Jim's PeopleSoft Journal

As you survey the consumer web service landscape, you will notice a shift: fewer SOAP based services and more REST based services. I will re...

This post follows my Accordion Navigation Collections post and contains the XSL I used at OpenWorld to convert an Applications (formerly En...

I just posted about Monkey Patching , a technique used in chapter 7 of my book PeopleTools Tips and Techniques to set the default search pa...

As a PeopleSoft developer responsible for upgrades and maintenance, I work extra hard up front to avoid changing delivered code. My potentia...

A few months ago we released a White paper about PeopleSoft Applications Portal and WorkCenter Pages that showed screen shots of an accordi...

Lately I have been using PeopleCode to manipulate binary files: moving files, copying files, and even creating zip files. A prerequisite for...

I can hardly believe it. One more week at home and then I'm off to San Francisco for the biggest Oracle show of the year. I will be in S...

Collaborate is only a couple of days away. If you are a reader, I'd love to meet you. Here are some times and places we can connect: Mon...

Some of my friends from sales and product strategy just put together a very nice white paper on some of the new features in PeopleTools and ...

Have you seen blogger.com's new dynamic views ? For my site, most aren't that exciting, but the flip card view for labels is pretty...

I'm just finishing my demos for this year's Alliance conference. I will present session 29321, PeopleTools Tips and Tricks, on Mond...

JavaScript is a critical component of PeopleSoft applications. With the web browser pretty much taking over as the rendering engine for ente...

Oracle OpenWorld OnDemand is now available and includes slides and audio for each of the sessions in which I presented. Here are the OnDeman...

Chapter 14 of my PeopleTools Tips & Techniques book walks you step-by-step through creating a mobile application. That chapter uses a C...

If you are a regular reader, you already know that I am a big fan of Ajax . Most of my PeopleSoft Ajax requests use HTTP GET operations to s...

Are you still trying to decide whether or not to buy my new PeopleTools book? Would a sample chapter help? The McGraw Hill page for this boo...

I have checked in at my local airport and am en route to OpenWorld, the largest tech conference of the year. I'm pretty well finished pr...

PeopleTools 8.51 is now Generally Available (meaning, you can download it from eDelivery ). You can find the hosted PeopleBooks for 8.51 her...

I use URL's quite extensively for Ajax and other non-Integration Broker integrations (NEVER HARD CODE URL'S!). PeopleTools provides ...

OpenWorld is almost here! In less than 3 weeks, we will all be together again for the biggest Oracle apps and technology reunion of the year...