07 Tuesday Jun 2016
Posted in BPEL
In this article I will show how we can record an XML content using DbAdapter BPEL.
Below is a table Describe Command to display the details and field where I will perform the Insert XML
30 Wednesday Mar 2016
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Another post published on OTN: Working with File Adapter in the BPEL
To see the post directly from Oracle’s website refer to the link:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/pt/articles/soa/trabalhando-fileadapter-bpel-2956564-ptb.html
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10 Thursday Mar 2016
Posted in BPEL
In the previous post I showed how we can create the process until the call HumanTask within the BPEL, here I explain step by step how you should deploy and how do we test our process.
See the links below to check the other parts:
02 Wednesday Mar 2016
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Learn this Post to create a HumanTask in BPEL. Here we will create a process that uses a DbAdapter to a select in the database and the data returned will fill the fields that define the Worklist screen..
To create our HumanTask in BPEL created two parts to our Post, refer to the links below to check the other parts:
04 Friday Dec 2015
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Today the BPEL there is no specific function for us to work directly with Regex (Regular Expression) in BPEL, so I will demonstrate this Post one of the ways we can do to apply a Regex to a process.
In this example we will basically pass a value to our BPEL and will validate these values through the Regex.
17 Tuesday Nov 2015
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Staff,
In this post I want to report a problem I had recently and simple resolution.
Below is the problem that occurs when you expand any variable, in my case my inputVariable
23 Wednesday Sep 2015
Posted in BPEL
In this post I will explain how we can enter values in a sequence in BPEL.
We will Insert process using DBAdapter and the Transformation add a function to set the sequence that should already be created in the database.
01 Tuesday Sep 2015
Posted in BPEL
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11G, BPEL, Concatenação, Deploy, For, ForEach, JDeveloper, loop
In an earlier example I wrote an article on how do we use the ForEach BPEL, but this example will be showing a more practical or more usual form that is used in everyday life, where we do the invocation of a service that will return a list of Employees Oracle XE and will later work in the iteration of the list.
30 Thursday Jul 2015
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For this our example we will use our previous project where I have Moved or Renamed a file, and now in this post we will create another operation to Delete the file.
See the links below to check the other parts of our project:
14 Tuesday Jul 2015
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Post this we use our FileAdapter to Rename or Move a File, this post will not be a result of the above and the part can be done.
See the links below to check the other parts of our project:
01 Wednesday Jul 2015
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Let us now make the recording of the content of our file quoted in Part 2 in our database, remembering that for all projects I develop here in the Blog I use the tables existing one we install Oracle XE.
We’ll be recording the arquivo.txt content in our DEPARTMENT table that is already automatically created when we install our Bank.
See the links below to check the other parts of our project:
22 Monday Jun 2015
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In this Part 2 we will continue the previous post where we create the process to read the file in a directory, now in this post we will create the process to read the file contents with our BPEL.
Something that will add to our process will be a dynamic reading of the contents of this file as we will read the bits in file if this file is too large.
See the links below to check the other parts:
10 Wednesday Jun 2015
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In this first part I want to demonstrate how we’re going to read a file from one directory to FileAdapter BPEL, then I will address as much as possible this wonderful component for file manipulation.
To have an example as practical as possible, I decided to create a post from and each part will be the evolution of the previous one, so if you want to follow and make the entire application is very important that you do or follow from the first part.
Here’s what I will demonstrate in the next Posts on FileAdapter:
01 Monday Jun 2015
Post this we get the picture Queue JMS we send as previous post and record it in our DataBase XE.
See the links below to check the other parts:
20 Wednesday May 2015
In the previous post we learn to Creating and Configuring a JMS queue, in this post we will learn to create a message and publishes it in our queue created earlier.
See the links below to check the other parts:
11 Monday May 2015
Java Message Service, or JMS is an API for Java middleware oriented messages through the JMS API where two or more applications can communicate by messages.
Let this first Post learn to Create and Configure locally a JMS queue in the Oracle Service Bus Web Console, then learn how to Create a Message to send through this JMS Queue and soon after we will Receive this message and store it in our database using a BPEL process
23 Thursday Apr 2015
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Another post published on OTN: Creating a Business Rule in BPEL
To see the post directly from Oracle’s site see the link:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/pt/articles/soa/ciando-business-rule-bpel-soa-2522478-ptb.html
13 Monday Apr 2015
Posted in Administration SOA Suite, BPEL
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Let us learn to share this Post your MDS and other servers, but for that you must already have created our Commons.jar file pursuant to Part 1: Creating and Configuring MDS
In this example, we will create the above WSDL, the <wsdl: binding>, <wsdl: port> and create an XML file called ConfigPlan.xml, however exists in the Oracle documentation yet another way to do this, however I will speak of this in another post.
07 Tuesday Apr 2015
Posted in BPEL
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11G, BPEL, Console, Database Adapter, DBAdapter, Deploy, Deployment, Developer, INSERT, JDeveloper, Oracle, SOA, Soa-Suite
In a previous post I showed how to perform a Select in the database using the DbAdapter component of BPEL, now hold a very similar process but performing an Insert In this example we will receive three parameters of our service for inserting the necessary information to register a new department in our table departments.
24 Tuesday Mar 2015
Posted in BPEL
After completing Part 1: Creating and Configuring MDS we will now learn how to use the MDS in our existing projects so we can then share our WSDL, XSD, etc. See the links below to see the other parts: