BPEL Process Manager 10.1.3.3 on WLS 10

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• Queryu for the bpel process manager

  Hi, what is the difference between the avilable process manager bpel in SOA and bpel process manager available separately? Equals console bpel and bpel process manager?

  So in short, there is nothing different in the stand-alone version and the version that are delivered in SOA Suite.

  The release of SOA Suite comes from the beams with all other products.

  see you soon
  James

• Cannot find new_domain in BPEL Process Manager

  Hi friends,
  
  I've updated the patch from oracle soa suite 10.1.3.1 to 10.1.3.4... I followed the procedure, I ran the scripts, installation was successful. but when I opened my bpel process manager I can not find any change in the GUI is not different... I've seen screenshots of 10.1.3.4 bpel: they are different and it has an option to the drop in default menu items and new_domain but I can not find them...
  
  is someone can you please tell me what I should do in order to get the ability to create new_domain...
  
  It would be very grateful...
  
  Thank you
  Bargo

  Your friend is on an older version. By default the drop does not exist, I'm not sure if the drop down menu appears when several areas exist? Otherwise, you go to your domain name by using the following url

  http://hostname:port/BPELConsole/[domain]/index.jsp

  To create a new domain

  Goto website

  http://hostname/ReportServer: port/BPELAdmin

  see you soon
  James

• Integration of BPEL Process Manager and jDeveloper

  I downloaded BPEL Process Manager 10.1.3.1.0 but BPEL Designer is delivered is no longer with her and it integrates with jDeveloper 11g. Is there a version of BPEL Process Manager that I can integrate with jDeveloper Studio Edition Version 11.1.1.0.0? I have to use jDev 10g in order to use BPEL Process Manager. Please forward your comments.

  The JDeveloper and SOA Suite / BPEL version must remain in phase with each other, this includes minor versions, e.g. JDev 10.1.3.4 must be used with SOA Suite 10.1.3.4. Unfortunately the 11g JDev is not certified with the 10.1.3.1 SOA Suite.

  If you just install SOA Suite, it may be a good idea to upgrade to 10.1.3.4 until development is underway.

  see you soon
  James

• Access the content of BPEL Process Manager to a java class

  Hello
  
  Is it possible to access the API of a class of java process manager stand alone... My requirement is as follows. I need to run a script in the Unix environment, which will in turn call a java class and pass some parameters like username, password and Networkid processName. This java class must call the APIs necessary to authenticate the credentials passed, choose current examples of the ProcessName spent and bulk to abandon their...
  
  I tried to create a class of my java class Locator Networkid, password and IP address. But I had a communication Exception like this: 'javax.naming.CommunicationException': cannot find SerialContextProvider. I guess that Im not no definition JNDI properties and other places for FinderBeans in DomainAuth...
  
  Can someone help me on how to go to the definition of the JNDI properties and other locations of resources...
  
  
  
  Thank you
  Corinne

  Baudelaire,

  See the following forum thread:
  Re: Querying Oracle BPEL process Instances using BPEL client api-default

  Diakité
  http://SOA-HOWTO.blogspot.com

• BPEL Process Manager developer - issue license

  My company is licensed for BPEL PM and there on several servers. I'm a developer to create programs for my business I'm official... not a contractor. All programs are deployed to our development servers.
  
  I want to install BPEL PM on my laptop. This would allow me to put offline and also to work around any problems that arise on the development such as table querying server or queue crashes and necessary reboots, etc.
  
  The installation of BPEL PM is allowed free of charge on a pc developer for this situation?

  Technically no, but you can be covered by the OTN license. When you download the software from OTN you sign a contract. IF you feel that you are covered in the present virtue then go nuts.

  How customers is generally have licenses processors, for the production and the user Named for development license test, etc. You need a minimum to 10 named users per CPU of your dev to test environments. If your company has purchased more then you could use some of these licenses, but remember you will have 10 not one as it is a new machine.

  see you soon
  James

• In the bpel process one-way transaction management

  Hello
  
  I created a one-way bpel process with oneWayDeliveryPolicy property - property Sync and transaction - required. When I exposed this service as a SOAP service, I see well The Participation of Transaction in the Web Service adapter in the way of exposed Services configured as EVER. Is this to say that BPELCallee would not participate in the same transaction as the appellant BPEL?
  
  Aditya

  Hello

  Properties refer to the support of different transactions "contexts", as you can see in the documents below. The bpel.config.transaction refers to the semantics of Transaction BPEL Process Manager, while the 'Participation of the operation' refers to WS-AT , which provides interoperability of transaction between Oracle WebLogic Server and transaction of other providers services... I've never tested it myself, but I guess that if you process BPEL transactions, the bpel.config.transaction will prevail...

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E23943_01/dev.1111/e10224/soa_transactions.htm#CHDEHCFE
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E23943_01/dev.1111/e10224/sca_bindingcomps.htm#SOASE86071

  See you soon,.
  Vlad

• 101202 BPEL process (Oracle AS) of the migration to SOA Suite 11 g (WLS)

  Hi all
  
  I am looking for more information on the migration processes BPEL developed using 101202 BPEL Process Manager struggle to run on AS Oracle 10 g, Oracle SOA Suite 11 g running on Weblogic Server.
  
  Pointers is very appreciated.
  
  Thank you
  Anish.

  Looking for info on integration OSR 10 g and SOA Suite 11 g I found this link (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12839_01/upgrade.1111/e10127/upgrade_soa_apps.htm) that might help you.

  Published by: alfredozn on November 15, 2011 11:26

• BPEL process hangs for hours and hours after the service call web sync

  I would like the web service call time out if it crashes it

  or a process that calls a Local or a remote WebService, it is necessary to set a time limit of 10 seconds that the BPEL will wait for the response. If no response is received within the time-out period specified, then a series of activities is performed (for example. WebService not available, end of the BPEL process, etc.).

  At the top of screen, "WS_Call" is the call to the WebService.

  2. in the sequence where to call 'WS_Call' activity, add a branch of wrestling:

  and set its properties to catch a RemoteFault.
  It is necessary to take a RemoteFault because this is the type of fault that throws the "timeout" which will be defined in the next step when the time-out expires.

  3. switch to the Source Jdeveloper tab and look at the code that has been added to the Bpel project as instructed by top 'Step 2 '. The added lines should look like the piece of code below:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  In the branch of wrestling, the error can be treated: complete the process, insert a response/answer to return from the Bpel, an Assign activity and continue the Bpel, etc..

  4 set the "timeout" for the PartnerLink to 10 seconds.
  "Timeout" specifies the number of seconds to wait before expiry. A distance error is thrown if this happens.

  If the Web service is located on the SAME host as the BPEL, it is also necessary to set the property "optSoapShortcut" to FALSE.
  The parameter "optSoapShortcut" is by default = TRUE. It should be set to FALSE to force local SOAP to go through SOAP instead of internal calls request.

  Note: Step 4 can also be directly configured in bpel.xml in the partnerLinkBinding section:
  
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  5. recompile and redeploy the BPEL process.

  References:

  (a) the Timeout parameter is documented in:
  Guide of Oracle® BPEL Process Manager developer
  http://download-East.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B31017_01/integrate.1013/b28981/appx_deploydesc.htm

  (b) optSoapShortcut is documented in:
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B31017_01/core.1013/b28942/tuning_bpel.htm#sthref496

• How a BPEL process instance knows you cancel (ed)?

  The javadoc for the cancel() method IInstanceHandle said: "When an activity is canceled, the performer of the activity is informed of the cancellation and has the ability to restore or cancel any work that has been done in the name of the activity."
  
  How is the user who performs the notified activity? A kind of fault? It can encode a Manager 'Cancel' in the BPEL process, or the "rollback or undo" everything is done behind the scenes?
  
  Either a complete response or a pointer to the appropriate documentation (that I still could find) would be nice. Thank you.

  The BPEL instance can be cancelled via the BPEL API or through the console (Abort instance) or due to an error. Then the BPEL Process Manager detects this and cancel the currently running instance. The instance will make a cancellation of transaction, depending on whether it was a global (XA) or local transactions. This entire mechanism is run behind the scenes.

  Marc

• SOADEMO: How to start the Application BPEL Process Manger Worklist on Linux

  Chapter 3 of the SOA Suite Quick Start Guide tells the user to start the BPEL Worklist Application (step 3.1.1) and lists the instructions that are clearly intended for Windows:
  
  
  
  
  
  < p >
  {color: #0000ff} To start the Application from the list of tasks:
  
  {color} < strong > {color: #0000ff} 1.Select Start & gt; All programs & gt; Oracle - Oracle - soademo & gt; Oracle BPEL Process Manager & gt; Task list application.
  
  
  
  {color}
  
  < facilities > I don't see any instructions for starting the application from the list of tasks in a Linux environment. I found nothing like the screen "BPM Worklist" indicated in the Guide: I can access a page 'BPEL Control' from the homepage of SOA demo, but this page doesn't seem to be something like the screen BPM Worklist documented in the Quick Start Guide.
  
  
  
  Can someone help me out here? Thank you.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  < /p >

  Hello

  Try:

  http://host/int integration/worklistapp /.

  Best regards, Ronald

• Deliver to invoke the Enterprise WSDL BPEL process

  Hello
  I am currently an Enterprise WSDL of BPEL. And the same error every time.
  «Can't access the following endpoint: https://test.salesforce.com/services...» »
  
  While I am able to call the methods within the WSDL for soapUI. I know that's not the normal WSDL we use... this WSDL does not get them.
  
  Any help will be much appreciated...
  
  Kind regards
  En

  I was able to get this working using 11.1.1.3. Basically, you need to create a key file using the keytool utility that comes with the JDK. You can get the https://login.salesforce.com via your browser x.509 certificate. Just go to the website and view the certificate of the site with Firefox do you by double clicking on the padlock in the lower right of the browser. Save cert and create the keystore as follows

  keytool - importcert-alias login.salesforce.com - login.salesforce.com.pem - file mySSLidentities-keystore

  Once you have done this, you set the - your_truststore_location to JAVA_OPTIONS = Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore in your setDomainEnv.bat or setDomainEnv.sh file. Once this is done, you and restart the server, SOA, you should be ok.
  See section 6.2 of the Administrator's Guide Oracle® Fusion Middleware Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Business Process Management Suite
  11g Release 1 (11.1.1)
  Part number E10226-04

  You will also need the certificate for the URL you get in return through the sfdc connect call. Use the same procedure as above. Do I have to understand now is how to define endpoint dynamically to salesforce.com web service calls after the connect call.

• Political fault does not (BPEL process-Async)

  Hi gurus,
  
  I want to use the framework of fault management in BPEL process
  
  Scenario 1
  =====================================================
  I have an asynchronous BPEL process that calls a Web service and I created a loophole - policies.xml and fault - bindings.xml and put both of them in the same directory of Composite.xml structure.
  
  I want to take the 'remoteFault' so, while running, I shutdowned this particular Web service. So, asynchronous BPEL process is able to throw the fault of the system, but the fault policy does not work. As a message is to show that "* BPELFault" has not been taken by a catch block * "."
  
  
  * Flaw - policies.xml: *.
  *==========*
  
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
  < faultPolicies xmlns = "http://schemas.oracle.com/bpel/faultpolicy" >
  < faultPolicy version = "2.0.1" id = "ErrorHandlingModel1".
  xmlns:env = "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/".
  xmlns: XS = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema".
  xmlns = "http://schemas.oracle.com/bpel/faultpolicy."
  xmlns: xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" >
  < condition >
  < faultName xmlns:bpelx = "http://schemas.oracle.com/bpel/extension".
  name = "bpelx:remoteFault" >
  < condition >
  < Ref action = "ora-retry" / >
  < / condition >
  < / faultName >
  < / conditions >
  < action >
  < Code action = "ora-retry" >
  < retry >
  < retryCount > 5 < / retryCount >
  < retryInterval > 2 < / retryInterval >
  < exponentialBackoff / >
  < retryFailureAction ref = "ora-abort" / >
  < / re >
  < / action >
  < Code action = 'ora-abort' >
  < abort / >
  < / action >
  < / actions >
  < / faultPolicy >
  < / faultPolicies >
  
  
  * Flaw - bindings.xml: *.
  *===========*
  
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
  < faultPolicyBindings version = "2.0.1".
  xmlns = "http://schemas.oracle.com/bpel/faultpolicy."
  xmlns: xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" >
  < item faultPolicy = "ErrorHandlingModel1" >
  < name > TestBPEL < / name >
  < / component >
  < / faultPolicyBindings >
  
  
  
  Are there steps are necessary to achieve appropriate results.
  
  Help, please.
  
  Thanks in advance

  No need to change all the properties in the composite.xml file, when you place the two files in the project directory where the composite.xml file, it should work.

  See the sample files I posted here, it should work, please check the syntax. Also in the file fault - bindings.xml, apply the policy the fault for the composite.

  See my post in the thread below.

  fault-links and sample files of strategy of fault for 11g

  Hope this helps
  N

• How to create a BPEL Process task using java code

  Hello
  
  I created a BPEL process (for creating task), in which my requirement is that I need to create a task based on some inputs and assign it to the user in partucular and then get out of this flow.
  
  earlier, I felt that I will use the human task activity. but when I use that task will be created in the same process and proceedings will be stuck on there until human intervention (the BPEL process waits for the result.).
  
  is it possible that I can use Java activity and create tasks from java code, 'I know how to assign a specific user task. Please tell me.
  Abhishek
  
  Published by: abhishek on April 25, 2011 12:42 AM

  Hi Abhishek
  1. you can try this alternative approach and it should work.

  2. basically, most of the BPEL process eventually auto generated Web services (.) WSDL). When we create a BPEL process, everything we do is give diagram of input, output schema and creates a bpel process with the default operation named as "process" in all the old versions as up to 11.2 SOA (and maybe before). BUT SOA 11.3 from, we can create a process BPEL, with our own WSDL and our own scheme. There is no restrictions like having only a single operation named 'process', etc.. In any case, what I mean is, each BPEL process ends up as a WebService, with entry and exit of the payloads of XSD.

  3. from the JDeveloper itself, locate the .wsdl for your BPEL process under the Workflow project. Create a new project of Proxy customer service Web and generate a customer for this wsdl Web service proxy. This will create you Service, Port and JAVA classes equivalent payload theoretically in your case taskpayload.xsd with these 4 items you have. Ignore the full blown the HumanTask which has all the system elements and attributes of a task of bpel. All you need is to undertake a task with your own payload data. Create a simple Client Java (EJB or Servlet later to make more flexible). In this Java client, retrieve the Service object in the proxy and port. Then instantiate the java class that represents the payload. Set 4 values you want and set the user name, etc. You may need some adjustments for the setting of the user. Then the port invoke otherwise (go your java object here).

  Sample code snippet
  prepare the message for BPEL of appeal; Define the fields that can not be null
  MyPayloadRequest myPayloadRequest = new MyPayloadRequest();
  myPayloadRequest.setInitiator("");
  myPayloadRequest.setTitle("");
  myPayloadRequest.setEmployeeName("");
  myPayloadRequest.setEmpContact("");

  web service client Get for BPEL receive point and call: first generate client proxy
  MyBPELPProcess_client_ep serviceClient = new MyBPELPProcess_client_ep();
  MyBPELPProces proxy = serviceClient.getNewMyBPELPProces_port ();
  proxy. Process (myPayloadRequest);

  Please note that you can also use the SOA workflow API and the Manager back call personalized for this first task classes. In this class, you can have the methods of the interceptor, which is called each time a task is initiated, saved, Submit, approve etc etc (all events essentially). This gives you access to all the objects in a workflow with full charge blown. So you can always get the data you pass above and in this custom class, the value of the user, date/time etc..

  It's just a different approach you can try.

  Thank you
  Ravi Jegga

• File adapter cannot read the file, it can call another BPEL process

  Hi"
  
  I have an XML file to read and I am able to read using a file adapter, if playback is successful the file is moved to the directory of success and if the file is not valid its goes into the directory of the failure, now the question is whether the playback file is not valid in establishing that time can another BPEL process be invoked because if the read file is not valid then her dose of BPEL process gets initiated through which I am unable to do anything.
  
  Please advice
  
  Thank you
  Yatan

  Hello

  You can use Manager of rejection of file that can call a BPEL of defined process by the user if invalid file. Date of arrival:

  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/products/integration/adapters/PDF/Adapter_TN_004_Adapter_ErrorManagement.PDF

  HTH,

  Ketan