Oracle SOA Suite 11g Developer's Cookbook

Table of Contents

• Preface

• Chapter 1: Building an SOA Suite Cluster
• Introduction
• Gathering configuration information
• Preparing the operating system
• Preparing the database
• Preparing the network

• Chapter 2: Using the Metadata Service to Share XML Artifacts
• Introduction
• Creating a file-based MDS repository for JDeveloper
• Creating Mediator using a WSDL in MDS
• Creating Mediator that subscribes to EDL in MDS
• Creating an external reference using a WSDL in MDS
• Referencing Schematron in MDS for validation
• Referencing a fault policy deployed to MDS
• Deploying MDS artifacts to the SOA infrastructure
• Exporting an MDS partition to the filesystem
• Deleting XML artifacts from SOA infra MDS

• Chapter 3: Working with Transactions
• Introduction
• Modifying a BPEL process to use the callers transaction context
• Committing a transaction
• Aborting a transaction
• Catching rollback faults
• Applying reversing or compensating transactions

• Chapter 4: Mapping Data
• Introduction
• Ignoring missing elements with XSLT
• Ignoring missing elements with Assign
• Creating target elements in Assign
• Array processing with XSLT
• Array processing with BPEL Assign
• Overriding mapping of EJB data to XML
• Ignoring a Java property
• Creating a wrapper element for a Java collection or array
• Handling an abstract class

• Chapter 5: Composite Messaging Patterns
• Introduction
• Message aggregation within a composite
• Using dynamic partner links with BPEL 2.0
• Singleton composite
• Scheduling services
• Scheduling a service within a composite
• Deleting a scheduled service within a composite

• Chapter 6: OSB Messaging Patterns
• Introduction
• Dynamic binding using OSB
• Splitting out messages using OSB
• Dynamic Split-Join in OSB
• Fault handling in dynamic Split-Join in OSB

• Chapter 7: Integrating OSB with JSON
• Introduction
• Converting between XML and JSON
• Invoking a JSON service from OSB
• Dynamically binding to a JSON service in OSB
• Exposing a proxy service as a JSON service

• Chapter 8: Compressed File Adapter Patterns
• Introduction
• Implement GZIP wrapper for OSB
• Reading compressed files with OSB
• Writing compressed files with OSB

• Chapter 9: Integrating Java with SOA Suite
• Introduction
• Creating a custom XPath function for SOA Suite
• Calling an EJB from an SOA composite
• Using a Spring bean in an SOA composite
• Using an EJB reference in a Spring component
• Accessing the SOA runtime environment from BPEL

• Chapter 10: Securing Composites and Calling Secure Web Services
• Introduction
• Restricting a composite to authenticated users with HTTP Basic Security
• Creating a new, group-based authorization policy
• Restricting a composite to authorized users
• Adding keys to a credential store
• Invoking an HTTP Basic secured web service

• Chapter 11: Configuring the Identity Service
• Introduction
• Configuring the SOA Identity service to use Oracle Internet Directory
• Configuring the SOA Identity service to use Oracle Virtual Directory
• Configuring the SOA Identity service to use Active Directory
• Configuring the SOA Identity service to use Sun iPlanet server

• Chapter 12: Configuring OSB to Use Foreign JMS Queues
• Introduction
• Creating an OSB proxy service to consume JMS messages from OC4J
• Creating an OSB business service to publish JMS messages to OC4J
• Using WebLogic JMS Store-and-Forward for inter-domain messaging
• Configuring OSB to consume JMS messages from JBoss Application Server 5.1

• Chapter 13: Monitoring and Management
• Introduction
• Capturing a composite completion status
• Monitoring message throughput in real time
• Deploy Monitor Express to BAM
• Configuring BAM Adapter
• Configuring a BPEL process to report the status to BAM Monitor Express

• Index