Agile Best Practice Center
Come here to start integrating SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture) functionality with your Agile applications today. "Best Practices" are offered on how to service-enable Agile applications and then build integrations, business processes and composite applications using Fusion Middleware technology such as BPEL, ESB, BAM, ADF and WebCenter. Experts from Agile Development, Consulting, Product Management as well as leading System Integrators and customers, will show you how.
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Webcast: How can Agile PLM Customers benefit from Oracle Fusion Middleware today?
posted Tue, 06 Oct 2009 20:09:41 +0000
OBE: Enabling Activity-based Workflow in Agile PLM using BPEL
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Getting Started
- Leveraging Oracle Fusion Middleware in Agile PLM
- Getting started with Oracle Fusion Middleware for Agile PLM Developers
How-To Tutorials (Oracle By Example's)
- ADF: Presenting Agile Data in a Mobile Device
- ADF: Developing an ADF 11g client for Agile PLM
- ADF: Developing Custom UI using ADF 11g
- BPEL: Consuming Agile Web Services in BPEL
- BPEL: Enabling Activity-based Workflow in Agile PLM using BPEL
- JDeveloper: Creating an Agile e6 WebService in JDeveloper 11g
Articles
- AIA: Agile PLM to SAP: Design to Release PIP
- AIA: Agile PLM to EBS: Design to Release PIP
- BPEL: How to manage and obtain visibility of “cross application” processes in Agile PLM?
- OBIEE, ODI: Oracle PLM Business Intelligence
- OIM & OAM:Enterprise Identity and Access Management (EIAM) solution - A Cisco and Oracle White Paper
Blogs
- Agile PLM to SAP: Design to Release PIP is Released
- Agile PLM is now integrated with Oracle PIM 12.1.1
- BI Publisher Licensing options for Agile PLM
- Casual User UI Integration using Agile PLM Web Services
- Engineering, Meet Manufacturing
For any questions or comments please email the Agile Best Practice Center team.
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