Posts Tagged ‘Fusion Middleware’

Oracle Social Network is a great tool to use in any environment because it gives users the ability to collaborate and communicate with teammates throughout the workday. What is so great about it is that users are able to share with each other anything they are working on as well as chatting within the environment […]

Fusion Cloud Release 11 has proven to make great changes in the new look and feel of the Expenses application. With the new infotiles, which now appear on the homepage of each application, navigation to the most commonly viewed areas is a breeze. Expense reports, upcoming trip itineraries, outstanding expense items, and approval statuses are […]

One of the perks of implementing Release 11 for your Fusion Cloud instance includes all the great new features that come with the Oracle Internet Expenses application. Last week I discussed the innovative Mileage Tracker, and this week I would like to present to you the ability to map your corporate card to your OIE […]

As with most software applications, new versions come out every few months or so. With Oracle being one of the top software application and platform service creators, they are going to update their software frequently in order to stay at the top. Currently, Fusion Cloud ERP is in the midst of releasing R11. This means […]

The Fusion Oracle Internet Expenses Mobile App has quickly become the most popular aspect of implementing the OIE application. Not only do the users find it to be intuitive and user-friendly, but those that implement the mobile app find it to be a bit of a change of pace, meaning it can actually be fun […]

Expense reports can be a pain, as we all know. Whether it’s creating them for ourselves or if we are auditing or approving, there is not much joy reciprocated from performing these tasks. As a consultant, however, it’s not so bad implementing Oracle Internet Expenses. Luckily, we have guides and documents to reference for implementations […]

This is the third and final post in a series related to the implementation of Oracle WebCenter in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud. In the first two I covered the setup of a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) and the Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Instances that reside in it. In this post, I’ll cover the […]

Usually the Enterprise Scheduler Service (ESS) Health Check fails if the Application Stripe ESSAPP is missing. To know, if the Application Stripe does exist, please do the following: 1. Go to EM 2. Go to Domain > Security > Application Roles Click on Application Stripe drop down list If the ESSAPP is missing in the […]

This post is the second in a series of three related to the implementation of Oracle WebCenter in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud. In the first post, I covered the steps for configuring the Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). In this post, I’ll cover the Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).

In a post last year, I provided an overview of an approach for implementing Oracle WebCenter in Amazon Web Services. I’ve decided to provide a bit more detail in the form of a three-part series covering the configuration of the Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), the Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), and Route 53. In this […]

Implementing REST Adapter in Service Bus This article covers the implementation of REST adapter in Oracle Service Bus (12C). REST adapter allows an easy way of calling/exposing REST services based on a Web Application Description Language (WADL). In this implementation, we are going to call Weather API which is a public REST API by creating […]

When an OSB 11g project using the JCA transport is imported to JDeveloper 12c, you might see the following error. oracle.tip.adapter.sa.impl.fw.ext.org.collaxa.thirdparty.apache.wsif.WSIFException: Please specify a Service. Choices are: This is one of the known issues in the project migration. You need to manually edit certain files to resolve this error. Here are the steps to resolve […]