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Oracle OpenWorld 2011: Oracle Application Express within Oracle SOA Suite

October 4, 2011

This week is Oracle OpenWorld 2011. Yesterday afternoon I gave my session on incorporating Oracle Application Express within the Oracle SOA Suite. Because of the large amount of questions I got to publish my presentation online, here it is. Oracle OpenWorld 2011 – Oracle Application Express within the Oracle SOA Suite View more presentations from [...]

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SOA: Does it matter what happens underground?

April 14, 2011

When talking Service-Oriented Architecture, technology is quite often the thriver behind the discussion. Why is this? Isn’t focussing on services and process orchestration enough food for thought? In other words: does it matter what happens underground? Okay,  not completely correctly formulated. Of course we need to know what happens underneath the processes and what the [...]

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Fast-track SOA implementations using Oracle Application Integration Architecture

March 25, 2011

The last few weeks at my new employer I’ve been diving into something very interesting: Oracle Application Integration Architecture. This package based solution for application integration really is impressive. The thing is: not only integration between standard Oracle packages can benefit from this approach, but every service-oriented architecture project could, potentially, gain from the knowledge [...]

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The Role of SOA within Enterprise Architecture

September 22, 2010

One of the most intriguing sessions this tuesday of Oracle OpenWorld 2010 was the one about ‘The role of SOA in Enterprise Architecture’. Service Oriented Architecture is, in my point of view, simply a technology that offers us the possibility to combine business processes and system integration, but one thing it’s not: Enterprise Architecture. It’s [...]

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Cleaning up (or the application of your lifetime)

February 26, 2010

Who wants to Live Forever? Great song. Not so great approach to Software Development though. When we take a look at Software Development, you’ve probably noticed the situation that any app that has even been build, still is fully running today. At the beginning of the lifecycle of an application or system, we like to [...]

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When we’re talking about connections

January 19, 2010

Software Development is, these days, frequently about connections. Connections between different systems, applications, legacy systems and brand-new internet portals. You choice is yours to make. The days of small and standalone applications are numbered. The majority, again: as I believe, are small and accessible applications that combine data from different systems in order to create [...]

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