Jim's PeopleSoft Journal

In February of this year, Oracle University launched the PeopleSoft Learning Stream. Oracle's Learning Streams are short, educational vi...

It has been nearly a decade since I started playing with JavaScript on the PeopleSoft application server. Back then I had to deploy a couple...

Just a couple more weeks and we will be enjoying the great weather and hospitality of San Francisco. I am anxiously anticipating another gre...

I received notice yesterday that our latest book, PeopleSoft PeopleTools: Mobile Applications Development (Oracle Press) 1st Edition , is no...

Have you seen the new PeopleTools Spotlight series ? I just finished the Developing Fluid Applications lesson. This 1-hour video walks you ...

It is just a little less than a month until the PeopleSoft ReConnect conference in Rosemont, Illinois. I will be presenting PeopleTools Deve...

My wife and I have been writing another book. We are reviewing proofs now, which means we are getting close to publication. I did a quick se...

The HIUG Interact conference is one of my favorite annual PeopleSoft conferences. I learn a lot from the customer and partner presentations ...

Collaborate 2015 is just a few weeks away. I will be presenting PeopleSoft PeopleTools Developer: Tips and Techniques on Tuesday, 4/14/2015...

I have a handful of blog posts describing how to deal with JavaScript dependency conflicts such as multiple library inclusions, namespace co...

I am looking forward to seeing everyone at the Alliance conference in Nashville next month. I was just reviewing my schedule and see lots of...

OpenWorld is only a couple of weeks away. As always, this promises to be an outstanding conference. Whether your focus is functional or tec...

Yes, you read that correctly. PUM is the new demo image. According to MOS Doc ID 1464619.1 "As of HCM 9.2.006, the PeopleSoft Image an...

I have been working with the PeopleTools 8.54 REST Query Access Services . I would absolutely LOVE them if they returned JSON instead of XML...

Today Matthew Haavisto of the PeopleTools strategy team announced that the PeopleTools 8.54 upgrade is now available . Visit the PeopleSoft ...

I was reading Lee Greffin's post More Fun with Application Packages -- Instances and stumbled across this quote from PeopleBooks: A pri...

It has been amazing to watch the exponential growth in the number of PeopleSoft community bloggers. It seems that most of them have links to...