Digital Transformation . API . Integration . IAM

In this post, I'll show how can we create Views in Oracle BPM Workspace/Worklist App. The need of views arises when we have too much processes deployed and need to filter specific process based on certain criteria. So let's get started- Assumption: Process developers having fair idea about BPM process design/development/deployment. 1. So first open the BPM Workspace/Worklist login screen & login using the credentials. In my case- weblogic/welcome1. 2. Dashboard screen comes post successful login. 3. Click on the  + green icon in left/right navigation panel to create a new view. 4. Select the human task you'd like to associate 5. Kindly fill the details like Name of view, Assignees, Task Type etc. If you'd like to share this view to all users then select appropriate radio button i.e. whether to share definition or data. 6. Press OK to save the view. Now the view  has been created and is available in left navigation panel bottom. Just click it and let's edit this...

Recently I have faced the issue of Weblogic server start error of my Oracle SOA/BPM environment. The Weblogic server says-  ================================================== Weblogic Server Start Error: Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-28001: the password has expired ================================================== In my this post, I'll share the details how can you make your Weblogic  overcome this issue by manipulating the database. So let's get started- Login to your SOA machine (My environment Oracle Linux , choose yours) using oracle user. 1. Go to DB home  bin directory-  cd $ORACLE_HOME/bin 2. Connect to sqlplus with / sysdba privileges. ./sqlplus /nolog; SQL>connect / as sysdba; 3. Now check the accounts belonging to SOA Server SQL> select username from  dba_users where account_status='EXPIRED' and username like '%SOA_%'; Result looks like- USERNAME ------------------------------------------- SOA_IAU_APPEND SOA_STB SOA_UMS SOA_MDS SOA_SOAI...