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• Project Web Service Proxy shaded in App with all Technologies

  I created a new application "without model [all techniques]" in Jdev 10.1.3.5.0.4306. I want to create a web service proxy, but there are many choices in gray, including the web service proxy. The only selection available under the Business-> Web Services layer is the connection of the UDDI registry. Any ideas on what I should do?
  
  I just downloaded JDev 10.1.3.5 on Oracle and I get the same question.
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: 878316 on April 2, 2012 18:03

  Hello

  On your project properties (double-click on the name of the project) going to scope of the technology, if you are 11.1.1.6.0 or features if you are 11.1.2.x, then select web services, click ok and now when you go again that all your Web services options must be activate.

  -Juan C.

• Add headers to a Web Service Proxy

  Hi all
  
  I am trying to use a web service via a web service proxy in a common library of java, as part of a validation method. I use JDev 11.1.1.5.
  
  The question that I have is that the web service requires two custom headers. I created a CustomSOAPProvider class that extends the internal ADF SOAP class provider to add extra headers, which works when I implement the WS as a data control. I recreated it as a web service proxy, but I'm not sure whether to refer to the current SOAP message and edit it with extra headers in a java class? I call the web service successfully, and I get a response "unauthorized".
  
  Any help would be appreciated!
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Aaron

  I got it...

  Card reqCtx =
  ((BindingProvider) iditInterface) .getRequestContext ();
  Card reqHttpHeader =
  ReqCtx.get (MessageContext.HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS) (map);
  If (null == reqHttpHeader) {}
  reqHttpHeader = new Hashtable ();
  }
  The list header1 = new ArrayList();
  Header1.Add ("[Header1-value]");
  reqHttpHeader.put ("[header1name]" header1);

  Tete2 list = new ArrayList();
  Header2. Add("[header2-value]");
  reqHttpHeader.put ("[header2name]",-tete2).

  reqCtx.put (MessageContext.HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS, reqHttpHeader);

  I used the code above to add HTTP headers, before calling the Web service interface.

• How to change IP address of the web service proxy.

  Hello
  
  I created an AppModule and expose as a serviceInterface. I deployed this project in the server and then created the Web service proxy by giving the IP address of the server in WSDL.
  
  Now I have deployed the same application in different server and manually change the IP address of the proxy Web service methods. But he's still point to the previous server.
  
  I don't want to regenerate the web service proxy. Is it possible to manually change the IP address in the generated Web proxy service method? Or I have to regenerate their?
  
  Thank you
  Rohit

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• Web service proxy generation: Ant?

  We are currently working with the new "web service proxy' of jdeveloper.
  Since we have tons of services and do not want to manually, is it possible to make an Ant target to clean up the directory and regenerate their?
  
  Thank you.

  Hi JGeerts and Koen

  Perhaps this sample application can help:
  http://verveja.footsteps.be/~verveja/files/Oracle/AntWSAGenProxyApp-v0.01.zip

  It contains the resulting code of popup "generate Web Service Proxy..." menu option "on the WeatherWS.wsdl, using JDeveloper 10.1.3.4.0.

  It has a file build.xml with a 'clean .generated-proxy-code' and a target of "wsa.genProxy.WeatherWS".
  The WeatherWSTestTool class in the sample application works with both, JDeveloper and Ant, generated proxies.

  Here is the content of the build.xml file:

  success
  Jan Vervecken

• Access to an external client Web service proxy

  How access a Web service proxy? It is identical to a client accesses a web service?

  I don't know exactly what you mean by "Web proxy service", but I think that the answer is 'yes', a piece of code running on a server application can access a webservice in acting as a Web service client (get a draft for the service and that invokes it).

  (If this isn't answering your question, you can ask in the forum of webservice weblogic)

• Unable to connect to the Web Services Proxy/unused (a HP 7500 JO)

  Hello

  Here's the situation:

  Previous installer:

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  .  registered the product with ePrintCenter

  .  used a PC under Windows to print (and scan) with the printer

  .  web proxy entry "webproxy.phila.gov".

  .  However, because homeland security rules, I could never work, so I just let it go

  Current situation

  .  has taken the home printer and set up on my home network, i.e.,.

  -using the 192.168.xx.xx series

  -Router broadband Netgear ' G' (1 years) set up at the 192.168.xx.254

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  ..  Are looking for, found and downloaded updates

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  ..  He would'nt I would like to connect (with a name and a password I had used previously), or create a new account

  ..  I never remember getting an email address of the printer

  ..  and I had never been able to send anything to the printer to print because of my problem of network security

  -Yes, after trying all sorts of things, I:

  ..  I tried to get another email without success

  ..  tried to re - enable web services, but he said I need to 'proxy', and I discovered that he had always "webproxy.phila.gov."

  ..  I have reset the values by default web services and network values

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  ..  From my iPad AirPrint works very well

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  -everytime I try, it says it needs a proxy

  - but I don't have a proxy installed on my internal home network bit

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  So, I'm dead in the water.  I can't figure out how to get the web services enabled; I do not use a proxy, so I don't know how to go beyond this issue. How to regenerate address of the printer; and so, how do I connect an account on the ePrintCenter (or get them to send me my old account information).  I'm dead in the water and cannot use a feature most of my printer that I desperately want to be put in place and functional.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Tommy

  Problem solved, but I don't know exactly how I did it. However, I went back in and let the printer assign the IP address. Then I turned the printer off and on again. Last I kept pressing the button "Printer e-mail address", who has repeatedly failed, but then finally went through and print the 'printer' page, I quickly used to connect to the ePrintCenter and put everything in place.
  
  Now it's working.

• Pots to deploy a standalone JAR of the Web Service Proxy?

  I followed the link as a guide to invoke PurchaseOrderService Version 2 - as a Web Proxy in JDeveloper below.

  Calling an Oracle Forms 11g Web service

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  When I deploy and call the Web Proxy, it throws an error:

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  He has a problem with other Classes as well.

  1. when the downloaded WSDL document classes Java for JDeveloper, one / some of the Classes use SecurityPolicyFeature and other Classes who report an error. Because these classes are necessary, they do not appear when I deploy my project as a JAR in JDeveloper?

  2. why it works using JDeveloper inside, but not outside of JDeveloper?

  3. I'm the JDeveloper Web Proxy as a JAR project deployment. How can I solve the NoClassDefFoundError deploy?

  Thank you for your support. I almost have it!

  Arie

  Sorry JCS (Service of Cloud Java) the platform target for my test, not related to your case. So in order for your case work 2 libraries must be available on the target system. I'm not familiar with the forms so not sure what is involved in packaging and deployment. Looking at the link you provided it looks like a simple to add to the classpath variable jar file. So I think you have 2 choices; the dependent jar files must be included explicitly in the classpath or the jar file you create must include the. I think that the first would be easier; This is the step where you setup the CLASSPATH for forms add the dependent libraries also.

  --

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• Expose the service as a Web service proxy using the sb Protocol

  Hello world.

  My team and I worked on a project of integration between multiple applications. So we created all the OSB projects necessary to connect applications and now I'm working on a web application that reads several newspapers who leave these integrations in the database in order to watch what happens when they are executed. Right now, I need my web application to be able to reprocess or retry messages that present a problem or are in an error state.

  To this end, we have developed a proxy with a sb protocol that allow us to communicate with other services dynamic proxy just in him passing the name of the proxy, its functioning and the message of the body. And finally, here's my question for you guys.

  How do I expose this last proxy (with the sb Protocol) as a web service so I can consume it for action to reprocess/try again?

  Thank you.

  Don't think that you need a Proxy service with SB Protocol at all. As I understand it, your process will be like this:

  1 web app bed DB logs to see what documents need to be submitted again

  2. web App must call OSB to resubmit the log message to correct the proxy.

  What you can do is create a WSDL based proxy HTTP to OSB for a new presentation, Web application must call this proxy and passes the body, the name of the target (full path) service, target service type HTTP (Proxy or Business), target the operation name (optional, like e-mail or type XML services everything will not associated with surgery). You can add a dynamic routing node in the HTTP proxy that calls the proxy target based on information coming from the Web App.

  SB Protocol should be used in a Proxy service if you want to call a Proxy deployed in a single domain of OSB on another area of OSB or composites Oracle SOA. Here, the consumer will be the Web application, so it needs to be a HTTP proxy and not SB.

  P.S.: You should also consider sending transport/custom headers as well, not only the body for your new design be more reusable.

• Cannot create the web service proxy in jdeveloper

  Hi all
  
  I'm unable to create a proxy web service by using the URL of the web service (https://domains.live.com/service/managedomain2.asmx?wsdl). I get an error saying "no WSDL not could be found. I am able to open the same URL in the browser. As the web service is secured by SSL, do I need to add anything on the jdeveloper to access this web service? Help, please
  
  
  Note: The web service must be called on https
  
  -MJ

  Hello

  The parameters are the proxy settings that are necessary for JDeveloper to connect to external sites - other than those available in the internal intranet.
  To connect to internet/external sites, you must have for this parameter. Here, as you try to connect to the external site - Windows live, you will need these settings.

  Thank you
  Nini

• Flex Data Services integrated into Oracle Web Service Proxy

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  [Flex] Transaction committed
  [Flex] Response of the AMF financial/RTMP serialization
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  (Order method = _error (0) trxId = 3)
  (Print object #0 'flex.messaging.messages.ErrorMessage')
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  destination = "dossierCreation".
  headers = (1 item)
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• Consume a Web Service Proxy

  
  Hi all

  How to consume an integrated Oracle SOA Gateway Web Service exposed using Oracle JDeveloper?

  Thank you

  @P

  Well, jdev 10g is very old, so one wonders if the SOAP ws libraries delivered with him can support new web services.

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• Deploy a web service on an old database proxy

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  The sample service is relatively simple. The service that I have to call exposes several methods that returns and requires complex objects as parameters, but I found more tips in the next song in the Oracle documentation:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B19306_01/Java.102/b14187/chsix.htm#BABBEAJI

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• JDeveloper Web Service Client/Proxy basic authentication

  Hi, I recently migrated a 10g Web Service to a Web Service that uses authentication of database 11g.
  
  Then I generated the proxy/client by using the WSDL for my consumer application in JDeveloper 11 g. However, I can't find all the functions that will allow me to set the user name and password to access the web service.
  
  For example, in 10g Client, I had simply to this:
  
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  I don't know how to do the same thing in the Web Service client generated in 11g.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

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• JDeveloper 12.2.1.0.0 do not add the header of web service security

  Hello

  I write simple WebService Java Client to a simple wsdl.

  If I click with the right button on the WSDL file and say 'Test Web Service', a request was made for me by Jdeveloper, all I have to do is click the box include the username and password for SOAP Header-> Header WS:Security and under the "security-> UserNameToken" and my request now has a security header

  " < = xmlns:env env:Envelope ' http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope "xmlns:ns1 =" " http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-secext-1.0.xsd "xmlns:ns2 =" " http://Oracle.apps.CTB.cdapersistence.types ">

  < env:Header >

  < ns1:Security >

  < ns1:UsernameToken >

  WebLogic < ns1:Username > < / ns1:Username >

  password < ns1:Password > < / ns1:Password >

  < / ns1:UsernameToken >

  < / ns1:Security >

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  < env:Body >

  < ns2:PersistCDADocumentRequest >

  < ns2:Document / >

  < / ns2:PersistCDADocumentRequest >

  < / env:Body >

  < / env:Envelope >

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  Method 1:

  Map < String, Object > requestContext = (cDAPersistenceServicePortType) .getRequestContext ((BindingProvider));

  requestContext.put (BindingProvider.USERNAME_PROPERTY, "weblogic");

  requestContext.put (BindingProvider.PASSWORD_PROPERTY, "password");

  Methos 2:

  Map < String, Object > requestContext = (cDAPersistenceServicePortType) .getRequestContext ((BindingProvider));

  Map < String, List < String > > headers = new HashMap < String, List < String > > ();

  headers.put ("Username", Collections.singletonList ("weblogic"));

  headers.put ("Password", Collections.singletonList ("password"));

  requestContext.put (MessageContext.HTTP_REQUEST_HEADERS, headers);

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  public static void setPortCredentialProviderList (map < String, Object > requestContext) bird Exception {}

  TODO - provides the required identification information values

  String username = "weblogic";

  String password = "password";

  credList.add (getUNTCredentialProvider (username, password));

  
  

  requestContext.put (WSSecurityContext.TRUST_MANAGER, new TrustManager() {}

  {public boolean certificateCallback (X509Certificate [] string, int validateErr)

  Boolean result =

  (string! = null & & chain.length > 0) & & (chain [0] (serverCert) .equals | chain [0] .equals (clientCert));

  return the result;

  Returns true;

  }

  });

  credList.add (getSAMLTrustCredentialProvider ());

  requestContext.put (WSSecurityContext.CREDENTIAL_PROVIDER_LIST, credList);

  }

  @Generated ("oracle JDeveloper")

  public static CredentialProvider getUNTCredentialProvider (String username, String password) {}

  new return ClientUNTCredentialProvider (username.getBytes (), password.getBytes ());

  }

  @Generated ("oracle JDeveloper")

  public static CredentialProvider getSAMLTrustCredentialProvider() {}

  return new SAMLTrustCredentialProvider();

  }

  found an answer here - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5976940/how-to-add-soap-header-in-java