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OFMW: 12.2.1.4 Released

Hi, After a long time waiting for it, the Oracle Fusion Middleware 12.2.1.4 has been finally released. Oracle Fusion Middleware 12.2.1.4 Official Documentation In this post, I will focus on my personal view over the Oracle Fusion Middleware products which I most commonly use over the last 8 years which are the SOA Suite (including BPM and OSB), WebCenter Suite (Portal, Content, Sites), Oracle ADF and Oracle WebLogic Application Server mainly. Certification Matrix As every release, I make a round around the Certification Matrix of every Oracle Fusion Middleware Release to check if the Java JDK accepted has been increased or not. Oracle Certification Matrix for Oracle Fusion Middleware 12.2.1.4 Java However, I found that we are still in the J2SE / J2EE 8 and the maximum certified JDK is Oracle JDK 1.8.0_211+ which means any 1.8.0_xxx if you are using Oracle JDK as the JDK vendor. Database The biggest new is the certification with 18.3+ and 19.3+ of the On-Premise vers...

WCP-BPM12c: Process Workspace

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In case of you are planning to integrate the BPM Process Workspace in WebCenter Portal in 12c version then read the following :). First of all you need to follow the steps mentioned in the official documentation ( Note that now this information is in the BPM 12c documentation and not in WCP 12c documentation) : BPM 12c - Integrating with Oracle WebCenter Portal Basically you need to: Register a BPEL connection within WebCenter Portal. Restart Portal (then it will use this BPEL connection to create a Worklist Connection as well). You can check all of this connections by using WebCenter Portal WLST Scripts. Add the BPM Resource Catalog as in the Shared Assets of WebCenter Portal Surprisingly the Resource Catalog only offers the Task List and Available Processes Task Flows. I am wondering what happened with Cases and other stuff you can access in the BPM Workspace :/. In 11g version we had the Portal Templates and a complete setup of BPM Task Flows. All of them has been dep...