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  OPA dear team,
  
  
  We have a requirement in which we integrate the OPA with BPEL. We must define the rules of modeling tool Oracle policy and deploy it in Oracle Application Server.We will then that wsdl and call the rule of BPEL partner links engine. By default the Oracle Policy modeling tool deploys for tomcat. Ask your input about how we can deploy on oracle application server.
  
  Thank you
  Anand

  bwolff wrote:

  So my question is how to deploy a rulebase.zip a determination server that runs on Oracle Weblogic Server 11g?

  Thank you
  Brian

  Normally, an application server will expand the war for the web application file works from the expanded location. When this is the case, you can deploy a new one simply by copying the module zip file in the directory WEB-INF/classes/rulebases .

  However, Weblogic is not extend the web application, there is no directory to copy the file zip of modules on.

  It is possible to run the determinations under weblogic server so that you can deploy a new modules without restarting the server of determinations. There are two technqiues to achieve this.

  1. you can manually unzip the .war file somewhere that the weblogic server can see locally and then deploy the .war file expanded as the determinations server web app. If you do that you can deploy a new modules by copying the zip file in the directory WEB-INF/classes/rulebases to this place.

  2. it is possible to specify a rulebases directory that is not in the web application. In this case, it should be a place the web application can be done locally. You can deploy a new modules by copying the rulebase.zip file to the location specified modules.

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  Example of

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• R2 Oracle Tuxedo

  Hi people.

  My name is Bruno Taboada I found here to ask some questions.

  I am creating a sample project using Oracle Tuxedo Release 2, however, I have some question about it.

  First, I created a simple project to a queue and waiting and that it worked fine, but when I tried to test some examples of oracle documentation I realized the new version of oracle Tuxedo does contain some features such as: tpenqplus() but tpenqueue() one definition. So, with this in mind, I wonder if the 12cR2 Oracle Tuxedo (12.1.3) there is a queue of messages from Tuxedo Oracle? in the opposite case.

  How to install Oracle Tuxedo Message Queue (12.1.1.0) in 12cR2 Oracle Tuxedo (12.1.3)? or else

  Should I use Oracle Tuxedo 12cR1 (12.1.1.0) because it's already been perfectly integrated to other modules of Tuxedo oracle like salt, TSAM including OTMQ?

  Fact 12cR2 Oracle Tuxedo (12.1.3) along Oracle Tuxedo Message Queue (12.1.1.0) separately but taking part in the same area? in this case, it is recommended to be deployed as such? How does it work? I have no idea. any suspicion?

  Finally, Oracle goes to get out a built-in version of Oracle Tuxedo (12.1.3) 12cR2 with Oracle Tuxedo Message Queue? in the affirmative. When will it be?

  I hope that I was clear enough.

  Thanks in advance for all replies.

  Best regards.

  Todd little-Oracle

  Hi Bruno.

  Queue messages from Tuxedo is a product of queues advanced messages that combines reliability and transactional features of the Tuxedo/q with the rich capabilities of Oracle MessageQ of e-mail.  So, the answer is simple if/q will meet your needs in a Tuxedo application, use/q.  If you don't need all the features of tuxedo, but you need robust advanced messaging, use messages from Tuxedo queue.  If you need both, add Tuxedo queue of messages on Tuxedo.  So if you need things like notification of delivery, offline messaging, and other more advanced messaging facilities Tuxedo/q provides and if you still need a Tuxedo, add Tuxedo messages on Tuxedo queue.

  Kind regards

  Todd little

  Chief Architect of Oracle Tuxedo

• How to deploy my portal to the production environment

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  I use the ASDK developed an access portal, my question is how to deploy my portal to the production environment? You must also install the ASDK in a production environment? Or just install the package of execution?
  
  Thank you
  Alan.H

  Hello Alan,.

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• Oracle database won't start - Interview Question? How to answer Interview in short-

  Hello people

  I am Java programmer, trying to gear to Oracle DB, attended a few Interview.

  So far in the Interview they ask this question "How do troubleshoot you if Oracle database is not running / does not start?

  Since I have no experience in real time.

  I would say that I'll go and do a TNSPING, check the Listerner.ora entries. If Windows I will tell me that I'll check Services.

  but so far, it seems that they are not happy with my answer.

  So I ask each of you to tell me how I should answer.

  I know it's the open question but how should I tell them in a nuttshell.

  Thank you

  Matt

  I am Java programmer, trying to gear to Oracle DB, attended a few Interview.

  So far in the Interview they ask this question "How do troubleshoot you if Oracle database is not running / does not start?

  Since I have no experience in real time.

  I would say that I'll go and do a TNSPING, check the Listerner.ora entries. If Windows I will tell me that I'll check Services.

  but so far, it seems that they are not happy with my answer.

  So I ask each of you to tell me how I should answer.

  I know it's the open question but how should I tell them in a nuttshell.

  Well - until now I disagree with ALL of the other answers!

  IMHO the FIRST STEP in ANY troubleshooting task is to CONFIRM that the problem really exists.

  The KEY part of this confirmation is to get ALL the information available to the person reporting the issue. In an interview which is SIMPLE - the person reporting the issue is sitting right in front of you. So instead of running around like a chicken with its head cut off you should begin by asking a few key questions:

  1. you said that the data is not running

  a. IS IT supposed TO BE running - that would be my VERY FIRST question!

  b. How do you know this? A user did report it to you? Have you tried to use yourself?

  c. How do confirm you the DB was down? Have what measures you taken?

  d. What do you mean by DOWN? Stone cold dead? Running but not accessible to business users? Running but inaccessible to anyone including DBA?

  e. what other information you have about the problem? Have you checked the log of alerts? When was the last time it was running normally? What could have happened since then to bring it down? There were backups or scheduled maintenance tasks?

  2. you said that it does not start

  a. How do you know this?

  b. did you try to start it yourself?

  c. how the restart was attempted? how much? where (what machine)?

  d. what command they use? They use 'EM? Or a console?

  (e) what has been the result? What has been the response on the console (if the console has been used) what has been the result if EM has been used?

  Your answer to that seemingly simple question should have been to about a dozen questions of your own like I did just above. There is NOTHING to do, IMHO, before getting THE news AND ALL of the one who reports the problem - that includes interviewers.

  Disappoint my more great in interviews is when otherwise intelligent people are so reluctant to ask questions to get the information they need to understand and confirm the question/problem.

  The above is why I "disagreed" with the other responses made so far. Certainly, the alerts log is important and must be checked. But it's a lot easier knowing what the person concerned (interviewer) know asking them just before starting to run. As far as we know that the interviewer was ready to tell you what the alert log say if you just ask.

  My rule #1 in an interview: ASK QUESTIONS!

  Anyone who is not asking questions in my interviews gets demerits. I can train someone how to solve problems and perform DBA tasks. But I found it almost IMPOSSIBLE to tell when they don't know something if they don't ask questions or tell me "I don't know".

  If someone just asking these questions above this would indicate to me that they know how to FIND the information they need, even if they don't know yet how to use this information.

• Question of compatibility/coexistence ORACLE TUXEDO

  Our existing PeopleSoft environment
  UNIX AIX 6.1

  PS HRMS tools Application 8.5 9.1

  PS Finance tools 8.51 Application 9.1

  We are about to upgrade only the HRMS

  PS HRMS tools 8.5 Application 9.1to PS
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  1 will be new ORACLE TUXEDO 12cR1 (12.1.1.0) work with PS Finance tools 8.51

  2. can you Oracle Tuxedo, Version (10.3.0.0, 64-bit, Patch level 081 - for end of PS) coexist with ORACLE TUXEDO 12cR1 (12.1.1.0,64 bits)?

  Hello

  For question 12cR1 PeopleSoft and Tuxedo, you will need to check with the PeopleSoft team as I do not know their version dependencies.

  When you ask can coexist Tuxedo 10 and 12, the answer is Yes, although I don't know exactly what you mean by coexist.  They can be in the same field of MP, or in distinct areas linked through the gateway of the field.  If they are in the same domain, then the MASTER machine must be one who executes the later version of Tuxedo.

  Kind regards

  Todd little

  Chief Architect of Oracle Tuxedo

• Q-Oracle/Tuxedo system alongside the version 6.0 or higher

  Hi Little Todd-Oracle how things are?

  My work team have two questions related to the queues in Oracle Tuxedo.

  our team wondered if Oracle Tuxedo/q system to 12.1.1.1 version can interoperate with Oracle Tuxedo/q system to version 6.0. We are in doubt if a Tuxedo domain to 12.1.1.1 version have access or a way to use the queues deployed in another area Tuxedo to version 6.00 or higher. If so? How does it work?

  Other questions are what concerns the advantages and disadvantages to have a queue by queue space or the queue of more than one in a single space in the queue? the reason why we ask, we realized that our client development environment and production environment are made slightly different. In the development environment, there is a space in the queue and the queues are in there but in the production environment has created a space of the queue for each queue.

  Could you provide some ideas of theses and expertise for us?

  Thank you so much once again.

  We hope that you do well.

  Best regards.

  Hello

  I'm fine, thanks for asking!

  About the interoperability/q, I know exactly what you are trying to accomplish.  If it is really several areas, then it should not be a problem.  / Q use the servers TMQUEUE access to the queues/q.  These TMQUEUE servers are accessed through a service name that is the same as the name of queue/q.  He tpenqueue() and tpdequeue() API just call a service under the name of the queue under the covers.  If you can bear/q on several areas important name space of expectation as a service name in the configuration of the domain gateway.  We support connections between the different versions of Tuxedo, it "should" work, which means that the customer or you need to test this first.  Make sense?

  Regarding the queues by queue space, I think it is largely a question of scalability.  Each queue has one or more servers TMQUEUE who manages the space in the queue including all queues.  So if you have a single space with 5 cocks in it and a single server TMQUEUE queue, you can manage maximum simultaneous operations for queues 1/q.  You had defined the 5 lines each in a separate queue space, then each would have its own server TMQUEUE which means you could service 5/waiting queue of requests simultaneously.

  I hope that helps!

  -tl

• Tuxedo of Oracle and Oracle Tuxedo message queue on a virtual machine.

  Hi friends.

  How is it going?

  A small question.

  So let's go live using Oracle Tuxedo 12.1.1.0 with binding distinguished Bulletin Board and Oracle Tuxedo Message Queue 12.1.1.0 on a Virtual Machine (VMWARE) running Oracle Linux 6.2. However, we want to know if there are recommendations or mishaps in which we face before running Oracle Tuxedo on a virtual machine?

  I mean, I wonder if I have to worry about kernel parameters, settings of virtual machine or any other thing that could ruin everything.

  Another question.

  Oracle also provides certification of VMS where Tuxedo Oracle would go on top of the?

  Todd little-Oracle

  Maurice G-Oracle

  Hi Bruno.

  I'm not sure what you mean with single Liaison Bulletin Board.  I guess you mean a cluster or the MP configuration?  And is it really a clustered or just a single machine of the MP configuration?

  About the configuration, you use Tuxedo services as well or just Tuxedo Message Queue?  The biggest problem with the configuration of the BONE is the IPC resources.  If you do a-c tmloadcf on your UBBCONFIG file, it will help you to determine the required minimum IPC resources.  In general, I suggest configuration much more resources than the minimum to allow for the changes to come and for some of the parameters for heavier loads.  In particular IPC message queue settings are strongly dependent on the load.  So make sure that the maximum message size and the size of the queue are big enough for your expected workload.  You can monitor the slot load using the ipcs command.

  We don't certify virtual machine environment, but support also a long time the VM vendor to ensure compatibility, obviously VMware and Oracle VM who both do.

  Kind regards

  Todd little

  Chief Architect of Oracle Tuxedo

• Oracle tuxedo, what exactly?

  Hi all
  As I was assingned to work on oracle Tuxedo. I don't know what it is.
  I realized that it is used as a wrapper for COBOL, C and C++. This is it, or is there anything else we could do with Oracle Tuxedo?
  
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Rahul.R.Buddala

  Hello Rahul,

  Tuxedo is an application server for non-Java languages. Specifically, this means that it provides a lot of facilities that help customers create and deploy business applications written in C, C++, COBOL, and with applications of SALT add-on written in Python and Ruby. As an application server, it provides containers to host your business logic written in these languages. It offers facilities for transparently distribute your application on a cluster of machines route and balance requests to load on the computers in the cluster and the servers within a machine. If "machines" fail or network links fail, Tuxedo routera automatically requests to the remaining available servers in the cluster, thus providing extremely high availability. When these resources are returned to service, Tuxedo will automatically start the use of these resources, so you get failover and failback. Tuxedo tends to be used where RASP (reliability, availability, scalability and performance) in the application. Smoking customers regularly achieve 99.99 percent and 99.999% availability for their applications with some clients running continuously for years without failure. As a highly optimized application server, Tuxedo can invoke a service in another process and get an answer in about 35 microseconds. That performance combined with Tuxedo clustering capabilities to be able to handle 100, in thousands of queries per second, as Tuxedo scales almost linearly to a single process on a single computer, to groups of clusters.

  Among the SOA platforms, all in a tuxedo is a service that is accessible by name. A customer just calls a name service passing a buffer of information. Tuxedo automatically routes the request to the least loaded server that can handle the request, and then automatically dispatches the request to the server in the business logic associated with this service. The implementation of service then treats the query in the buffer and returns a buffer to the appellant that contains the response from the service. Requests are possible synchronous, asynchronous, queued, or one-way. Other services provided by Tuxedo include monitoring transactions to support distributed XA store transactions and messaging forwards with a variety of QoS options, pub/sub messaging, a variety of gateways to provide transparent access to MQ Series queue, the gateways, SNA and TCP to connect seamlessly to CICS and IMS applications and connectors Java that provide connectivity to the JEE application servers. Tuxedo services clients can be written in C, C++, COBOL, .net and Java.

  With a complementary product called salt, Tuxedo can support bidirectional SOAP/HTTP (S) web services, allowing easy integration in other SOA environments. With salt, existing Tuxedo services can made available as services SOAP/HTTP (S) without modification on existing servers in Tuxedo. With respect to "package", salt the wrappers are used, or more precisely stubs and skeletons, in support of FCC standards. This allows the business logic implemented as a simple function of C++, Python, or Ruby and all messages and manipulation of the buffer is managed transparently by the generated salt stubs and skeletons. This can make it is quite easy to take a monolithic application and break into a set of services of Tuxedo with little or no changes to the existing monolithic application code.

  Smoking also provides the ability, especially with the add-on TSAM (Tuxedo system) and Application Monitor which provides a followed detailed-to-end performance of a Tuxedo for surveillance and extensive management application.

  Lately Tuxedo has been used by many customers to migrate their COBOL applications to environments inherited such as much cheaper IBM CICS and IMS on expensive mainframe to distributed systems. Two recent Tuxedo associated products and ART Workbench provide tooling and a delivery infrastructure to help him in these migrations, which are performed with only or mainly automated processing code that replaces mainframe specific APIs with Tuxedo compatible API. Business logic remains intact and only the API techniques are modified. These customers often find that their total cost of ownership of the migrated application is reduced by 50-80%, while maintaining the mainframe or better quality of service.

  I hope that gives you an idea of what is Tuxedo. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

  Kind regards
  Todd little
  Chief Architect of Oracle Tuxedo

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  Configuration - upgrade the test system - 'build base Middleware of Oracle 11g Architecture'
  Review of the videos for "How to install Oracle 11g Rel 1 portal Middleware and discoverer?"

  Part 3 installation of the basic Oracle Home (10:40)
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  Part 4 patch the Oracle home (04:57)
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  Part 5 running the Configuration Wizard (08:50)
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  I have an installation running Weblogic 10.3.6 and ADF 11.1.2.3. The JSF 1.2 and 2.0 are deployed and active. They both have the name JSF.
  
  I have the similar system where only JSF 1.2 is deployed. Developers want to use JSF 2.0 so I tried to deploy via the administration Console. I get an error because there is already an application with the name of JSF.
  
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• How to deploy a different presentation of Services, plug-ins using the analytical file

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  Thank you

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• How to deploy the catalog from dev to test the environment?

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