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How to create a custom component in Oracle Visual Builder (VBCS)

VBCS By Apr 02, 2023 No Comments

In this post, we will see how to create a custom component in Oracle VBCS. Assuming a VBCS web application is already created (“mytestapp” is the application created for this example), the below steps will create a custom component in the application. Open application structure under web apps Expand Resources Right-click on the “components” folder and select Create option  Enter…

Creating Reusable Custom UI Components – Input text with action buttions

VBCS By Mar 06, 2023 No Comments

This post gives you access to one of my recent articles published on Oracle blogs. Creating Reusable Custom UI Components in Oracle VBCS. https://blogs.oracle.com/vbcs/post/creating-reusable-custom-ui-components In this article, you will learn how to create a custom component with an example of input text with two action buttons Accept and Cancel. This article covers, how to create a custom component complete actions…

Warning: SelectSingle: could not fetch data for selected value

Many times you may see this warning while working in the combination of ADP (ArrayDataProvider) with SingleSelect components in Oracle VBCS or Oracle JET. Warning: SelectSingle: could not fetch data for selected value In this post, we will see how to resolve this. We get this warning when we input an ADP variable as a data value to a SingleSelect…

Difference between Array Data Provider and Service Data Provider in Oracle VBCS

VBCS By Jan 03, 2023 No Comments

In this post, we will learn the difference between data providers available in Oracle VBCS. A collection of data from the backend that can be bound to collection components such as listView and table in UI is to be stored by the data provider. In VBCS, we have two types of data providers, which are ArrayDataProvider and ServiceDataProvider.  We will…

Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service: Testing the application with multiple user security roles

VBCS By Oct 31, 2022 No Comments

In this post, we will see how to test an application by changing the required user roles. Use Case: While developing an application in Oracle VBCS, we may need to test some features of the application with a specific user role and other features with a different user role. To achieve this, we may need multiple user logins which have required…

Deploying Oracle Digital Assistant’s custom code in Kubernetes

In this blog post, we are going to see how we can include Kubernetes in the Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) solution. Where can we include Kubernetes with ODA: We can integrate any backend services with ODA using the custom components (using SDK) services in ODA. And these services are of four types. Embedded Container: To upload the custom components code…

Integrating WhatsApp to Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) as a client via Twilio

In this post, we are going to see how to connect WhatsApp as a client to have a conversation with Oracle Digital Assistant. In order to achieve this integration, we need to create a sandbox in Twilio and create a channel in ODA for Twilio. We need a Twilio account to do this integration. We will see each of these…

IEEE Paper – Dynamic Information Retrieval With Chatbots: A Review of Artificial Intelligence Methodology

I am happy to share, my co-authored IEEE paper on a chatbots use case with the title “Dynamic Information Retrieval With Chatbots: A Review of Artificial Intelligence Methodology” has been published.  The full article can be accessed from here: Dynamic Information Retrieval With Chatbot  

Integrating Oracle Digital Assistant with Oracle Analytics Cloud via SOAP webservice

In this post, you will see the integration between ODA (Oracle Digital Assistant) and OAC(Oracle Analytics Cloud) dashboard. Creating OAC dashboard: Soap services are exposed for the dashboard Changes required to the ODA custom component: Add the “soap” module to the ODA custom code node project In the component javascript file, uses the below program code.  Where,   createClient() is the…

Oracle Blockchain Quick Start Guide – Global available links

This book “Oracle Blockchain Quick Start Guide” systematically takes you through distributed ledger technology, blockchain, and Hyperledger Fabric while also helping you understand the significance of Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS).This book is available globally now in multiple channels. Below are a few of them. Amazon.com Amazon.in Packt Oreilly Google Books Perlego Kobo Bokus Pinterest Vitalsource Walmart Libraryofbook NLB Singapore BOL Goodreads Scholarvox

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