WLS
Yuli Vasiliev
shows you how take advantage of multiple Oracle WebLogic Server instances
grouped into a cluster to maximize scalability and availability: Setting
Up, Configuring, and Using an Oracle WebLogic Server Cluster.
OOW
OpenWorld is fading into the past, but the positive
results that always come from all that knowledge exchange and networking are
just starting to bloom. There are also some resources available for catching up
on some of the items you may not have been able to catch at OOW, or, heaven forefend,
didn’t attend this year (Kiran Dasari passed these along):
Oracle channel on
YouTube for videos from Executive Keynotes
Oracle Content Catalogue
for PDF presentations
Oracle’s Open World Content catalogue provides PDF’s from
most, if not all of the Panels and similar sessions that took place:
The direct link to the Content Catalogue: https://oracleus.activeevents.com/connect/search.ww?event=openworld
To link to the Open World 2012 website: http://www.oracle.com/openworld/index.html.
ADF
Mobile is the buzzword of the moment. But it's a lot more
than that. It has everyone from the very young to the very old involved in
computing because it has removed several hindrances. As one reviewer said of
the recently released iPad mini, you feel like you are holding a very personal
version of the internet in your hand.
To help you join the ongoing revolution Weblog on Oracle ADF Mobile has
appeared, and has some links to resources: Resources
to Help You Getting Up To Speed on ADF Mobile.
Java
Blue Sky Workshop
shows us some good coding for creating Windows installers for your apps: JavaFX:
Create Windows Native Installer and EXE with NetBeans 7.2.
Coding
Eddie Awad's
Twitter feed pointed out this great article at Smashing magazine: PowerfulCommand Line Tools For Developers.
Hash Tables
Hugh E. Williams
proves that he is in fact obsessed with hash tables: Five
Myths about Hash Tables. Just when we thought the war on drugs was being
won (well, in fantasy at least), along comes hash table obsession and turns our
engineers into, well, obsessed engineers. And since engineers have
computer-like brains that can be very dangerous. Get them into one of those
'compute this: I am lying' loops from Star Trek and they can blow up on you. By
the way, judging from the comments, other engineers are in fact MORE obsessed
with hash tables than Hugh. Very disturbing.
Solaris
At the Steve
Sistare's Blog a posting on one of the spots where Solaris internals meet
Oracle internals: High
Resolution Timeouts.
Testing
UTest, the Software
Testing Blog has a posting on 6
Things You Should Never Say to a Software Tester. And then there's the
seventh question: Hey, what does this big red button do?
Book Review - SOA
RedStack is
quite pleased with Oracle SOA Suite 11g Administrator’s Handbook, and wrote
a glowing review.
...And Finally
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