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Tag Archives: txeventq
Add Event-Driven Workflows to Your Spring AI App with Oracle (Part 4 of 4)
By the end of Episode 3 (video), the assistant could act. Tool calls let it look up orders, initiate returns, and create support tickets — real backend operations against Oracle, not simulated responses. But every one of those operations happened … Continue reading
How to read the content of a JMS message using PL/SQL
This is just a short post – but all the details are in this post from Rob Van Wijk. Today I wanted to read the contents of a JMS Text Message sitting in a queue. I wrote a Spring Boot … Continue reading
New 23c version of Kafka-compatible Java APIs for Transactional Event Queues published
We just published the new 23c version of the Kafka-compatible Java APIs for Transactional Event Queues in Maven Central, and I wanted to show you how to use them! If you are not familiar with these APIs – they basically … Continue reading
Implementing the Transactional Outbox pattern using Transactional Event Queues and JMS
Hi, in this post I want to provide an example of how to implement the Transactional Outbox pattern using Transactional Event Queues and JMS with the new Oracle Database 23c Free – Developer Release I mentioned in my last post. … Continue reading
Oracle REST Data Services 22.3 brings new REST APIs for Transactional Event Queueing
Oracle REST Data Services 22.3 was released a couple of weeks ago, and it is now available on Oracle Autonomous Database as well! This release has a slew of new REST APIs for Oracle Transactional Event Queueing (or TxEventQ). If … Continue reading

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