Category Archives: BPEL

MetaData Store (MDS) – Part 1: Creating and Configuring MDS

19 Thursday Mar 2015

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In SOA Suite 11g there is a widely used option to share artifacts (WSDL, XML, XSD, DVM, Rules, Scripts, Fault Policies, among others …) through MDS – Meta Data Store facilitating the reuse of these artifacts within the SOA projects

I will help you in this post to create and configure the MDS in JDeveloper. My setup and use of MDS in 3 parts as below. Later you can click on the links to see the other parts.
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Using ForEach BPEL

02 Monday Mar 2015

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Something very used in programming languages is without doubt a FOR to iterate through a list of elements any, in this Post I intend to help you use the For Each component of the BPEL performing a simple loop, iterating and concatenating names that put as a parameter to our Loop .

For our tests, we will create a project called ForEachBpel

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Creating a Business Rule in BPEL

21 Saturday Feb 2015

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“A Business Rule is a rule that defines or constrains some aspect of the business. His statement is determined as true or false. Business Rules seek to determine the business structure or to control or influence business behavior. “

“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_rule”

Here we create a simple Business Rule that will define as our input parameter if it is a person PHYSICAL(FISICA) type or type LEGAL(JURIDICA)

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Selecting data using the Database Adapter (BPEL DbAdapter) Oracle SOA Suite 11g

08 Thursday Jan 2015

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Oracle Database Adapter enables Oracle SOA Suite to communicate with the database, including Oracle database servers, and any relational databases that follow the ANSI SQL standard and provide JDBC drivers, performing SELECT operations, UPDATE and INSERT using an adapter configuration wizard, where the inputs / outputs are XML, easily seen as input parameters and and results converted into XML.

In this article on the Database Adapter (DbAdapter) BPEL we select some data from a database table and show in the screen Enterprise Manager  (EM)

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Saving an attachment in the database with the BPEL

23 Tuesday Dec 2014

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A BPEL process can receive an attachment (Attachment) MIME along with a Payload. The attachment can be in any format (for example, DOC, PDF, JPEG, XML, text, and so forth).

Let this first time send a JPEG file type to BPEL and burn it to a database by using the tool ora:getAttachmentContent BPEL

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Making a BPEL process for Synchronous Asynchronous

20 Saturday Dec 2014

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A BPEL process can be synchronous or asynchronous, only understanding we will basically define what is a BPEL Process Synchronous and Asynchronous BPEL Process: A Synchronous BPEL Process blocks the client (the one that is using the process) until the process finishes and returns a result to the client.

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