Stop Thief! awetechnews.com Steals from Oracle Blogger
On Feb 19, 2010, awang of awetechnews.com stole an entire blog post from Vijay Shanmugam’s Oracle Blog - Oracle E-Business Suite - Process Management, Integration and Event System!
Vijay is a senior engineer in the Oracle E-Business Suite’s Application Technology Group & works in the Product Integration space. He is an active technology blogger and delivers incisive & authoritative articles.
On February 18, 2010, Vijay posted an excellent article titled “Business Events - EBS Adapter vs SOA Gateway”. On February 19, 2010, a copy of Vijay’s post appeared on the awetechnews.com site under the title “Comparison of EBS Adapter vs SOA Gateway”.
No link back. No credits given to the original author. Nothing. Just passed it off as an original article!
If you are a reader of awetechnews.com - I request you to ask them to cease and desist.
If you are advertiser – well, what can I say? You are dealing with a thief. Somebody who is blatantly stealing content from others and passing it off as their own. Do ask them why you should give money to a thief.
Here is a PDF copy of the article taken on Feb 23, 2010. And a screen capture taken with Chrome on the same day. Just so these thieves cannot change their web site and deny the theft.
The Stolen Article on awethechnews.com’s web site
ATG & ATI Outing – Feb 5, 2010
We of the EBS ATG & ATI teams had a day long outing at Leonia Resort in Secunderabad on Friday 5, 2010. It was a fun filled day and we all had a ton of fun. Arrangements for the event started just 2 days before but we managed to get everything in place. Sarat, Satya, Pandurang, Rekha, Malvika, Dhivyapriya, and many others helped organize things.
Our day started at the Oracle office in Madhapur. Two buses were to pick us up and take us to Leonia. Pandurang had ordered breakfast for all of us and picked it up early that morning – Idly and Vara. We started at about 8.30 am from Campus, arriving at Leonia at about 10.15 am.
The day started with a short welcome speech by Malvika followed by a hilarious session of “passing the pulse” conceptualized by Deepthi, our HR Representative.
After that we headed out to the playing fields – the cricket pitch, the volley ball courts, table tennis, carom and badminton. We had earlier divided all the people into 4 groups – Agni (Fire), Prithvi (Earth), Jal (Water) & Vayu (Air). Each team had a Captain & a Manager. I am still not clear what the Manager’s role was but I am not surprised by that
The Captains & Managers were charged with the task of allocating their “people” (Not Resources!) to the various activities, making sure there was no duplication. Each sport and activity had points to be won – points that would add up and lead to the Big Trophy!
I played a bit of Tennis
I say played but I am afraid that is rather a boast. I tried hard to hit the ball and make it go where I wanted it to but most of the time it refused to do so. Sigh. Playing Tennis on the Wii is not the same as using a real racket on a real Tennis court. Well I tried Tennis after 20 years. Yes. That’s why I was so pathetic. Yes! Then I played Volleyball with the Jal team and managed to hit the ball out of the court enough times to cost us the match
After these rather strenuous “play” I headed back to the hall booked for us and cleaned up a bit. Lunch was ready by now and people started trickling in. Lunch was a good affair, the food tasty and well prepared. At least I liked it.
Post lunch we had the Tug Of War which Agni won. That is not surprising as their combined body mass was greater than the mass of all the other three teams put together!
With the Tug of War lost to those mastodons we made our way back to the hall to rest bruised back muscles.
After that our organizers had a series of contests which I missed because Deepthi had me glued to my laptop putting together a slide show of the photographs taken that day. That lady has exacting standards! Phew! She made me slog! I haven’t worked so hard for a long time! Anyway, it was finally done and she let me go.
By this time the Agni group was looking rather smug, having won most of the events – there should be a law against people grinning from ear to ear when they have trounced everybody else and won the big trophy!
Prizes were given away by Veshaal, Krishna & Ivo.
After that half the group headed fro the swimming pool while the rest of us took one of the buses back to the Oracle office and home.
Video put together with photographs taken by Prasad, Manohar & Vardhan
Lightbox 2 with Auto-Resize in WordPress
I finally found a solution to my WordPress woes with large images and my attempts to use Lightbox 2 by Lokesh Dhakar. Many thanks to Hannes Schmiderer for showing me the way and for sharing the code that he hacked together from other sources.
Please check out his blog and the many interesting articles he has there.
This fix is not yet implemented in this blog (http://whatho.satpathy.org) but will be shortly. I have it working on my children’s web site, Mamli & Bablu.
New Technology Related Blog
I have a new technology related blog and will move all software related posts to that blog. Please check out: http://convergence.satpathy.org
Integrated SOA Gateway – Links
This post is a simple collection of Integrated SOA Gateway related links.
From Steven Chan’s Blog, Oracle E-Business Suite Technology:
Oracle Open World 2008 Presentation:
- Oracle Open World 2008 Presentation - Integration Simplified: Native Service-Oriented Architecture in Oracle E-Business Suite (PDF, 1.2 MB)
From this blog – A series of HOW-TOs :
- Part 1 - Oracle E-Business Suite R12.1 – Integrated SOA Gateway Provides Native, Out-Of-The-Box SOAP Based Web Services
- Part 2 - Oracle E-Business Suite R12.1 – Integrated SOA Gateway’s SOA Monitor
- Part 3 - Oracle E-Business Suite R12.1 – Integrated SOA Gateway’s Service Invocation Framework
- Part 4 - Oracle E-Business Suite R12.1 – Integrated SOA Gateway’s Service Invocation Framework – Invoking a 3rd Party SOAP Based Web Service from EBS
