Oracle Fusion Applications Login Problem

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Fusion Applications environments use Oracle Access Manager to provide authentication and authorization services for all web applications.

OAM (along with OID, OVD, SOA, and OIM) is part of the Fusion Middleware side of the environment, and in most topologies, the IDM machine will be separated from the Applications server. When this happens, sometimes you can find yourself trying to login to a page, and receiving the following message from your browser:

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Installing Oracle Access Manager 11.1.2.2.4 on Windows Server 2012

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Introduction

In this post we're going to review the installation process of Oracle Access Manager 11gR2 on Windows Server 2012.

This post is not going to deepen into the binaries installation, as it usually is a very simple task, but rather we'll go directly to the domain configuration.

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A Brief Description about INSTEAD OF Triggers

So folks, I’m not going to explain the trigger syntax here as its same for all types of triggers. I’ll start off with INSTEAD OF trigger straight away.

INSTEAD OF triggers hold a special functionality as they can be used to update views which are normally not updateable and perform insert, update, delete, merge operations on them.

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Understanding Oracle Fusion Middleware

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One of the first things I do when I get new trainees is take my time trying to explain them what Oracle Fusion Middleware IS. It sounds like a simple matter, but it is not.

Oracle owns probably hundreds (or even thousands) of technologies, they are roughly divided in product lines and platforms: Operating Systems and Virtualization, Database, Fusion Applications, Fusion Middleware, etc.

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Module Overloading in Oracle PL/SQL

Introduction

Module overloading is a concept used across many programming languages mainly because it’s a very powerful feature which improves the usability of your software.

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