Innovation + Product Development

Scenario: At the first installation of the Fusion middle ware, the MQ transport protocol will not be included in the Oracle Service Bus. If you want to import a OSB project(jar file) which contains the MQ transport configuration, you will get the error, “Transport provider with id ‘mq’ is not registered.”

Recently I got a backup file of a SQL Server 2008 R2 user database, and wanted to make a duplicate on to a SQL Server 2008 server instance.

Do you always experience similar results with two different projects that are very similar? Or do you ever have two similar projects that have significantly different outcomes? I’ve had this experiences. One project had the most typical elements of a failure project: go-live was delayed; we had an over-run budget; there were endless bugs and exhausted […]

Oracle Business Rules is a high performance lightweight business rules product that addresses the requirements for agility, business control, and transparency. It is part of the Fusion Middleware stack and integrates seamlessly across the entire Oracle SOA Suite and BPM Suite stack. It is also a core component for present and future Oracle Fusion Middleware […]

Background In a recent project I worked on, RESTful web service displaced other design models such as SOAP and XML-RPC because of its simpler style. Users can operate resources by making AJAX a call in browser. And the response is in JSON, a popular response format for REST. AJAX is popular among users and REST makes things simpler. Together, […]

Web developers, are you eager to make some nice mobile applications but afraid to learn various kinds of development languages and SDKs? Nowadays, making mobile application is a popular and exciting experience. But, considering there are so many different devices, even making application for mainstream mobile platforms is not an easy job. You have to […]

In previous post I talked over basic concepts, business values, some situation and facts of big data application. Actually in current IT world, the big data related technologies and products were being developed and practiced dramatically. There will be a pretty long list in which how many companies and organizations have been involved in this […]

What is Code Kata? Code kata is a concept that proposes to hone programmer’s skill by doing small problems many times trying to improve the code at each iteration. Code Kata Plus? But as a programmer, we are not programming in a vacuum. We use tools, commands, IDE etc. Start paying attention to these things […]

Recently, I went through a presentation deck developed by the former Perficient employee Ron Cutadean, of which one page intrigued me a lot. The whole presentation deck is to coach people in US on how to work with people from China GDC.

In most cases and requirements, the developers just need to make change in existing code repository of Informatica as well as DAC objects. However, when the requirement is brand new and there is no OOTB entity found, a new set of codes should be developed and DAC execution plan need to be setup. CDC stands […]

From version 4.7, JUnit introduced a new concept called Rules which really helpful. Rules allow very flexible addition or redefinition of the behavior of each test method in a test class.  Testers can reuse or extend one of the provided Rules below, or write their own. Here are some of the rules: TemporaryFolder Rule allows creation […]

When a project is running for multiple years, you may find people are not that passionate and initiative somehow. What’s going on? What can we do to motivate people and improve the productivity?  The answers to this question will vary, people may think about involving awarding program, increasing their authority, etc.  Those suggestions may be […]