The Oracle PGBU Searchlight is by invitation only. In order to be part of the Searchlight communications program you need to confirm the following: 1) Your company is an Oracle PGBU Resale or Services partner with an active OPN membership. 2) You as an individual are registered under your company’s OPN account. If you have doubts [...]
Join Oracle SVP David Gilmour as he discusses how the latest release of Oracle Beehive delivers the first team collaboration system designed for the needs of the modern enterprise. Learn how Oracle Beehive offers a new level of unified user experience and reduces the IT overhead of enterprise collaboration. Gilmour explains how Oracle Beehive fits [...]
Learn how Oracle Beehive offers the industry’s only complete and open platform for secure communications and integrated collaboration. Oracle Vice President and Chief Architect Terry Olkin explains how Oracle Beehive provides a complete range of collaboration services including conferencing, instant messaging, email, calendar and team workspaces through a cross-platform, open standards based architecture. Learn how [...]
Another significant change in Oracle IRM 11g is that we now use XML to create the tamperproof header for each sealed document. This article explains what this means, and what benefit it offers. So, every sealed file has a metadata header that contains information about the document – its classification, its format, the user who [...]
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Oracle Beehive 2.0 was released on OTN and eDelivery a few weeks ago. Oracle Beehive Server Release 2 (2.0.1.0.0) Linux x86 (1,585,221,942 bytes) (cksum 907471037) Windows (32-bit) (1,598,416,549 bytes) Solaris (SPARC 64-bit) (1,708,709,918 bytes) (cksum 2520890977) Oracle Beekeeper Release 2 (2.0.1.0.0) Linux x86 (437,235,538 bytes) (cksum 4051553068) Windows (32-bit) (389,021,832 bytes) Solaris (SPARC 64-bit) (485,758,742 [...]
I hope no-one was relying on me to keep them up to date on Beehive goings-on, coz I’m a little behind myself… I haven’t blogged about Beehive for over a year now. I’m still here, just my focus has been in several other areas. Being an Oracle Consultant, means you’re pulled in all sorts of [...]
Oracle is celebrating its 30th Anniversary. Time served for me amounts to 8 years and change, all of it at the Silcon Valley headquarters. It is not that long compared to fellow architects who are 20+ year veterans. I did stints in the Tools, Applications, and Corporate divisions so maybe that is why it feels [...]
While I was over on Sergio’s blog looking at the oracle-validated-rpm from a comment by Avi on my last blog entry, I saw another post that I think needs more publicity New Oracle Public Yum Server If you’re like me and have a bunch of machines that you muck around on and don’t want to [...]
A few people have mentioned creating a cheat sheet for the Beehive 1.5.1 installation, so I thought I’d help out.(I’ve created the following so you can just cut and paste each section if you want…) Installing Database and Beehive on a Single Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.1 32bit machine. After having installed the base operating system [...]