Finally its done.
At long last I have gone and created a blog of my own -at least for now it has a name and URL of its own. :) :)
first this is a technical blog (as if the name was not enough )
meant to post and discuss my learning in the field of service oriented architecture (focusing primarily on Oracle SOA Suite and Fusion MW).
This is a reflection of my celebrations and frustrations while learning, using and trying to unravel the nuances of Oracle' s SOA Suite and its related technologies. I will try to log the many issues faced by me and the little tricks n tips which made all the difference; between what Oracle's user guides claim "will work" and what actually does work.
Disclaimer: Please note that I don't claim to post facts totally-originally-discovered by me. Its more what an engineer does. Pick up the good already-working pieces - custom-fit it into your solution :) - or else if that does not work get inspired from them and build your own solution!
This blog is aimed at accompanying people in their trials and tribulations of working with Oracle SOA Suite and related technologies and help them find a solution to the issues and surprises that this product tends to spring from time to time upon its hapless developers.
Warm Regards and Best of Luck!
At long last I have gone and created a blog of my own -at least for now it has a name and URL of its own. :) :)
first this is a technical blog (as if the name was not enough )
meant to post and discuss my learning in the field of service oriented architecture (focusing primarily on Oracle SOA Suite and Fusion MW).
This is a reflection of my celebrations and frustrations while learning, using and trying to unravel the nuances of Oracle' s SOA Suite and its related technologies. I will try to log the many issues faced by me and the little tricks n tips which made all the difference; between what Oracle's user guides claim "will work" and what actually does work.
Disclaimer: Please note that I don't claim to post facts totally-originally-discovered by me. Its more what an engineer does. Pick up the good already-working pieces - custom-fit it into your solution :) - or else if that does not work get inspired from them and build your own solution!
This blog is aimed at accompanying people in their trials and tribulations of working with Oracle SOA Suite and related technologies and help them find a solution to the issues and surprises that this product tends to spring from time to time upon its hapless developers.
Warm Regards and Best of Luck!
