Graham's PeopleSoft Blog

Search This Blog

OOW Day 1 Gallery

September 30, 2014

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

OOW

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

PSACCESSLOG Enhancements in PeopleTools 8.60

" Shut the door " ... every household has shouted it (or been shouted at). Why? Well, it keeps the house draft free and secure and it's polite not to leave the door open. Session State in WebLogic Every time a user logs into PeopleSoft a user session state object is created in the web server. This memory based object is used to hold the user session data including where the user is on a component (i.e. what page), what they entered in the previous pages, the component buffer, etc. This state object naturally consumes memory in WebLogic. If 1,000 users login then 1,000 state objects are created in memory in WebLogic. If all 1,000 users just close their browser without logging out then there's still 1,000 state objects in memory. It's like walking through the entire house and leaving all the doors open! So, what can we do to manage this? When the user logs out of PeopleSoft then this state object is destroyed. But, what happens if the user doesn't lo

REST Web Services - PART 1

PeopleTools REST Web Services Part 1 I recently presented at Oracle OpenWorld on the subject of REST web services in PeopleSoft. REST based web services were introduced in PeopleTools 8.52 and I'm hoping this series of blog posts will help newcomers to both Web Services and REST. What is REST? REpresentational State Transfer (REST) is a style of doing Web services that is becoming increasingly popular among web developers due to it's simplicity over SOAP and other methods. REST follows 4 basic principles 1) All content has a unique id by which it is referenced (URI) 2) services are invoked using standard WWW operations of GET, POST, PUT, DELETE 3) all REST services are stateless in that they retrieve a representation (copy) of the content requested 4) REST is synchronous only. Designed for point to point communication You can invoke a REST web service simply by using it's URI. For example an example REST web service to GET PeopleSoft operator details might l

PeopleTools 8.60 Component Search Framework

I recently made an amazing discovery while researching the new PeopleTools 8.60. Well I thought it was amazing anyway. Maybe you will too. Oracle continues to add new features allowing customers to configure PeopleSoft rather than to make potentially invasive and high maintenance customisations . Features like:- Event Mapping Drop Zones Page & Field Configurator App Engine Plugins A new addition to this game changing collection of tools is a new Search Framework which includes a powerful Configurable Search . You can watch the Video Feature Overview covering the new Search Framework enhancement here . One of the first things you're going to notice when you start using PeopleTools 8.60 is that all the component search pages look different. New PeopleTools 8.60 Component Search Page Using Configurable Search Framework there's a whole ton of changes you can now make to both Classic and Fluid search pages without the need to make a customisation including Change the sea

Disclaimer

This is a personal weblog. The opinions expressed here represent my own and not necessarily those of my employer. I try my best to be accurate and factual. If I get something wrong please let me know and I'll do my best to correct it. The information I share here is for the benefit of the Oracle and PeopleSoft community of users so feel free to share the content widely and freely but please attribute shared content to https://i-like-trains.blogspot.com

Powered by Blogger