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Exposing PeopleSoft portlets through WebCenter
A new updated and expanded version of this post, which includes information about how to configure security is located here. I often get asked about exposing functionality from PeopleSoft through WebCenter – how do you do it? How hard is it? Here … Continue reading
Portable reference to ADF components
The web application found here is a great way to carry a portable reference library of ADF components along with you wherever you go. This is very handy if you are working on the design of an ADF or WebCenter … Continue reading
An updated simple WebLogic JMS client in .Net (C#)
In previous posts, we presented a simple WebLogic JMS client in Java here, and an updated one here. We also presented a simple C# JMS program here. In this post, we present a more or less equivalent C#/.Net implementation of … Continue reading
An updated simple WebLogic JMS client
A little while ago, we posted a simple JMS client for WebLogic here. That post demonstrated how to create a simple JMS client program that could send messages to a WebLogic JMS queue. It also showed how to set up … Continue reading
Oracle WebCenter Spaces Task Flow Customization
I’v posted a blog about how to customize Oracle WebCenter task flows in your own custom application. Some of us might also wonder how to do such kinds of customizations on Spaces. There are some differentiates between custom application and … Continue reading
Task Flow Customization on WebCenter Applications
There are several out-of-box task flows to be used to access and manage Oracle UCM easier after Oracle WebCenter 11g RC1 is released. Those provide seamless integration to Oracle UCM on WebCenter. We used the Document Library – List View … Continue reading
JDeveloper 11.1.1.2 Integrated Server will not start
A quick post as I find that the JDeveloper integrated server will not start with JDeveloper 11.1.1.2 in some cases, looks like when the user’s home directory has a space in the path. You can work around this issue by … Continue reading
Human Workflow in 11g
Update: If you are interested in Human Workflow, you may also find this post interesting. It’s not about workflow per se, but it does show how to use a simple workflow in a BPMN process on 11g. I am often … Continue reading
Using JMS in .Net Applications
I was asked recently what we could do about allowing .Net applications to participate in pub/sub environments alongside Java applications. It turns out that WebLogic Server, since 10.3, has a built-in .Net JMS client, which allows us to easily write … Continue reading
A simple JMS client for WebLogic 11g
UPDATE: An update to this simple client is posted here. Quite often I find that I want to be able to send some JMS messages programmatically, so I decided to write a simple, reusable Java class to help with this … Continue reading

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