query tasks. In this post, I am going to take this one step further and update the task payload and process the task. In order to do this, … Continue reading
WebLogic 12c Released
Just a quick post the let you all know that WebLogic Server 12c is now generally available and can be downloaded from OTN.
New build of custom worklist for BPM 11.1.1.5 ‘Feature Pack’ patched systems
I have just uploaded a new build of the custom worklist sample which is compiled against (and will therefore work with) BPM 11.1.1.5 systems which have the feature pack patch installed. You can download this from the links on the … Continue reading
New blog – BPM in Practice – launched
Oracle North America Consulting’s BPM practice has set up a new blog where they plan to host articles from a variety of guest bloggers (me included) covering practical aspects of BPM implementation. I would encourage you to take a look … Continue reading
Using the TaskQueryService from .Net (C#)
As regular readers will know, I am working on a .Net version of the custom worklist sample. As I work on this, I am playing with a few different things in .Net along the way, and it seemed like it … Continue reading
Getting started with tuning your SOA/BPM database using AWR
Update: When I initially published this post, I was relying on information from a single source inside Oracle, however since publishing it, I have been discussing the content further with other sources in the Oracle community, and in the course … Continue reading
Finding which activities will execute next in a process instance
We have had a few queries lately about how to find out what activity (or activities) will be the next to execute in a particular process instance. It is possible to do this, however you will need to use a … Continue reading
An event not to be missed… WebLogic 12c Launch and Deep Dive
If you are using WebLogic Server, you wont want to miss the launch for the brand spanking new WebLogic Server 12c on December 1. Find all the details here. The second half is a deep dive session for developers! Trivia: … Continue reading
Don’t install JDev and BPM in the same Home
I don’t think this is actually documented anywhere, but it is something that you will want to be aware of if you are using the BPM 11.1.1.5 Feature Pack. It is not supported to install the Feature Pack patch into … Continue reading

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