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• Installing Oracle Service Bus 11g

  Hi guys,.

  I installed weblogic 11g (10.3.6) and Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse 11.1.1.8 by using the oepe-wls-indigo-installer-11.1.1.8.0.201110211138-10.3.6-win32 file.

  Now I tried to install the Bus of Service Oracle 11 g 11.1.1.7 and he said:

  INST-11502: EPCO Version is not the correct EPCO for this version of OSB. 1.8 expected, found 2.1.1

  Enter a valid House EPCO location

  I wasn't expecting this compatibility error. I am looking for my Support on I I have Doc ID 1944102.1 and point it to http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/eclipse/downloads/oepe-11118-521475.html who seems be the EPCO 11.1.1.8 (the one I).

  Can you please help on this compatibility issue?

  Thanks in advance.

  Concerning

  Have you tried to install 64-bit? Sorry, I insist, but yesterday I installed the 64-bit from the links I show you, and it works. Perhaps one is a related issue of 32-bit version.

• How the proxy service can get the client certificate in Oracle Service Bus

  Hello everyone, now I'm confused in how can get service proxy client certificate in Oracle Service Bus. I have configured bidirectional SSL in Weblogic, the client sends its cerficate to Weblogic and Weblogic checks this cerficate if have access permissions Weblogic, but my proxy service cannot obtain this certificate to do more work, who can help me?
  And my proxy service service type is the messaging service.
  
  Thank you!!!
  Sea

  Hi, if you have configured for client certificate authentication, weblogic maps an attribute in the DN of the client certificate to a user of weblogic security realm. The attribute is controlled by the default configuration to map the user in the default identity asserter in the WLS Console--> security--> kingdoms--> suppliers--> default identity Asserter. Generally, the CN attribute is selected for this purpose. You must also create a user in the security field, with the value of this attribute in the client certificate for authentication to succeed. Once the authentication is successful, the user is used as the authenticated user. So if you want to set permissions for authorization on the proxy, you can do it based on this user. For this you need not the certificate of the client. In the pipeline of message, I guess you can get the authenticated user of $inbound, which in turn corresponds to an attribute in the DN of the client certificate.

• FMW: Portal Upgrade Advisor - review of videos on "how to install Oracle Middleware 11 g Rel 1 portal and explorers.

  Configuration - upgrade the test system - 'build base Middleware of Oracle 11g Architecture'
  Review of the videos for "How to install Oracle 11g Rel 1 portal Middleware and discoverer?"

  Part 3 installation of the basic Oracle Home (10:40)
  https://support.Oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show & type = ATT & ID = 1118681.1:PD11G_INSTALL_PT3 & inline = 1

  RE: NOTES: so it seems that do us step 4 [update software/binary in the ORACLE_HOMEs] here
  instead of step 3 [install but do not configure Oracle Identity Management] starting from
  'Build base Middleware of Oracle 11g Architecture'.
  Maybe suggest to change the documentation in MOS Advisor upgrade,
  to remove step 3 until after the upgrade the binaries and install patches 11g group.
  Or change this 3/4 part to talk to install IDM.

  
  Part 4 patch the Oracle home (04:57)
  https://support.Oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show & type = ATT & ID = 1118681.1:PD11G_INSTALL_PT4 & inline = 1

  RE: NOTE: it looks like a typo/read error on the page that says "necessary to run the Wizard Patch (PSA) Set?"
  There, it says '... If the Group of hotfixes version UCR has been used, no action is required. "I think that it should
  say «...» If the Group of hotfixes RCU version was NOT used, no action is required. »

  
  

  Part 5 running the Configuration Wizard (08:50)
  https://support.Oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show & type = ATT & ID = 1118681.1:PD11G_INSTALL_PT5 & inline = 1

  Specify the Application FOR page/section: you must specify OID information for installation of the portal.
  If you do not wish to integrate oracle descoverer services and do not want single sign - on, uncheck the box.
  RE: NOTICE: verbal instructions on this boy, are confused.    Instructions on where to get information from the OID would be useful
  here. in addition, the instructions show that if you have specified use of discoverer, a check box is displayed and check
  That's if you want to use the SSO on.   A blurb on what if you did NOT specify discoverer would be appropriate here.
  Or something about this discoverer is and if it comes by default with the installation.

  First, as discussed in another thread, I plan to reformulate the wording of this step... so thanks again for your comments.

  Note on this question / comment

  "To understand at the time where we upgrade repository portal.  In my opinion, who runs the configuration wizard PFRD is that fact for us.  I will go through the video.    And me who runs the IDM upgrades OID configuration wizard. »

  PFRD Configuration Wizard does not upgrades the repository of the portal, it creates just a portal 11g AS Instance against the repository Portal 10g's existing. The Upgrade Wizard upgrades site two-step

  1 put Update Wizard (option "upgrade intermediate level Instance") upgrades 11 g base instance configuration so that it matches the source portal AS10g instance configuration

  2 Upgrade Wizard (option "Upgrade the repository in metadata schemas") upgrades the repository Portal 10 g.

  It's a similar story for instant messaging, only the IM Upgrade Wizard upgrades the configuration file system and the GI database schemas in a go (IE there is no upgrade wizard option separated to "Upgrade the repository in metadata schemas")

  I think that the Viewlet created the PFRD and IDM Upgrade Guides whether clear.

• Oracle 11G of OSB. Unable to find the Page of Configuration Oracle Service Bus.

  Hi all
  
  Sorry for the silly question apparent but I am a student and learning product.
  
  I OSB demand to 11G installed and running with a service proxy and routing work. The Oracle ESB documentation http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E21764_01/doc.1111/e15866/ui_ref.htm#i1327746 to Chapter 4.4.2 Oracle Service Bus Configuration Wizard new project of
  Use this wizard to create a configuration Oracle Service Bus project. For the configuration options, see Section 4.4.3 "Page of Configuration of Oracle Service Bus.
  4.4.3 oracle Service Bus Page of Configuration.
  
  I don't see the configuration page from anywhere in the left pane of the console. Am I missing something? The project creation works well but I do not see the Wizard configuration.
  Thank you.
  Concerning
  Salvatore Ilardo

  you will see that the wizard project in your eclipse ide tool configuration.

  When you are in the perspective of the Oracle Service Bus, create new project > Oracle Service Bus. and there you have this option.

• Oracle Service Bus 10 gR 3 - only omitted could get WLS lock change

  My question is, how to release this block?
  
  Details follow...
  
  Oracle Service Bus 10 g 3 on Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition.
  
  I'm following 1 tutorial. (Sheesh, I can't even this right!)
  Around page 3 - 28-"to test the ManagerLoanReviewService of loan application routing.
  Point 1 says to start the server. Without thinking, I did exactly that.
  The problem is, it was already running, otherwise, I would not use the sbconsole to do the editing.
  Of course, he found he was already running and not started again.
  Problem is, after stopping the server, PointBase command files closed.
  So, after a false start, I'm done with a server without database under it.
  Very well, I restarted.
  
  Now, by using the activate session ("" sbconsole/sbconsole.portal? _nfpb = true & _windowLabel = ViewChangesPortlet & ViewChangesPortlet_actionOverride = % 2Fchangemgmt % 2FSessionActivate & _pageLabel = ChangeManagement & ViewChangesPortletactivate = activate ' ")
  
  I can't activate my session, as it says the following: -.
  
  Cannot get WLS Edit lock; It is currently owned by user weblogic. This indicates that you either started a WLS change and forgot to turn it on, or another user performs WLS changes that still need to be activated. The WLS Edit lock can be released by opening a session on the WLS console and either by undoing the locking or activate the WLS changes pending.
  
  I show exceptional sessions, there is only one.
  I turn to this session.
  I can not activate this session.
  I tried to restart the AdminServer.
  He speaks by unlocking the console Admin WLS. Where? How?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  ... Lyall
  
  PS. I gave up on that and simply amazed the entire lot and started (returned to validate the installation and restarted the full tutorial). However, it would be useful to know how to solve this problem properly, if I ever find myself in the same scenario again.

  Connect to the user weblogic admin console:

  http://yourhost:port / console (Note: this is different from console SB which is /sbconsole)

  It should show pending changes on the left side of the screen, just click Cancel all.

• B2B integration Oracle Service Bus

  We strive to reach B2B & Oracle Service Bus integration. We want to generate HL7 binary message with the entry as HL7 xml. B2B is configured to do this. As I use the batch command line utility to generate the message.
  
  Oracle.tip.adapter.B2B.data.IPEnqueue Java E:\oracle\OraAS\ip\tutorial\HL7\runtime\enq_a01.properties
  
  
  We must achieve this goal of OSB. OSB provides functionality to invoke a java class methods. So to place the message of waiting I actually invoke IPEnqueue main method of b2b jar file:
  
  String args [] = {"enq_a01.properties"};
  IPEnqueue.main (args);
  
  It works perfectly well for the prompt command, but when I try to do it error OSB...
  
  Java: 42).
  to weblogic.servlet.internal.WebAppServletContext$ ServletInvocationActio
  n.Run(WebAppServletContext.Java:3496)
  to weblogic.security.acl.internal.AuthenticatedSubject.doAs (Authenticate
  dSubject.java:321)
  at weblogic.security.service.SecurityManager.runAs (unknown Source)
  to weblogic.servlet.internal.WebAppServletContext.securedExecute (WebAppS
  ervletContext.java:2180)
  at weblogic.servlet.internal.WebAppServletContext.execute (WebAppServletC
  ontext. Java:2086)
  at weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletRequestImpl.run (ServletRequestImpl.j
  AVA: 1406)
  at weblogic.work.ExecuteThread.execute(ExecuteThread.java:201)
  at weblogic.work.ExecuteThread.run(ExecuteThread.java:173)
  java.lang.NullPointerException
  at oracle.tip.adapter.b2b.data.IPEnqueue.main(IPEnqueue.java:212)
  at PublishData.Invoke (PublishData.java:13)
  at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0 (Native Method)
  at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke (NativeMethodAccessorImpl.
  Java: 39).
  at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke (DelegatingMethodAcces
  sorImpl.java:25)
  
  
  Can you please comment on the exception stack trace that occurs at the very top of the exception. Also please let me know if the approach that I'm following to survey the message is good.
  Or is there a way to survey the message since we offer OSB & B2B. Is there a B2B features outside that would pick up the file in the folder?

  This isn't the way to do it. Using the ESB or BPEL normal, you can put a message on AQ using the standard QA adapter or the JMS adapter (also standard). I don't know if the OSB has a QA-adapter, but I guess so. If so, use it. It must surely have a JMS adapter, and then you can set a custom B2B internal delivery channel that uses a JMS queue.

  For BPEL/ESB, there is also a specific adapter in B2B, but there use AQ internal and previously has not been certified for the latest version of the SOA Suite. QA should be your best bet.

  There is a tech note describing how to set up the things of BSE and another for BPEL. You should be able to use them as a starting point, it should be the same in OSB.

  Good luck!

  Edit: also, you can define a delivery channel internal using a B2B file system folder, but I would recommend the above.

• Oracle service bus and database connectivity

  Since currently OSB does not adapters infrastructure support, what are the options to use the features of the DB adapter type in Oracle Service Bus (ALSB).
  
  It seems JMS and other transport are very well supported, but how we use the Services of DB?
  Please if someone can provide an overview of this.
  
  Thank you

  The only thing we're missing in the ALSB (OSB 3.0) is the DBAdapter. You can use execute - sql () to READ the data in the tables. If you want to insert/update to update data, you could write an EJB and call the EJB to perform this or call a BPEL process to make your database actions.

  The next version of OSB (10gr 3) contains the first version of the JCA layer and will be later supported the cards that were available in the SOA Suite 'elders '.

  Marc

• Oracle Service Bus rest cross

  Hello

  I work with Oracle Service Bus with the REST Web Services. My REST web services have operations defined by the URL like any other service of REST:

  /Operation1

  /operation2

  /operation3

  I need to call this Service REST through Oracle Service Bus via a transmission. Now the problem is that endpoint changes for each operation. Can I create a Service of Proxy REST that can work with all 3 operations, or, do I have to create a service proxy by operation?

  Kind regards

  Nestor

  Hi Nestor,.

  If I understand your question correctly, you want to create the REST service with various resources (I meant different relative URLS). I did not understand your question "Do I need to call the REST through Oracle Service Bus Service via a pass-through".

  Ideally REST because you might be knowing, services work on the HTTP verbs for operations CRUD and you talk about the different relative URLS for features different business. As has said, you can have a unique proxy service, and then in the pipeline, you could get the "parent-url" of the REST service, and then subject to manipulations of strings (i.e. for ex /operation1; /operation2; /operation3 servlet context) you could dynamically invoke the various points of endpoint (endpoint uri property).

  It will be useful.

• Java Native Interface (JNI) for connectivity Oracle Service Bus

  Hi all

  We have a legacy database and its functionality exposed by some of the C/C++ API programs. Our requirement is to make the use of these APIs and integrate the Oracle Service Bus (ESB of Oracle Fusion Middleware)/BPEL

  From now on, the C/C++ API have been compiled into a library and called from a JAVA JNI class. So according to the concepts of the JNI, java class simply calls the native methods that are implemented in C/C++, by calling to this library.

  Here is an example of an implementation:

  public class DatabaseConnector {

public native String establishConnection(  String ServerName, String UserName, String Password );

static {
   System.loadLibrary(LIBRARRY_NAME);
}

public static void main(String[] args) {

   DatabaseConnector dbconn = new DatabaseConnector();  
   String result = dbconn.establishConnection(args[0], args[1], args[2]);
   System.out.println("Result of Connection Establishment: " + result);

}
}

  Autochanger_name (libLIBRARY_NAME.so) contains the implementation of the native method for creating the connection, refreshing connection, sending message, etc.

  Now, what is the best way to integrate this feature of JNI in an Oracle Service Bus/BPEL?

  Legacy-> Db-> C/C++-> JAVA JNI API? -> OSB/BPEL

  1. Is it really possible to write a based on this JNI EJB session bean? I understand, EJB standards are against loading native libraries directly in the Java class, as a result of NYI.
  2. Is it possible to write any custom JCA adapter for this? What are the possible areas that I need to answer then?
  3. All other possible ways that you think would be appropriate?
     

  There is a requirement of the settlement planning. As a connection method refresh should be called every X minutes to keep the connection open. Topology wise there are no restrictions to run native code and the Weblogic container on the same machine.

  Any suggestions much appreciated. Let me know if you need more information.

  Kind regards

  Billon

  Hi Bhaskar,

  Both JAX - RS and adapter resources must be built on top of the NYI... With the help of Tuxedo allows to eliminate the use of the NYI...

  If you need/want to eliminate JNI, the solution is to make the native libraries behave as a provider of services, exhibition services via a network protocol... You can do this with or without smoking, but I like the Tuxedo approach...

  However, if you're ok with JNI, build a resource adapter...

  See you soon,.

  Vlad

• Custom preferences or properties in Oracle Service Bus?

  Hello

  Can we have custom properties or preferences as in BPEL (bpel.preference) in Oracle Service Bus?

  We want to store a static string value that changes for every Dev/Test/Prod env

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Many use a xml/xquery file with a fixed xml and retrieve content as a transformation in your proxy service. It is quite easy and you can change the settings of the console of the OSB...

  See you soon,.

  Vlad

• FMW: Portal Upgrade Advisor - video part 4 patch the Oracle Home "how to install Oracle Middleware 11 g Rel 1 portal and discoverer" should specify to use previous pfrd Oracle Home

  NOTE: from 'build base Middleware of Oracle 11 g Architecture. "
  Review of the videos for "How to install Oracle 11g Rel 1 portal Middleware and discoverer?"
  Part 4 patch the Oracle home (04:57)
  https://support.Oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show & type = ATT & ID = 1118681.1:PD11G_INSTALL_PT4 & inline = 1

  The verbal and demo explanation does not use the original location/Oracle HOme of the previously
  installed for the binary PFRD base.   It probably should.

  In addition, for some steps to follow to patch binaries PFRD, I'd put it:

  Step 4.  I am guessing that the patch will establish an another sub dir Disk1 and don't want to overwright
  installation of the initial PFRD, therefore, moves the Group of hotfixes as follows.

  CD/opt/web/install/PortalUpgradeAdvisor/pfrd
  960 ls - ltr
  Group of hotfixes mkdir 961
  Group patches 962 mv p11060983_111140_LINUX.zip
  Group patches 963 cd.
  Unzip 964 *.

  RE: of course, having unpacked the group created patches another subdirectory Disk1 with his own runInstaller
  VNC gui:

  I guess, all we are doing is patching of binary files, nothing should be running.
  Maybe an environment set in same, as when we ran last the PFRD install, however.  There we / I had
  run. / set_mid_clean after making sure the files property was oracle: oracle.

  Yes, VNC gui and
  / opt/Web/Install/PortalUpgradeAdvisor/pfrd/Patchset/disk1
  . / runInstaller

  Here again, we select Install Software - is not configured
  RE: Get the message again on this screen "installs the software only. After said is finished, use
  config.sh at ORACLE bin directory to configure the working bodies of these components installed.

  Specify the installation location.  Always to
  Oracle Middleware homepage: / opt/oracle/Middleware
  and
  An Oracle home directory: as_2 # I bet it must be as_1 because that is where the initial PFRD install binary files has occurred.

  NOTE: The summary of the Installation in the video screen escape the Oracle Home is the previous specified during the initial installation. That is to say. PFRD_Binaries.   I guess I should have named that instead of taking the default as_1. At least I would have to have done that.  Well.  Maybe this story might help the next guy.

  Also

  NOTE: The Installation screen is not "from" group of patches as in the video where it says
  Install Oracle Portal, forms, reports, and discover the Group of hotfixes.
  

  Hi Charlie
  I'm a little confused by this feedback. Especially when you say that you see the option "install - do not configure. Should this option is visible only when you run the Basic 11.1.1.2 PFRD the software installer. The Group of hotfixes 11.1.1.4 has his own 'runInstaller'... and this will display what you see in the viewlet. You definitely run the installer from the directory of stage in the Group of hotfixes? (I'll do my own validation test - if I find something strange going on... I'll report.)

  I now take the following action

  1. I will put the Viewlet so it is clear that the Group of hotfixes is staged in a different place from the base 11.1.1.2 media
  2. provide that nothing must be running (because at this point, no instance of 11 g of construction has been configured)
  3. There's a "slippage" that illustrates the Middleware and Oracle Home entries in the screen "Location of Installation to specify" IE

  Middleware homepage: / u01/alca_portal/middleware
  Oracle home: PFRD_Binaries

  However, you will see that this slide for 2 seconds (which is an error) and if you miss it probably.

  Just FYI - the House of Oracle 11 g correction is in general the same procedure as patching a mid-layer House AS10g i.e

  -You set the Oracle Home base using the installation of the basic software program
  -You patch the Oracle home using the installation program of the Group of hotfixes

• How to install Oracle Database Audit Vault

  Hi all

  I have my database in oracle 10g in linux environment, I used to install oracle database audit Vault 10.2.3 Linux

  can any 1 tell me how to install it or what or the required steps.

  any useful link would be useful

  Thank you...

  Hello

  Please check: How to install Oracle Database Audit Vault - Yahoo video search results

  Thank you

• Business Services to companies and Oracle Service Bus

  Hello
  We use the AIA, and we have developed a number of EBS. These are composite applications containing a mediator and are deployed on the server of the SOA.
  Do I have reason to say that another option is to use the Oracle Service Bus and replace the composite application of BSE by BSE in the Bus of Service Oracle?
  Robert

  Robert,
  what you describe is technically possible, however, I see hardly any advantage that would compensate the compromise (additional infrastructure, followed through 2 more difficult instance tracking tools, etc.) of such an approach.

  What advantage you try to achieve during the replacement of composites of Ombudsman with services of the OSB?

  Gerhard

• Oracle Service Bus - Unix permissions on telnet

  Hi all
  
  I am completely new to Oracle Service Bus. The problem I'm facing is that OSB 11g should be used in a sense rather specific environment - OSB must send messages CSV format via telnet to a legacy system. Until the connection must be authorized by a Unix login and a password. As login/pass authorization is quite simple with these FTP or HTTP transport, I came up with two solutions:
  
  development of a new transport of socket with an appropriate authorization (ie. using http://sadun-util.sourceforge.net/) based on sample-transport procedure provided with the installation of OSB
  JMS using taken JCA adapter and the legend of Java with a method of authorization in the request pipeline - is that valid?
  My question is what is the best way to solve the problem? Is there a better way to solve these problems?
  
  Thanks in advance for your answers.
  Kind regards
  P.

  OK, I understand. Another pain of existing service. :-)

  Well, the information you need also a response (and the file transport not only one-way) are new to me and it changes a lot. I agree that in this case, ftp is not a good choice.

  I have recommended the legend of java because I followed the otherwise obscure idea solutions must be processed quickly and easily if we can focus on clean the solution later and rather expensive and still incorrect solution now. However, if you think that your old system will live with you for years, you can try the transport custom instead. It will be more comfortable to work with and it's important for long term solutions.

  If you decide to try the legend of java option, you do not have worry about the implementation of transportation custom at all. You can create the custom Java class by using for example the http://sadun-util.sourceforge.net/ telnet client (as you suggest) and that's all. A simple POT with your client (static java method) called from your proxy stream. You can even use the service account with your java through fn - bea Locator: lookupBasicCredentials:
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E13171_01/ALSB/docs30/Userguide/XQuery.html#wp1101438
  I've never tried, but I think that, with the custom transport provider, you can have better support for the use of service (without this xpath function) account.

  Moreover, it is quite an interesting source for design considerations:
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E13171_01/ALSB/docs25/transportsdk/architecture.html#wp1046994
  You must also give a try looking for the forum. Some similar topics have been discussed here in the past.