Oracle Endeca Certifications.

As of today Oracle offers two Endeca solutions. Oracle Endeca Commerce. Oracle Endeca Information Discovery. (OEID) Oracle Endeca Commerce is sold under the umbrella of Commerce Solutions. The second one is sold under Business Intelligence category. Oracle Endeca Commerce. Oracle offers four Endeca Commerce certifications. Oracle Endeca Commerce 3.1 Implementation Specialist. (1Z0-471) Oracle Endeca Commerce 3.1 Sales Specialist. Oracle […]
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Installing & Configuring Oracle Endeca in Windows with Discover application.

Finally I could successfully launch Endeca Discover application in my Windows 7 box. Though I have done this multiple times in Linux box somehow I didn’t get it properly in Windows box in the past. I thought I should share the details for other’s benefit. Endeca installers and version used. Oracle Endeca MDEX-6.4.1 (mdex_6.4.1.715066_x86_64pc-win32.exe) Oracle […]
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Oracle Endeca – How to remove an Endeca application?

Follow below given steps to remove the test applications from Oracle Endeca workbench. Oracle Endeca Workbench screen with application “testapp”. Steps to remove an application from Endeca. Open up the command prompt/shell of your operating system. Move to <<ENDECA_APPLICATION_HOMEE>>/<<APP_NAME>>/control Execute runcommand.bat –remove-app Delete the application folder from <<ENDECA_APPLICATION_HOME>> In case of Linux operating system use […]
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Oracle Endeca – Navigation Query Example using Presentation API.

Sample client which connect to an Oracle Endeca MDEX server and make a navigation search. Query will be applied with nvalue zero or root. This program assume that the MDEX installed in localhost and running on port 15000. Sample code to create a navigation query

Class DimValIdList has three constructors. DimValIdList() DimValIdList(DimValList values) DimValIdList(String […]
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Oracle Endeca – Keyword search in Endeca using presentation API.

Sample client which connect to an Oracle Endeca MDEX server and make keyword search. Query will be applied with nid zero and the search term will be searched against all searchable keys in the index. This client connect to MDEX installed in localhost at default port 15000.

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