Whitepaper list at December 2012
The following Oracle Utilities Application Framework technical whitepapers are available from My Oracle Support at the Doc Id's mentioned below. Some have been updated in the last few months to reflect...
View ArticleConfiguration Migration Assistant Part 1 - Features
One of the main features of Oracle Utilities Application Framework V4.2.0.0.0 is the Configuration Migration Assistant. The Configuration Migration Assistant is a new facility to allow customer owned...
View ArticleOracle Access Manager Integration Landing Sample
In the Oracle Identity Management Suite Integration with Oracle Utilities Application Framework based products (Doc Id: 1375600.1) whitepaper the Oracle Access Manager integration section mentions a...
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Configuration Migration Assistant Part 2 - Flows
To use the Configuration Migration Assistant facility in Oracle Utilities Application Framework V4.2.0.0.0 the are two main sets of step that must be performed:Configuration - The Configuration...
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Configuration Migration Assistant Part 3 - Master Configuration
The first configuration step that must be performed for the Configuration Migration Assistant, as part of Oracle Utilities Application Framework V4.2.0.0.0, is to setup a Master Configuration Record...
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Configuration Migration Assistant Part 4 - Migration Plans
The Configuration Migration Assistant is meta data driven. It uses the Oracle Utilities Application Framework meta data to drive the underlying engine to migrate the data. With the delivery of each...
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Configuration Migration Assistant Part 5 - Migration Requests
Once you have Migration Plans created the next step is assembling them into Migration Requests. The Migration Request is a collection of unrelated Migration Plans and associated filter criteria to...
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Configuration Migration Assistant Part 6 - Migration Export
Now that the configuration steps have been completed the next step is to use the Configuration Migration Assistant to migrate data across environments. The first step is to export the data from the...
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Configuration Migration Assistant Part 7 - Migration Import
After data is exported it can be imported into target environments. The original source environment can also be a target environment if you wish to use export to restore the data (Note: Deletes are not...
View ArticleConfiguration Migration Assistant Part 8 - Differences from ConfigLab
For customers on Oracle Utilities Customer Care And Billing as well as Oracle Enterprise Taxation and Policy Management who use ConfigLab will ask what the Configuration Migration Assistant offers over...
View ArticleLoading XAI Inbound Services in Oracle Service Bus
It is possible to use Oracle Service Bus to process interfaces to the Oracle Utilities Application Framework to support the advanced facilities available in Oracle Service Bus or simply use the proxy...
View ArticleUsing Oracle WebLogic datasources with OUAF based products
By default, the online (and XAI) components of the Oracle Utilities Application Framework use Universal Connection Pool (or c3p0 for Oracle Utilities Application Framework V2.x) for connection pooling....
View ArticleUpdated Oracle ExaLogic and Clustering Whitepaper
The Implementing Oracle ExaLogic and/or Oracle WebLogic Clustering (Doc Id: 1334558.1) whitepaper available from My Oracle Support has been updated with additional advice.The updated advice is around...
View ArticleUsing Native Installations of Oracle WebLogic
By default, when using Oracle WebLogic, the Oracle Utilities Application Framework based product is installed in embedded mode. This means that the configuration files and files within the product are...
View ArticleSupporting CLIENT-CERT
One of the additional configuration options for the authentication of the product is to implement a Single Sign On solution or implement client certificates. Whilst most of the configuration for these...
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Installing OUAF in Oracle WebLogic native mode
As in a previous post it is possible to install an Oracle Utilities Application Framework based product in native mode as an alternative to the embedded mode offered by the default installation...
View ArticleUpdated Best Practices and Production Configuration Whitepapers
The whitepapers available for the Oracle Utilties Application Framework are updated on a regular basis to include new and updated advice for past and the latest versions of the Oracle Utilties...
View ArticleNew Oracle Service Bus Integration Whitepaper
As part of Oracle Utilities Application Framework V4.2.0.1.0 a new set of Oracle Service Bus protocol adapters are available to allow Oracle Service Bus to process outbound communications initiated...
View ArticleNew version of What's New in FW4 whitepaper
A new updated version of the What's New in FW4 has been released which includes the latest information about the features of Oracle Utilities Application Framework up to an including version...
View ArticleSoftware Configuration Management Series Updated
A series of whitepapers has been available for Oracle Utilities Application Framework for the last few releases that deals with Software Configuration Management. This is a broad set of topics that...
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