Oracle SOA Suite 11g: Build Composite Applications

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1 Oracle SOA Suite 11g: Build Composite Applications Volume I Student Guide D53946GC20 Edition 2.0 February 2010 D65407

2 Author Glenn Stokol Technical Contributors and Reviewers Akshatha Niranjan Anand Sidgiddi Anirudh Pucha Anjulaponni Azhagulekshmi Subbiahpillai Avijit Borthakur Bijoy Choudhury Brian Fry Clemens Utschig David McCann David Shaffer David Twelves Deirdre Matishak Demed L Her Dhiraj Thakkar Gangadhar Konduri Heidi Buelow Holger Dindler Rasmussen James Mills Jay Kasi Joe Greenwald John Cobb Kalpak Kothari Ken Cooper Kevin Clugage Khanderao Kand Kristopher Rice Lloyd Williams Lynn Munsinger Manoj Das Mark Kennedy Melody Yang Mohan Kamath Peter Laseau Prabhu Thukkaram Prasad Dixit-Hardikar Prasen Palvankar Rakesh Saha Rashmi Menon Robert LaVallie Shay Shmeltzer Sheela Vasudevan Stephanie McReynolds Steven Friedberg Steven Muench Swarnapriya Shridhar Ted Witiuk Timothy Gleason Tom Hardy Valli Pataballa Vasiliy Strelnikov Vikas Anand Vikas Jain Viktor Tchemodanov William Prewitt Yan Jing Yi Lu Yogesh Kumar Yosuke Katsuki Editors Arijit Ghosh Nita Pavitran Graphic Designer Rajiv Chandrabhanu Publisher Copyright 2010, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Disclaimer This document contains proprietary information and is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws. You may copy and print this document solely for your own use in an Oracle training course. The document may not be modified or altered in any way. Except where your use constitutes "fair use" under copyright law, you may not use, share, download, upload, copy, print, display, perform, reproduce, publish, license, post, transmit, or distribute this document in whole or in part without the express authorization of Oracle. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. If you find any problems in the document, please report them in writing to: Oracle University, 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood Shores, California USA. This document is not warranted to be error-free. Restricted Rights Notice If this documentation is delivered to the United States Government or anyone using the documentation on behalf of the United States Government, the following notice is applicable: U.S. GOVERNMENT RIGHTS The U.S. Government s rights to use, modify, reproduce, release, perform, display, or disclose these training materials are restricted by the terms of the applicable Oracle license agreement and/or the applicable U.S. Government contract. Trademark Notice Oracle is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.

3 Contents Preface I Introduction Objectives I-2 Course Objectives I-3 Agenda: Day 1 I-4 Agenda: Day 2 I-5 Agenda: Day 3 I-6 Agenda: Day 4 I-7 Agenda: Day 5 I-8 Summary I-9 1 Overview of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Service Component Architecture (SCA) Concepts Objectives 1-2 Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) 1-3 Why Is an SOA Approach Required? 1-4 Ways to Implement Services 1-5 What Are Services? 1-6 Adopting Standards for an SOA Approach 1-7 Standards That Enable SOA 1-8 Designing with an SOA Approach 1-9 Creating Service Portfolios 1-10 Quiz 1-11 History of Implementing SOA Applications 1-12 Service Component Architecture (SCA) Applications 1-13 Service Component Architecture (SCA) 1-14 Elements of a Service Component Architecture (SCA) 1-15 Comparing SOA and SCA 1-16 Service Data Object (SDO) 1-17 Quiz 1-18 Event-Driven Network (EDN) and Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) 1-19 Managing Composite Application Life Cycle 1-20 Describing the Course Environment 1-21 Oracle JDeveloper 1-22 iii

4 Creating a Database Connection 1-23 Creating an Application Server Connection 1-24 Creating a Web Services Inspection Language (WSIL) Connection 1-28 Setting JDeveloper Preferences 1-29 Summary 1-30 Practice 1 Overview: Configuring the Development Environment Designing Composite Applications with Oracle SOA Suite 11g Objectives 2-2 Getting Started with Oracle SOA Suite 11g 2-3 Oracle SOA Suite 11g Platform 2-4 Oracle WebLogic Server 2-5 WebLogic Server Domain 2-6 Course Software Configuration 2-7 Oracle SOA Suite 11g Architecture 2-8 Oracle Portability Layer 2-9 Event Delivery Network 2-11 Metadata Services (MDS) 2-12 Service Engines 2-13 Oracle SOA Suite 11g Components 2-14 Adapter Services 2-15 Routing and Filtering with Mediator Components 2-16 Orchestrating Services with BPEL Components 2-17 Implementing Business Rules Components 2-18 Implementing Workflow with Human Task Components 2-19 The Role of ADF Applications with SOA 2-20 Business Events 2-21 Securing Services in Oracle SOA Suite 11g 2-22 Monitoring Services with Oracle BAM 2-23 Oracle Service Bus 2-24 Summary of Oracle Service Bus, Mediator, and BPEL 2-25 Oracle Service Bus with Oracle SOA Suite 2-26 Comparing Oracle Service Bus and Mediator Components 2-27 Designing Composite Applications 2-28 Course Use-Case: Purchase Order Processing 2-29 Course Use-Case: Referenced Composite Applications 2-30 Course Use-Case: Event-Driven Composite Applications 2-31 SOA Application Design Approaches 2-32 Composite Application Design Guide 2-33 Basic Interaction Patterns 2-34 Quiz 2-35 iv

5 Additional SOA and Web Service Resources 2-36 Summary 2-37 Practice 2 Overview: Examining Services in the Course Application Creating a Composite Application Objectives 3-2 Service Component Architecture (SCA): A Review 3-3 Composite Applications as Business Services 3-4 Composite Applications 3-5 SCA Components in Oracle SOA Suite 11g 3-6 Assembling a Composite Application 3-7 Examining the composite.xml Source 3-8 Designing a Composite Application 3-9 Creating an SOA Application in JDeveloper 3-11 Create SOA Application Wizard: Application Name 3-12 Create SOA Application Wizard: Project Name 3-13 Create SOA Application Wizard: Project SOA Settings 3-14 Describing the SOA Composite Editor 3-15 Initial Composite Project Structure 3-16 Creating Service Entry Points 3-17 Creating External References 3-18 Creating Adapter References 3-19 Creating a File Adapter Example 3-20 Quiz 3-21 Creating a File Adapter Example Importing a Schema 3-22 Creating Components 3-23 Example: Creating a Mediator Component 3-24 Adding Wires to Composite Application 3-25 Adding a Mediator Transformation 3-26 Mapping the Transformation Rules 3-27 Quiz 3-28 Deploying a Composite Application 3-29 Testing a Composite Application 3-30 Summary 3-31 Practice 3 Overview: Creating a Simple Composite Application Managing and Monitoring a Composite Application Objectives 4-2 Overview of Managing SOA Applications 4-3 Configuration with WebLogic Server 11g Administration Console 4-4 Overview of WebLogic Server Administration Console 4-5 v

6 Managing with Oracle Enterprise Manager 4-6 Describing the Fusion Middleware Control 4-7 Accessing the SOA Infrastructure Home Page 4-8 Accessing a Composite Application Home Page 4-9 Examining a Composite Application Home Page 4-10 Quiz 4-11 Deploying a Composite Application 4-12 Deploying with JDeveloper (Review) 4-13 Specifying Deployment Configuration Details 4-14 Creating a Deployment Profile 4-16 Deploying Multiple SOA Projects 4-17 Exploring the SOA Archive and SOA Bundle 4-18 Deploying with Oracle Enterprise Manager 4-19 Deploying a SOA Archive: Select Archive 4-20 Deploying a SOA Archive: Select Target and Confirmation 4-21 Undeploying with Enterprise Manager 4-22 Redeploying a Composite Application 4-23 SOA Composite Applications Versioning 4-24 Specifying WSDL URL for a Default Revision 4-25 Managing Composite Application State 4-26 Managing SOA Applications with JDeveloper 4-27 Managing SOA Applications with Ant Scripts 4-28 Testing a Composite Application 4-29 Initiating a Test in Enterprise Manager 4-30 Preparing the Request Data for a Test 4-31 Tracking Message Flow 4-32 Working with the Flow Trace 4-33 Working with a Component Audit Trail Page 4-34 Accessing Logs and Other Settings 4-35 Initiating a Test in JDeveloper 4-36 Viewing the Response in JDeveloper 4-37 Quiz 4-38 Managing the Life Cycle of a Composite Application 4-39 Overview of Configuration Plans 4-40 Creating a Configuration Plan 4-41 Modifying a Configuration Plan 4-42 Summary 4-43 Practice 4 Overview: Managing Composite Applications 4-44 vi

7 5 Creating Adapter Services Objectives 5-2 Overview of Adapter Services 5-3 Describing Technology Adapters 5-4 Packaged Application and Legacy Adapters 5-5 Quiz 5-6 File Adapter 5-7 Working with a File Adapter 5-8 Introducing the Database Adapter 5-9 Configuring a Database Adapter 5-10 Configuring a Master Detail Relationship Example 5-15 Configuring a Database Adapter 5-16 Configuring Database Adapter 5-17 Configuring the Database Adapter Run-Time Connections 5-18 Redeploying the Run-Time DbAdapter 5-19 Employing a JMS Adapter 5-20 Configuring a JMS Destination 5-21 Configuring a JMS Connection Factory 5-22 Creating the JMS Adapter Connection Pool 5-23 Associate the JMS Connection Pool to a Connection Factory 5-24 Creating a JMS Adapter 5-25 Configuring the JMS Adapter Connection and Interface 5-26 Configuring the JMS Adapter Resources and Payload 5-27 Quiz 5-28 Integrating with Oracle e-business Suite 5-29 Oracle Applications Adapter Architecture Overview 5-30 Summary 5-31 Practice 5 Overview: Validating Credit Cards with a Database Adapter Working with Mediator Components Objectives 6-2 Part 1: Core Mediator Functionality 6-3 Introducing Mediator Components 6-4 Describing Features of Mediator Components 6-5 Routing Rules 6-6 Synchronous and Asynchronous Interactions 6-7 Content-Based and Header-Based Routing 6-8 Transformations 6-9 Validations 6-10 Error Management 6-11 Event Handling 6-12 vii

8 Quiz 6-13 Service Virtualization 6-14 Creating a Mediator Component 6-15 Effects of Creating a Mediator Component 6-16 Deleting a Mediator Component 6-17 Mediating Services and Events 6-18 Modifying a Mediator Component 6-19 Editing a Mediator Component 6-20 Types of Mediator Routing Rules 6-21 Adding a Routing Rule for the Echo Option 6-22 Adding a Routing Rule to Publish an Event 6-23 Creating the Published Event 6-24 Adding a Dynamic Routing Rule 6-25 Configuring a Routing Rule 6-26 Setting the Target Service 6-27 Handling Synchronous and Asynchronous Responses and Faults 6-28 Configuring Message Filters 6-29 Configuring Validation 6-30 Sequential and Parallel Routing Rules 6-31 Part 2: XSL Transformations 6-32 Configuring Transformations 6-33 Editing with the XSLT Mapper 6-34 Mapping Types and Tools 6-35 Adding a Function to a Transformation 6-36 Modifying Function Parameters 6-37 Chaining (Nesting) Functions 6-38 Mapping Nodes Automatically 6-39 Adding a For-Each Mapping Rule 6-40 Adding an If Mapping Rule 6-41 Adding a choose Mapping Rule 6-42 Adding a Dictionary for Auto Mapping 6-43 Creating a Dictionary for Auto Mapping 6-44 Quiz 6-45 Testing Transformation Maps 6-46 Initiating an XSL Transformation Test 6-47 Viewing the Test Results 6-48 Summary 6-49 Practice 6 Overview: Implementing Mediator Components 6-50 viii

9 7 Developing a Simple BPEL Component Objectives 7-2 Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) 7-3 Parts of a BPEL Process 7-4 XML Structure of a BPEL Process 7-5 Creating a BPEL Component 7-6 Describing BPEL Process Templates 7-7 Synchronous Process Concepts 7-8 Asynchronous Process Concepts 7-9 Describing the BPEL Design Editor 7-10 Designing the BPEL Process 7-11 Constructing a BPEL Process 7-12 Classification of BPEL Activity Types 7-13 Oracle BPEL Extension Activity Types 7-15 Quiz 7-17 Structuring a Process with a Scope Activity 7-18 Adding Activities to a Scope 7-19 Configuring a Scope Activity 7-20 BPEL Variables 7-21 Creating Variables and Importing Types 7-22 Choosing Global or Local Variables 7-23 Creating a Variables and Setting Types 7-24 Communicating Data with a BPEL Process 7-25 Assigning or Copying Data to Variables 7-26 Creating an Assign Activity 7-28 Examining the BPEL Process XML Source 7-29 Configuring an Assign Activity 7-30 Creating Copy Operations 7-31 Creating Expressions with the XPath Expression Builder 7-32 Working with the XPath Expression Resolver 7-33 Adding XPath Functions to an Expression 7-34 Transforming Data in a BPEL Process 7-35 Creating and Configuring a Transform Activity 7-36 Quiz 7-37 Testing a Composite with a BPEL Process 7-38 Accessing the BPEL Process Audit Trail 7-39 Examining the BPEL Process Audit Trail 7-40 Examining the BPEL Process Visual Flow 7-41 Summary 7-42 Practice 7 Overview: Creating a Simple BPEL Process 7-43 ix

10 8 Orchestrating Services with BPEL Objectives 8-2 Describing Process Orchestration 8-3 Orchestrating Services from BPEL 8-4 Partner Links and Service Invocation 8-5 Partner Links, Partner Link Types, and Roles 8-6 Creating a Partner Link 8-7 Configuring a Partner Link 8-8 Creating a WSIL Connection (Review) 8-9 Accessing WSDL URLs with a WSIL Connection 8-10 Exploring Results of Creating Partner Links 8-11 Synchronous Services 8-12 Invoking a Synchronous Service 8-13 Auto-Generated BPEL Variables 8-14 Exchanging Request and Response Data 8-15 Synchronous Interaction Pattern 8-16 Preparing and Obtaining Data 8-17 Asynchronous Services 8-18 Invoking an Asynchronous Service 8-19 Receiving a Callback Response 8-20 Asynchronous Interaction Pattern 8-21 Describing WS-Addressing and Correlation 8-22 Quiz 8-23 Conditionally Branching with a Switch Activity 8-24 Adding a Switch Activity 8-25 Configuring Branches of a Switch Activity 8-26 Summary 8-27 Practice 8 Overview: Part 1: Invoke and Switch Activities in BPEL 8-28 Practice 8 Overview: Part 2: Invoke and Switch Activities in BPEL 8-29 Practice 8 Overview: Changes to the Composite Application Implementing Coordination and Interaction Patterns Objectives 9-2 Processing Activities in Parallel 9-3 Adding a Flow Activity 9-4 Blocking Invoke Problem with Flows 9-5 Implementing Non-Blocking Invokes 9-6 Executing a Branch Multiple Times with FlowN 9-7 Creating and Configuring a FlowN Activity 9-8 Indexing XML Arrays Dynamically 9-9 Comparing Flow and FlowN 9-10 x

11 Quiz 9-11 Request-Response Patterns 9-12 One-Way Message Interaction 9-13 Synchronous Interaction 9-14 Asynchronous Interaction 9-15 One Request, Multiple Responses 9-16 One Request, a Mandatory Response, and an Optional Response 9-17 Asynchronous Interaction with Timeout Pattern 9-19 Implementing a Pick Activity 9-20 Asynchronous Interaction with a Notification Timer Pattern 9-21 One Request, One of Two Possible Responses 9-22 Multiple Requests, Multiple Responses 9-24 Multiple Requests, First Response 9-25 Looping with a While Activity 9-26 Suspending a Process with a Wait Activity 9-27 BPEL Deployment Descriptor Properties 9-28 Quiz 9-29 Summary 9-30 Practice 9 Overview: Part 1: Implementing Pick, While, and FlowN 9-31 Practice 9 Overview: Part 2: Coordinating with a Flow Activity Handling Exceptions in Composite Applications Objectives 10-2 Fault Handling Concepts 10-3 Types of Service Faults 10-4 Defining Business Faults 10-5 Managing Faults in Mediator 10-6 Configuring a Target Service for a Mediator Fault 10-7 Considering Faults with Asynchronous Mediator Components 10-8 Describing Faults in BPEL Processes 10-9 Creating BPEL Fault Handlers Catch and CatchAll Handlers Handling Faults with a Catch Branch Handling Faults with a CatchAll Branch Catching BPEL Run-Time Faults Throwing Business Faults in BPEL Returning Faults from a Synchronous Process Returning Faults from an Asynchronous Process Faults That Cannot Be Handled Quiz Overview of the Fault Management Framework xi

12 Introducing Policy-Driven Fault Handling Fault Policy File Structure Creating Fault Policies Creating Fault Conditions and Actions Configuring a Retry Action for a Fault Condition Configuring a Java Action Fault Bindings File Structure Defining Fault Bindings Quiz Recovering Faults with Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control Accessing a Recoverable Fault Recovering a Fault Condition Summary Practice 10 Overview: Part 1: Creating and Propagating a Fault Practice 10 Overview: Part 2: Handling a Fault Managing Transactions with Services Objectives 11-2 Transactional Services 11-3 Transaction Boundaries with Services 11-4 Implementing Transactional Services 11-5 Introducing the Service Data Object (SDO) 11-6 Implementing an SDO with ADF 11-7 Deploying an ADF-BC Application 11-8 Accessing an SDO in a Composite Application 11-9 Creating an SDO Partner Link BPEL Entity Variables Executing SDO Operations with an Entity Variable Querying Data with an Entity Variable Configuring the BindEntity Activity Updating Data with an Entity Variable Inserting Data with an Entity Variable Deleting Data with an Entity Variable Transaction Concepts in BPEL Quiz BPEL Process Dehydration Default Transactional Behavior in BPEL Transaction Boundaries with Entity Variables Transactional Adapters in a BPEL Forcing a Rollback from a BPEL Flow Global Transactions with Two Database Adapters xii

13 Invoking a Database Adapter (Review) Compensation and Transactions Compensating Transaction: Example Implementing Compensation in BPEL Quiz Summary Practice 11 Overview: Working with Entity Variables and SDOs Implementing Human Task Services Objectives 12-2 Human Tasks 12-3 Human Workflow Concepts 12-4 Human Workflow Services 12-5 Common Workflow Exchange Patterns 12-6 Workflow as a Service 12-7 Human Tasks in a Composite Application 12-8 Implementing Human Tasks in a Composite Application 12-9 Working with Human Workflow in BPEL Adding a Human Task to a BPEL Process Quiz Configuring the Human Task Configuring the Task Header and Outcomes Adding Human Task Parameters Setting the Task Parameter Values Processing the Task Outcomes Configuring Assignment and Routing Policies Configuring Stages and Participants Selecting a Participant Selecting a User Participant Configuring Expiration and Escalation Settings Configuring Notification Settings Configuring Workflow Notification Channels Accessing the Worklist Application Viewing and Acting on Task Information Task Display Forms Generating a Task Display Form Deploying Task Display Forms Working with Notification Services Oracle User Messaging Service (UMS) Oracle UMS Components and Architecture Configuring Workflow Notification Properties xiii

14 Configuring the User Messaging Driver Viewing and Testing Notifications Sending Notification from BPEL Sending Notification to Users Preferred Channel Quiz Summary Practice 12 Overview: Implementing Human Workflow and Notification Practice 12 Overview: Changes to the POProcessing Composite Developing Business Rules Objectives 13-2 Introducing Business Rules 13-3 Declarative Rule Concepts 13-4 Rule Inference Concepts 13-5 Guidelines for Selecting Rules Use Cases 13-6 Basic Oracle Business Rule Concepts 13-7 Oracle Business Rule Components 13-8 Firing of Rules in a Rule Session 13-9 Overview of the Business Rules Component Developing Business Rules for an Application Facts, Bucketsets, Globals, RL Functions Decision Service Architecture Working with Decision Service Creating a Business Rule Component in a Composite Application Creating a Business Rule in a BPEL Process Configuring a Business Rule in BPEL Configuring Business Rule Input Facts Configuring Business Rule Output Facts Examining Business Rule Component Files Opening the Business Rules Designer Editing the Rule Dictionary Creating XML Facts Creating RL Functions Creating Globals (Variables and Constants) Working with Bucketsets Creating a List of Ranges Bucketset Creating Links to Other Dictionaries Creating a Rule Set Identifying the Structure of a Rule Creating Business Rules Creating a Rule Test xiv

15 Creating the Rule Action Quiz Working with Decision Tables Creating Decision Tables and Conditions Creating Decision Tables Rules Creating Decision Table Actions Business Rules and Decision Functions Creating and Editing Decision Functions Invoking Rules in a Decision Function Testing Business Rules at Design-Time Testing Business Rules at Run-Time Describing the Rules SDK Quiz Summary Practice 13 Overview: Implementing Business Rule Components Testing and Debugging Composite Applications Objectives 14-2 Testing SOA Composite Applications 14-3 Introducing the Composite Test Framework 14-4 Overview of Test Suites 14-5 Overview of Test Cases 14-6 Creating a Test Suite 14-7 Creating a Test Case 14-8 Examining Test Suite and Test Case Files 14-9 Contents of a Test Case Initiating Inbound Messages Emulating Outbound Messages Emulating Callback Messages Emulating Fault Messages Creating Variable or XML Assertions Configuring Variable-Based Assertions Configuring XML-Based Assertions XML-Identical Assertion Example XML-Similar Assertion Example Quiz Selecting the Test Cases to Run Running the Test Cases Examining Results of a Test Run Viewing Assertion Information Quiz xv

16 Debugging Composite Applications Troubleshooting Guidelines Summary Practice 14 Overview: Creating and Running a Test Suite and Test Case Securing Services and Composite Applications Objectives 15-2 Introduction to Web Service Security 15-3 Securing End Point Examples 15-6 Quiz 15-7 Oracle Web Service Manager 15-8 Oracle Web Services Manager Policy Framework 15-9 Components of Oracle Web Services Manager Architecture Introduction to Policies Policy Interceptor Pipeline Policy Assertions Types of Security Tokens Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) Introduction to Security Policies Quiz Securing SOA and Identity Propagation Attaching a Policy to an Inbound Request Attaching a Policy to an Inbound Request by Using Oracle JDeveloper 11g Attaching a Policy to an Outbound Request Attaching a Policy to an Outbound Request by Using Oracle JDeveloper 11g Managing SOA Composite Application Policies Summary Practice 15 Overview: Attaching Security Policies Designing and Managing Business Events Objectives 16-2 Introduction to Business Events 16-3 Event Delivery Network (EDN) Concepts 16-4 Event Delivery Network and Business Events 16-5 Event Definition Language (EDL) 16-6 Aligning SOA and EDA through EDN 16-7 EDN Support in Oracle SOA Suite 11g 16-8 Creating a Business Event 16-9 Subscribing to Events in Mediator Components Setting Event Delivery Consistency Publishing an Event from a Mediator Component xvi

17 Initiating a Composite with ADF-BC Events Publishing an ADF-BC CRUD Event Summary of ADF-BC CRUD Events Emulating Events in a Test Case Quiz Managing EDN in Enterprise Manager Viewing Events in Enterprise Manager Testing Events with Enterprise Manager Subscribing to Database Events Viewing Event Subscriptions Viewing Event Faults Quiz Summary Practice 16 Overview: Publishing and Subscribing to an Event Monitoring Composite Applications with Sensors and Oracle BAM Objectives 17-2 What Are Sensors? 17-3 Creating BPEL Sensors 17-4 Configuring BPEL Sensors 17-5 Sensor Files 17-6 Composite Sensors 17-7 Creating a Composite Sensor 17-8 Quiz Overview of Business Activity Monitoring Introduction to Monitoring with Oracle BAM Interfacing with Oracle BAM Oracle BAM Tools and Roles BAM Architect BAM Active Studio BAM Active Viewer BAM Administrator Preparing an Oracle BAM Dashboard ICommand Utility Importing and Exporting with ICommand Integrating Oracle BAM with the BAM Adapter Creating a BAM Connection Creating and Configuring the BAM Adapter Configuring the Run-Time OracleBamAdapter Using a Mediator Component with a BAM Adapter Creating a BAM Sensor Action in a BPEL Process xvii

18 Configuring a BAM Sensor Action Introduction to Complex Event Processing Monitoring CEP with SOA Suite and BAM Basic Oracle CEP Integration with Oracle BAM Quiz Summary Practice 17 Overview: Creating Sensors and Monitoring in Oracle BAM Appendix A: Performing Common Tasks in JDeveloper Objectives A-2 Creating a Database Connection A-3 Creating an Application Server Connection A-4 Creating an Application A-6 Creating an Empty Project A-8 Creating an SOA Project A-9 Creating a Project from Existing Sources A-10 Creating a Project from Existing Sources: Finish A-12 Deploying an SOA Composite Application A-13 Creating an ADF Business Component Project A-15 Creating Business Components from Tables A-16 Selecting the Table for an ADF-BC Application A-17 Creating the ADF-BC View Objects A-18 Creating the ADF-BC Application Module A-19 Creating the ADF-BC Service Interface A-20 Configuring the ADF-BC Service Interface A-21 Verifying the ADF-BC Service Interface A-22 Setting the ADF-BC Deployment Configuration A-23 Creating the ADF-BC Service Deployment Profile A-24 Summary A-25 Appendix B: Overview of the Oracle Applications Adapter Objectives B-2 Integrating with Oracle E-Business Suite B-3 Adapter for Oracle Applications B-4 Adapter for Oracle Applications Architecture B-5 Applications Context Concepts B-7 Establishing Applications Context B-8 Setting Applications Context in BPEL B-9 Invoking an Oracle Applications Operation B-10 Adapter Design-time and Run-time Connections B-11 Configuring the Adapter Run-Time Connections B-12 xviii

19 Completing Adapter Configuration B-13 Configuring an Adapter Design-time Connection B-14 Creating an Oracle Applications Adapter Service B-15 Oracle Applications Module Browser B-16 Summary B-17 Appendix C: Working with Domain-Value Maps and Cross References Objectives C-2 Introducing Domain-Value Maps (DVM) C-3 Creating a Domain-Value Map C-4 Populating a Domain-Value Map C-5 Using a Domain-Value Map in Transformations C-7 Introducing Cross References C-8 Working with Cross References C-9 Creating a Cross Reference Table C-10 Defining the Cross Reference Table Structure C-11 Populating Cross Reference Tables C-12 Looking Up Cross Reference Tables C-13 Deleting Cross Reference Entries C-14 Summary C-15 Appendix D: Coordinating Master-Detail BPEL Processes Objectives D-2 Introducing Master-Detail Processes D-3 Coordinating a Master-Detail Process Example D-4 Creating a Master Process D-5 Creating a Detail Process D-6 Coordinating the Master-Detail with an Invoke Activity D-7 Summary D-9 Appendix E: Integrating Services with Oracle Service Bus Objectives E-2 Introduction to Oracle Service Bus E-3 Role of Oracle Service Bus E-4 Oracle Service Bus Core Features E-5 Oracle Service Bus Functional Layers E-6 Oracle Service Bus Architecture E-7 Projects and Resources E-8 Introduction to Proxy Services E-9 xix

20 Introduction to Business Service E-11 Message Flow Definitions E-12 Oracle Service Bus Console E-13 Quiz E-14 Comparing Oracle Service Bus and Mediator Components E-15 Quiz E-16 Summary E-17 Glossary xx