Thursday, June 25, 2015

Oracle Priority Support Infogram for 25-JUN-2015


RDBMS

12c Parallel Execution New Features: 1 SLAVE distribution, from Oracle related stuff.

Package Differences between Oracle 11.2.0.4 and 12.1.0.2?, from Upgrade your Database - NOW!

Solaris

The Solaris 10 Recommended patchset really does contain ALL available OS security fixes!, from Patch Corner.

Ops Center

From the Ops Center blog: Ops Center 12.3 is Released

Java

Building Simple Java EE REST Service Using Oracle JDeveloper 12c, from Oracle Partner Hub: ISV Migration Center Team.

Asynchronous Processing, from The Java Source.

JDeveloper and ADF

The 10 Most Recently Created Notes for JDeveloper/ADF as of 22 June 2015, from Proactive Support - Java Development using Oracle Tools.

ADF 12c – Allow user to personalize the form items at run time using MDS based Change Persistence
, from WebLogic Partner Community EMEA.

And from the same source:

ADF 12c – Allow user to personalize the form items at run time using MDS based Change Persistence

Change Default JSESSION ID Name for ADF Applicatio

MAF and WebSockets Integration – Live Twitter Stream

NetBeans

Take Early JDK 9 For A Spin In Early NetBeans 9, from Geertjan's Blog.

JavaScript

Is WebAssembly the (Eventual) Death of JavaScript?, from Motherboard.

Web Computing

HTTP/2 and Server Push, from The Aquarium.

Security

IT security: Attacks with unknown malware are increasing significantly, from EMEA Midsize Blog.

EBS

From the Oracle E-Business Suite Support blog:

Just Released! Version 200.2 of the iProcurement Item Analyzer

Webcast: Work In Process Scrap - Costing Overview

What's New - Content in Receivables (AR) and Related Products

From the Oracle E-Business Suite Technology blog:

Using a Reverse Proxy as an SSL/TLS Termination Point for EBS 12.1.3

…And Finally


I’m (finally!) back on iPhone after an unpleasant jaunt into Android telephony and found a weather app I love. It makes use of the built in barometer on iPhone combined with user reporting, radar, etc. to give really accurate predictions on precipitation. I tested it the other day with an approaching thunderstorm and it was accurate on the arrival and intensity of the rain to within a few minutes: Dark Sky update looks to 'revolutionize weather forecasting’ by tapping iPhone sensors, from The Verge.

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