Come to Oracle Open World and watch Mr Spring and Mr Apache speak
Oracle Open World is getting very close... And I am very excited to go to lot of sessions, two of them looks very interesting in the Oracle Develop track:
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Oracle Open World is getting very close... And I am very excited to go to lot of sessions, two of them looks very interesting in the Oracle Develop track:
WS-Security provides a standard way to secure Web Services. Since based on SOAP it is agnostic of the stack you are using. When using JAX-RPC implementation, you are running in a J2EE container. In this post I am giving a tip to access the Principal object.
Last week I discussed dynamic languages with some consultants. This discussion was done in the context of integration of scripting technologies into Java EE environment. So the integration to the VM is important, I also think that the learning curve is a thing to consider.
If like me you like scripting technologies and in particular Groovy and
OTN (Oracle Technology Network)
When you develop applications
Google has published a new set of API (and format) to update and access data. It looks really interesting. These services are published using the REST paradigm and XML.
When I was working in Oracle Consulting I was surprised to see how many customers are using character mode applications, base on Oracle Forms. Lot of applications in wharehouses, harbour, ... are using telnet terminal, usually remote/mobile using RF networks.
Download the Beta version of the Oracle Application Server Developer's Guide for Microsoft Office Interoperability along with sample code (and other technical resources) from this new OTN page.
Oracle Fusion Middleware is now a certified platform for the SourceLabs "SASH" stack: Apache Struts, Apache Axis, the Spring Framework, and Hibernate. Visit this page to download free SASH software!