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This is a quick post about using the new Oracle JET CLI (JavaScript Extension Toolkit Command Line Interface), hereafter just ojet. This CLI is new as of May-2017. Prior to using ojet, the approach to deploying Oracle JET scaffolding was to leverage a series of Node Package Manager (npm) and »
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If you have worked in the infrastructure and software installation business for Oracle EPM and BI over the last ten years, it may look like tough times ahead. With Oracle driving business to flood the market with Cloud solutions, the number of clients signing up for new installations of on-prem »
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Oracle JET (JavaScript Extension Toolkit) - hereafter JET - is a collection of open source JavaScript technologies for building client facing web applications. Oracle had this to say about it: [Oracle JET] is targeted at intermediate to advanced JavaScript developers working on client-side applications. It's a collection of open source »
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Whatever label you put on it - Cloud Computing, Something as a Service, Web Application, Etc... - there is no shortage of hosted software running on other people's servers. 'Tis the season for "RESTful web services" integration and JSON is definitely in the air. Oh, and Pis, lots of Raspberry »
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In this example I am referring to a RESTful web services framework created by Oracle however, you could substitute your own web server / web application framework / RESTful service as well. Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) sits on top of the Oracle database and allows resources in the database to be »
