Posts Tagged ‘Fusion Middleware’


Premier Support Extended for Fusion Middleware 10gR2 (10.1.2)

April 29th, 2010 by Robert McMillen • No Comments »

Just noticed that Oracle has decided to extend Premier support for Fusion Middleware for an additional year. 

For those who want the basics, Oracle is extending Premier support for one additional year. 

Are you confused about when Premier, Extended and Sustaining support dates occur for your Oracle Software? 

It’s easy to end that confusion.  You can find out more about Oracle’s support policies for Fusion Middleware and other products by visiting this page Lifetime Support Policy: Oracle Fusion Middleware Products and viewing the available pdf files.

With this change, Extended Support for Fusion Middleware  10gR2 is no longer needed or available.  When this year of support ends, the choices are to upgrade to a newer version or move to Sustaining support, which is available indefinitely.

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Update on new version of Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g

April 20th, 2010 by Robert McMillen • No Comments »

Previously I noted that Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) 11g will be released this coming Thursday.  At lunch today I spoke with a member of the team that has been working on this new release of OEM at Oracle.

In response to my question about what he felt was one of the best new features, he said it was that the new release of OEM will now support monitoring and management of Middleware software.  I was pleased to hear that since it has been one area where Enterprise Manager has not had much impact.  I don’t have any more details on what that that entails but stay tuned and we will both find out on Thursday!

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New Version of Application Integration Architecture for 11gR1

April 20th, 2010 by Robert McMillen • No Comments »

On Thursday I will presenting on Application Integration Architecture here at Collaborate 2010.  Interestingly, I’m already having to update my presentation because of Oracle’s new announcement.  Isn’t change fun?

Previously Application Integration Architecture (AIA), which is at Version 2.5, was fully compatible with Fusion Middleware 10g.  With this new release, AIA is fully compatible with the new Fusion Middleware 11g.  Oracle has released a few details with their announcement.

Oracle has added to the collection of Enterprise Business Objects and Services.  They have also added more functionality which is listed in their Press Release here.

This is all of the information that I have as of now but I will update the blog as more becomes available.  In the meantime, I will be posting my presentation (if it is not already there…) with the updated version later this week.

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