by AVIO Consulting | Oct 4, 2017 | BPM
A question that sometimes comes up is “Why aren’t system exceptions caught by error boundary events in PCS?”. Just like in life, not everything can be predicted as process instances execute in PCS, and exceptions can and do occur. The purpose...
by AVIO Consulting | Aug 29, 2017 | BPM
The 4-Eyes principle is the term used when you want to ensure that a task is approved by more than one person. This is needed in Oracle BPM approval processes to exclude previous participants from approving tasks in a process that they had approved upstream in a...
by AVIO Consulting | Jul 13, 2017 | BPM
People are often confused when it comes to creating and using flex fields in Oracle BPM. A while back, I wrote a blog on public flex fields, but this discusses protected flex fields, some best practices, and a how to avoid a bug when using them.. Flex...
by AVIO Consulting | Jun 12, 2017 | BPM, General, Oracle
Oracle BPM tasks can be dynamically assigned to an individual user, application role, and / or an LDAP group depending on the human task’s incoming data. They did not have to be separate strings, but for clarity these three human task data elements...
by AVIO Consulting | May 2, 2017 | BPM, Oracle
This is the first of a 5 part series that explains how to expose a database to an Oracle BPM 12c Process using the Oracle SOA Database Adapter and a Mediator. Part 1 – Create a WebLogic JNDI Database Connection Part 2 – Configure the Database...
by AVIO Consulting | Apr 24, 2017 | BPM
Sometimes, when deploying a BPM composite, the deployment times out. When a BPM composite deployment fails in this way, it does not clean up after itself. It leaves several records in the database. If one attempts to deploy the same revision, it will also fail. A...
