Andreas' Adventures

* (stolen title from a German children book - a week full of Saturdays) This week was different than other weeks. I spend one day working from home (well, almost - as I had to travel to the office to get my laptop re-staged) and also at two Oracle Community meetings. Although this was work (with some great fun-activities as well) this felt like an extraordinary week. Read the book if you want to get the feeling. The first community meeting (SOA and E2.0) was in my own town Utrecht, which was off course very convenient. I met a lot of people from all over Europe and had the chance to exchange ideas about SOA and learned that BPM will be the next big thing. WebCenter will also evolve into something even bigger than it is now, due to the advance of Fusion Apps. The best thing however was the Q&A session with David Shaffer of Oracle. Oracle shows a lot of interest in the activities and concerns of partners. After that I went to Paris to attend the Security Community meeting. Same setti...

This is an error I made and I thought sharing this will prevent other from searching in the wrong direction (as I did). When installing the SOA Suite you might want to integrate this with the OID. However there is a small problem when during the setup of the SOA Suite two OC4J's are created. You will have oc4j_home and oc4j_soa for example. When you integrate the OID into the SOA Suite you will need to manipulate the jazn.jar file in the oc4j configuration directory. As you have two oc4j's you need to copy the jazn.xml to the respective directories - otherwise you will get to the SSO page but will never be able to log in.