Oracle OpenWorld 2014 Review Part Four - PaaS Middleware

Review Oracle OpenWorld 2014
Part Three – PaaS - Middleware
Team AMIS
16th October 2014

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Cloud Application Foundation
Platform as a Service
Cloud Application Foundation
WebLogic
Server
Coherence Tuxedo
Private and Public
Infrastructure as a Service

Oracle Cloud Application Foundation
Key Delivery Platforms
Engineered Systems
(Exalogic,
SuperCluster)
Public, Private, 3rd Party
Cloud
Conventional
Systems

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WebLogic’s support for Java SE 8

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Release 12.2.1 will have full
Java EE 7 support

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Multitenancy throughout the
Oracle stack

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Elastic Clusters and
Multitenancy

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REST APIs to complement
WLST & JMX/MBeans

18 Public or Private:
DEPLOY ANYWHERE
Deploy WebLogic Anywhere

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SOA Suite Cool feature
Global Value Tokens
• Changing endpoints for services per environment (composite.xml)
<reference name="ClaimAdapter" ui:wsdlLocation="oramds:/~~~~/ClaimAdapter.wsdl">
<interface.wsdl interface="~~~~/claimadapter#wsdl.interface(ClaimAdapter_ptt)"/>
<binding.ws port="~~~~claimadapter#wsdl.endpoint(ClaimAdapter/ClaimAdapter_pt)"
location="http://dev_server:7001/soa-infra/.../ClaimAdapter.wsdl" >
• Replace using configplan
– One config plan per composite per environment
location="http://test_server:8001/soa-infra/.../ClaimAdapter.wsdl" >

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SOA Suite Cool feature Cont.
Global Value Token
location="http://${SoaServer}:${SoaServerPort}/soa-infra/.../ClaimAdapter.wsdl" >
• Token administration through
– EM console (soa-infra, SOA administration, Token Configuration)
– Mdm-url-resolver.xml

Robbrecht:
• DEV/OPS
• Provisioning
• Software Engineering
• CI/CD
• Developer Cloud
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DEV/OPS
• Faster Lead time
• Experiment with tools
• On demand infrastructure
• Agile adjustments to infrastructure

Why use Oracle
• Cloud PAAS as value added
• Pre-installed… and managed..
• Pay per month / hour (including license)
• Diverse infrastructure

Public cloud
• Cloud Managed Services
• Security
• Database (RDBMS)
• Messaging (JMS)
• Java (WLS)
• Documents (Webcenter Content)
• Compute (Just CPU power)

Provisioning
• Cloud provisioning
• Managed environment
– (Database, WLS, etc.)
• Promise is seamless upgrade and patching
• Does it really work like this? Proof of the
pudding..

Developer Cloud
• Free with Java Cloud (WLS)
– Task tracking
– Source controll (GIT)
– Build (Hudson, Maven)
– Wiki
– Deploy
– Team management

Java & JavaOne
• Java 8 Benchmarks and case studies indicate dramatic
performance increase and code reduction when using
Java 8. Furthermore is it an enabler for a more
reactive style of programming. Don't wait to adopt
Java 8!
(Bert Ertman, Java Champion and board member Dutch Java User Group
(NLJUG))

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Java 8 Overview
release: March 2014

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Vision: Convergence
SE > Embedded > ME

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Java and 3D
• JavaFX has many 3D features: JavaFX 3D

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Responsive design
Show your page in the most suitable way for your screen resolution and
media type

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Responsive design
- Client side CSS rules: ADF skinning framework now supports client side
rules such as @charset, @document, @font-face, @import, @keyframes,
@media, @page, @supports. These agents can be used to achieve
responsive design and to allow use of more modern techniques for
graphics such as icon fonts.

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Oracle mobile Cloud Service

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Oracle Mobile Cloud Service

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OMCS Components
• Application Accelerator
• Mobile Backend
• User Management
• Connectors
• API’s
• Storage

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Oracle Mobile Cloud Service
Mobile App Web App
Service Bus
(WS*, SOAP, XML)
JDBC, RMI, HTTP
HTTPS, Email, VPN,…
On Premises
SaaS in the Cloud
SaaS APIs
Push
services
Mobile
Backend
APIs
Connectors
Storage/
Cache
Mobile
Backend
User
Manage
ment

Webcenter Strategy and Vision
• Follows OOW trends
• More cross product integration
• Responsive design
• Mobile
• Cloud

Webcenter Strategy and Vision
• BPM Integration
• API’s for task management
• Process Cloud Service EA available in Q4
2014 or Q1 2015

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XML Datacontrol
• Working with XML data in ADF was never really easy
• There were three way’s to do so
– ADF WebService DataControl
• Not customizable, for simple web services
• Dates and enumerations not supported
– JAX-WS Proxy with Bean DataControl
• Lots of work (JAX-WS Proxy, Domain POJO’s, Mappers
• Labor intensive when services change
– Programmatic Business Components
• Lot of work (JAX-WS Proxy, ViewObjects, EntityObjects, Mappers)
• BC is very database (SQL) centric (requires extensive coding in ADF BC base classes)

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XML Datacontrol
What is the XML Datacontrol
• An easy way to handle XML in ADF
• Any XML element can be runtime data
– XML payload in SOA/BPM Human Task
– SOAP Web Service response
– RESTful XML API
– XML column in database
– Static file
– and more…

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XML Datacontrol
Designtime
• Define the XML Schema and schema-root element
– XML DataControl gets its structure from XSD
• Define the endpoint, soap action and the request body
• Runtime XML document can come from
• anywhere

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XML Datacontrol
That sounds great where can I get it??
• Open to the public
– ADF EMG sub project
– https://adfxmldc.atlassian.net/wiki
– Available through Help > Check For Updates

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XML Datacontrol
DataProviders
• Plain DataProviders
Fetch XML Element
– WSDataProvider - Web Service
– ELDataProvider - Expression Language
– ResourceDataProvider - XML file from classpath
• Nesting DataProviders
Can manipulate dynamic parameters going into the nested dataprovider
Get XML from nested provider and manipulate it before returning it to the caller
– XSL Transformation
– XML Schema Validation
– Caching
– UnionFilter, Combines result from multiple providers

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XML Datacontrol
Java Customizers
• Java Classes with Annotations
• Can alter structure and behavior of datacontrol elements
– Calculated Attributes
– Transient Attributes
– Attribute Validation
– Element Validation
– Post Attribute Change
– Post Element Created
– Custom operations/methods

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XML Datacontrol
Next Steps
• Download from JDev Update Center
• Follow 5 Minute Getting Started from wiki
• Subscribe to ADF EMG:
http://www.adfemg.org
• Follow XML DataControl development:
https://adfxmldc.atlassian.net/wiki

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ADF Faces 12.1.3
• New af:deck and af:transition tags
– Make animation easy
– Make animation available pretty much anywhere
• af:transition can also be added to DVT components
• Animation can enhance a compelling experience
• Be consistent on what animates and how

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ADF Faces 12.1.3
Choose a transition animation (fade, flip or slide)
Use a seperate transition for each trigger (back, forward or replace)

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ADF Faces 12.2.x
Is that a new component??

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ADF Faces 12.2.x
Not yet, but they are working on it…
For now it’s a declarative component

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ADF Faces 12.2.x
You can use it just as if it was a real component

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ADF Faces 12.2.x
Use it yourself!
Download the 12.1.3 ADF Faces Components Demo
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/downloads

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And there is more…
- Serverside interaction on screensize
- Dashboard with irregular tiles

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Diagrams
What Is Diagram?
• A series of JSF components in the ADF DVT library
– Representing diagram, nodes and links etc.
• Rendered using SVG
– Native to browser (No plugins)
– Provides a scalable surface that the user can zoom and pan
• Interactively visualize data

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Diagrams
Some Basics
What's What in Diagram

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Diagrams
Interactive out of the box

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Diagrams
US state-to-state Migration

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Diagrams
diagramNodes (collection of “anything”)
– Need to implement List or CollectionModel
diagramLinks collection of startNode & endNode id’s
clientLayout registers javascript method for layout
– Developing the layout is the hard part

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Diagrams
More info on the Oracle Data Visualizations Blog
Including 10 blogs by Duncan Mills that will help you getting started
https://blogs.oracle.com/data-visualizations/
View diagram examples at the ADF Component Demo (under Features)
http://jdevadf.oracle.com/adf-richclient-demo/faces/feature/diagram
Download the source of the component demo to see how it’s done
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/downloads

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MAF
Wait Indicator Management
• MAF defaults
– Time before wait indicator is launched : 2 sec
– Max time the wait indicator is shown : 10 secs
• Overriding Wait Indicator Duration
– Set at page level
– Configures max time the indicator is displayed
– Define JS handler for custom handling
<amx:loadingIndicatorBehavior id="lib1"
failSafeDuration="3000"
failSafeClientHandler=”window.customFailSafeHandler”/>
– Set globally for the application
– Override the default value in CSS
.amx-loading.showing
{
animation-duration: 500ms;
-webkit-animation-duration: 500ms;
}

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Still, that looks complex..
Wasn’t Cloud supposed to be
simple??

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Let Oracle Make Things Simple
For You Again!

• Of course not:
– Mapping is the least tricky, and dare I say least
relevant part of service development
– Understanding the API’s you connect to is the real
challenge
– Governance? Error Handling? Testing?
• Unless you find a way to move that
complexity somewhere else.
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Will. It. Work. ??

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BPM - Business driven process
automation

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BPM – Process Cloud Service

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BPM
• More focus on process implementation by business users
– How about services?
– How about exceptions?
– Instance migration?
 Only for simple straight through processes
• BPM more mature
• Composer development before JDeveloper

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API Management Concepts
• Connecting application developers to back-end processes should be
extremly easy
• API discovery without knowing where it is running (Cloud, on premise)
• An service virtualization platform, Service Bus, is a critical foundation
component of an API Management architecture

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API Management Products
• Oracle Enterprise repository 12.1.3
– Large enterprises
– SOA Centers of Excellence
– Fine grained design-time governance
• NEW Oracle API Catalog
– Harvesting of SOAP and Rest services
– Simple publishing model

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API Catalog - Harvest
• Collecting and publishing API’s
– Harvester
– Pass the API / WSDL
– Rest or SOAP

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API Catalog - UI
• UI for API Collection, annotation and publishing

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API Catalog - Annotation
• Contains all harvested information
• Markup language in description fields
• Links to referenced API’s, documentation
• Reviews

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API Jdeveloper integration
• Discover API’s from OAC in the resources browser

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API Jdeveloper integration
• Use API’s from OAC in your project

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API Catalog conclusion
• Easy collecting, annotation and publishing API’s
• Desent UI
• Integration with Service Bus and SOA Suite
• API discovery and consumption from Jdeveloper
– Search would be nice
• Where to harvest from?
• Correlation between Service version and published API

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Mobile Application Framework

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MAF – Custom Components

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MAF – Custom Plugins
• Prepare the plugin
• Configure your MAF application for the iOS plugin
• Copy the plugin files to your MAF application
• Build your app

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Client Side Caching
Client
Cache

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Acronyms …..
• Security people love acronyms
• It may be “our” own fault
• MDM – Mobile Device Management
• EMM – Enterprise Mobility Management
• BYOD – Bring Your Own Device
• MTM – Mobile Threat Management
• MAM – Mobile Application Management
• COPE – Corporately Owned Personally Enabled

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And more …..
• JaCaaS
 Just Another Cloud as a Service
• C14N
 Containerization
• MBaaS
 Mobile Backend as a Service

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MAF / OMSS News Fact
• The latest version of Oracle Mobile Application Framework delivers in-depth
integration with Oracle Mobile Security Suite.
• The new functionality provides a single-step, design-time experience
that enables Oracle Mobile Application Framework-based applications to
leverage the Oracle Mobile Security Suite container protection services,
including authentication, encryption, data-leak protection, corporate policy
enforcement, selective wipe, and single sign-on.
• Integration between Oracle Mobile Application Framework and Oracle
Mobile Security Suite simplifies the mobile application development
process by extending existing corporate identity to native mobile
applications for a simple and powerful end-user experience.
• Oracle Mobile Security Suite’s container-based approach provides
users with a secure workspace for sensitive corporate data, and the
suite’s mobile identity capabilities provide users with virtually seamless
access to consumer and enterprise applications.

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Mobile Accelerator ( cc=X ?)
• Mobile Apps Development for Business Users
• Seeing is believing

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Mobile Application Accelerator
AKA MAX
• Currently in preview
• Promises to enable everyday knowledge workers without any coding
experience to put together simple mobile apps for filling specific needs
that their IT organizations lack the resources to address.
• Software produced in the editor is compatible with both iOS and Android
• Developers can use Oracle Mobile Application Framework to further
enhance mobile applications created with Mobile Application Accelerator.
• This capability provides continuity of development tools and framework
between power users and developers and increases collaboration.

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Coding in the Cloud
• AppicationBuilder CloudService

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