Waste is, and will always be, a serious problem. Do we use 100% of any tool, no of course not. Should the supplier create something that only fits one customer’s need? Well that is not the way to create a tool that can be used by many.

The same problem when you create a service in a Service Oriented Architecture(SOA). If you build a service, that fits only one specific use, you build indeed just enough and probably just in time but reuse will also be minimal.

Our customers face the problem of enterprise architecture versus project architecture.

When there is no enterprise architecture, the choice for the long-term solution is often discarded. To benefit from a Service Oriented Architecture, there should be an idea how to get to the point where the benefits start to out way the costs, both in time and money. The implementation of any service can be diverse; the interfacing should be at least based on industry standards and the information source authentic.

When you create a database poller in the OSB you will encounter that empty values in the database will appear in your request as xsi:nil="true".

When calling another service with values like

When you are building a composite using the SOA Suite you quite often want to call an external webservice. These services can have a form of security on them....wss-username-token in our example. To attach the policy to the service in BPEL is quite forwards.

When you create a database adapter using JDeveloper, the Date fields in the database will be modelled as DateTime fields in the xsd. Often you will only want Date fields.

A simple way to convert the DateTime fields to Date fields using XQuery is like this:

<ns3:Geboortedatum>{ data(xs:date(substring-before($pollSfStudentoplCollection1/ns4:PollSfStudentopl[1]/ns4:geboortedatum/text(),'T'))) }</ns3:Geboortedatum>

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/library/edge/08/feb08/lines_barnes_holmes_ambler/index.html

When trying to install Oracle Internet Directory on Windows 2008 R2 the installation fails during the configuration process. The installer screen displays "Start Oracle Internet Directory: Failed.

The oidmon.log shows the following error:
[SomeDateTime] [OID] [NOTIFICATION:16] [] [OIDMON] [host: SOMEHOST] [pid: 2011] [tid: 0] Guardian: gsldda_DeleteEntry:gsldfgGetEntryID Error..1010

Which Oracle Support website recognizes as (DocID=1286775.1):

Today I tried to analyse a process from a document.

It is never easy but with only a document as reference it is almost impossible.

You can ask a person what he means with “nearly” or “around 5 minutes”, a document cannot. So the next step is to picture the process without any detail and I will have to interview the owner of the document and also the one for whom it is written.

http://jvzoggel.blogspot.com/2011/01/weblogic-and-iis-two-way-ssl-issue.html