07 Monday Nov 2016
Posted in Installing SOA Suite 11g
In this post I will show where our Oracle JDeveloper version 12.2.1.2.0, since in version 12c it was already installed when you install the SOA Suite.
The JDeveloper IDE is used to create and deploy SOA Composition
This installation will be done on Ubuntu Linux 64bit version: 16:04, the minimum hardware and software for Oracle SOA Suite 12c installation can be found here: http://docs.oracle.com/html/E18558_01/fusion_requirements.htm
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.
22 Friday May 2015
Posted in OTN
Another post published on OTN and this is related to Creating a Domain Value Maps (DVM) in BPEL
To see the post directly from Oracle‘s Web site found at:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/pt/articles/soa/criando-domain-value-maps-bpel-2544457-ptb.html
22 Wednesday Apr 2015
Posted in Administration SOA Suite
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11G, Administration, AdminServer, EM, Infraestructure, invoke, JDeveloper, MDS, MDS Configuration, MetaDados, soa-infra
There are times that it is necessary to clean the MDS, for example when you change some WSDL or XSD that are in MDS and the changes do not take effect even lowering and rising your Server, so this time we held the cleanliness of our MDS and then do the deploy again.
To make cleaning the MDS via Enterprise Manager 11g do the following:
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.
02 Thursday Apr 2015
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11G, ALSB, Aqualogic, BPEL, bus, Business, DBAdapter, EM, JDeveloper, Oracle, OSB, Proxy, Service Bus, SOA, Soa-Suite, workspace
To view this article by direct Oracle site see the link:
Or just follow the article as follows:
Oracle Service Bus or simply OSB, a very common error regarding OSB is to say that it “implements” SOA or the fact of using a OSB in its architecture already turns into a Service-Oriented Architecture. In fact, the OSB is responsible for much of the features that SOA fold, but not all.
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:
19 Thursday Mar 2015
Posted in BPEL
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11G, artefatos, Business, Deploy, Deployment, Developer, DVM, Fault Policies, JDeveloper, MDS, Meta Data Store, Oracle, oramds, Rules, Scripts, SOA, SOA Suite 11g, Soa-Suite, WSDL, XML, XSD
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.
Continue reading
02 Monday Mar 2015
Posted in BPEL
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
24 Tuesday Feb 2015
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11G, Attachments, BPEL, Deploy, Deployment, Domain, EM, JDeveloper, OSB, SOA, Soa-Suite
Today was a very special day for me because I got the great news that my first article was published by Oracle Technology Network – OTN
The title of the Article is “Trabalhando com Attachment no Oracle Service Bus 11g” (in Portuguese) and can be seen at the link below:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/pt/articles/soa/attachment-oracle-service-bus-11g-2430555-ptb.html
21 Saturday Feb 2015
Posted in BPEL
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BPEL, Business, Business Rules, Composer, Console, EM, JDeveloper, Regra, Rule
“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)
15 Sunday Feb 2015
Posted in Installing SOA Suite 11g
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11G, DataBase, Database Adapter, Developer, Edition, JDeveloper, Linux, SOA, Soa-Suite, SUDO, Ubuntu, XE, XE
In this post we will install Oracle JDeveloper version 11.1.1.7.0
The JDeveloper IDE is used to create and deploy the SOA Composite
The installation is being done on Ubuntu Linux 64bit version: 4.14, the minimum hardware and software for Oracle 11g SOASuite installation can be found here: http://docs.oracle.com/html/E18558_01/fusion_requirements.htm
06 Friday Feb 2015
Posted in Installing SOA Suite 11g
In this post we will install the SOA Suite version 11.1.1.7.0
SOA Suite is the real JEE application that contains the SOA engines
will be deployed on WebLogic.
The installation is being done on Ubuntu Linux 64bit version: 14.04, the minimum hardware and software for Oracle 11g SOA Suite installation can be found here: http://docs.oracle.com/html/E18558_01/fusion_requirements.htm
20 Tuesday Jan 2015
Posted in Installing SOA Suite 11g
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11G, Deploy, Deployment, Developer, Development Kit, EM, Java, JDeveloper, JDK, jdk7, JRE, Oracle, Script, SOA, Soa-Suite, SUDO, Ubuntu
Continuing our installation process of Oracle SOASuite 11g in this post we will install JDK package
How will we use the generic version of the installer of WebLogic Server 10.3.6, the separate installation of JDK is required. The generic version is independent of operating system, so it does not contain the JDK.
14 Wednesday Jan 2015
Posted in Installing SOA Suite 11g
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11G, Composer, Console, DataBase, Deploy, Domain, EM, JDeveloper, Linux, MEMORY TARGET, MEMORY_TARGET not supported on this system, ORA-00845, Oracle, SOA, Soa-Suite, SUDO, Ubuntu, XE, XE
To test scenarios is essential to establish a local environment in order to deepen our learning and knowledge, thinking about it in this post I will show step by step how is the Oracle Soa Suite 11g installation.
The SOA Suite requires a database for persistence. The Express Edition 11g was chosen for development environment in question.
08 Thursday Jan 2015
Posted in BPEL
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11G, BPEL, DataBase, Database Adapter, DBAdapter, Deployment, EM, INSERT, JDeveloper, Oracle, SELECT, SOA, Soa-Suite, UPDATE, XML
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)
23 Tuesday Dec 2014
Posted in BPEL
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Attachments, BPEL, DBAdapter, Deploy, EM, invoke, JDeveloper, MIME, Oracle, Payload, SOAPUI, Submit
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
22 Monday Dec 2014
Posted in BPEL
Domain Value Maps (DVM)
Basically the use of DVM serves to control values: Where can map values using keys, DVM is an option to use the properties files from Java or XMLCache the WLI (Weblogic Integration)
20 Saturday Dec 2014
Posted in BPEL
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11G, Asynchronous, BPEL, Console, Developer, Domain, EM, Hello, JDeveloper, Oracle, SOA, Synchronous
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.