Expiration Checklist for Fusion Applications
Two main things when expired will significantly affect the operations of Fusion Applications. These are database passwords and certificates. As such these expiration dates need to be checked and...
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Fusion Applications
Provides information about Fusion Application architecture with respect to High Availability, RAC, Exadata, Exalogic, Disaster Recovery, Performance, Virtualization options, OVM Templates, Topology...
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OAM and OIM Config changes for Split Profile ( Split Profile Configuration...
Introduction In my previous post I discussed split profile set up scenario with AD and OID in Fusion Applications IDM Environment and how to create Adapters in OVD for consolidating the two directory...
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Below you will find a variety of articles that help you design an Architecture for Fusion Apps that is in line with Oracle’s best practices. In addition, you will also find articles that are related...
View ArticleIndex of BI and Reporting articles
Provides information on how Fusion Applications makes use of BI, both in terms of OTBI as well as the warehouse option for Fusion Applications. The information found here is intended for on-premise...
View ArticleIndex of Diagnosis and Troubleshooting articles
Highlights diagnostic best practices and provides useful tips and tricks designed to speed time to resolution. The information found here is intended for on-premise customers. The best practices and...
View ArticleIndex of Extensibility and Customization articles
Fusion Apps will become part of a larger architecture that supports your enterprise. Understanding how to extend, and customize Fusion Apps will help you solve for the future in less time. The...
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In-depth information about the Fusion App’s security model, including how to integrate it with existing Identity and Access Management systems. The information found here is intended for on-premise...
View ArticleIndex of Lifecycle Management articles
Provides information about common activities associated with operationalizing Fusion Applications. Topics covered will include cloning, refreshing data in non-production environments, patching,...
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Fusion ApplicationsMost Recent Articles(up to 30)"Lift and Shift" On-Premise RPD to BI Cloud Service (BICS) (05/05/2015 - Richard Williams) WebLogic Server: Saving Disk Space in /tmp (05/05/2015 -...
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Fusion BI RPD and Webcat files
Introduction Oracle Fusion Applications have a built in Business Intelligence framework based on Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE). With this framework, organizations are provided...
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Validating the Fusion Applications Security Components During Installations...
Introduction When installing or upgrading Fusion Applications, it is necessary to validate the security components to ensure that they are functioning correctly. This article provides a list of tasks...
View ArticleHow to Recover Initial Messages (Payload) from SOA Audit for Mediator and...
Introduction In Fusion Applications, the status of SOA composite instances are either running, completed, faulted or staled. The composite instances become staled immediately (irrespective of current...
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Request Flow in Fusion Applications – Part 1
Introduction: When accessing Fusion Applications (FA), a user typically requests their FA home page by typing in the URL in a browser window or clicking on a favorites link. The user then logs in to...
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Introduction to Fusion Applications Roles Concepts
Introduction Fusion Applications Security is designed based on Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). It is an approach to restricting access to authorized users. In general, RBAC is defined based on the...
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Introduction to Fusion Applications Roles Concepts
Introduction Fusion Applications Security is designed based on Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). It is an approach to restricting access to authorized users. In general, RBAC is defined based on the...
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Cloning of Fusion Applications using Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c
Introduction Cloning is a recurring requirement in almost every Oracle Fusion Applications environment. Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c (OEM) is an effective tool to create and automate the repeatable...
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Fusion Applications WebCenter Content Integration – Automating File...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Content, a component of Fusion Middleware, is a strategic solution for the management, security, and distribution of unstructured content such as documents, spreadsheets,...
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Fusion Applications User, Role Identity Flow and Initial Bulk Load
Introduction As customers work towards implementing Fusion Applications (FA) in their enterprise and prepare for go-live, the enterprise user and role identity data from various HR applications needs...
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Fusion HCM Cloud Bulk Integration Automation
Introduction Fusion HCM Cloud provides a comprehensive set of tools, templates, and pre-packaged integration to cover various scenarios using modern and efficient technologies. One of the patterns is...
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