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Installing Oracle SOA Suite/JDeveloper 11g

This post guides you through the installation of the Oracle SOA Suite 11g with JDeveloper 11 with the use of Oracle XE database (for Windows). Note: It is assumed that Oracle XE database is already installed. Required downloads Oracle Weblogic Server 10.3.1   SOA Suite   Repository Creation Utility JDeveloper Studio The detailed steps are nicely described here . The next picture gives a nice overview of the directory structure created. Step1 -  Create Schemas for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle BAM (RCU) Unzip the files Run bin/rcu.bat At the Database Connection Details fill in the XE details. If you encounter the next fault you have probably not started the XE database.   Ignore all warnings Click OK Select all components I ran into the following problem: When you click Ok you see the following error: And this is about the Processes DB Init parameter that is wrong. To fix this goto the Database Home page, Sql Editor and execute the follo...

Integrating PeopleSoft in a SOA

I came accross this post about exposing PeopleSoft functionality as a webservice. This can be very useful when you want to use this functionality within a BPM process, like for example "EmployeeEmployment".

Afhandeling SOAP faults in ESB

Ik had laatst een interface specificatie gemaakt met WSDL met operaties die een soap fault terug kunnen geven. Deze wil ik afvangen in de ESB (10.1.3). Eerst de WSDL code: De provider van de webservice zal een soap fault retourneren met het element in het element van de soap fault: Vervolgens kun je in JDeveloper in de Routing Service de fault en reply van de service afhandelen: Vooral het feit dat de in het element moet staan is belangrijk en was even wat uitzoekwerk.