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• Setup error Oracle Service registry 11.1.1 with no release to clear the log

  I get the following error during the installation of the OSR, I am new to ORACLE can we all please let me know solution. The log file lists these vague lines. How can I troubleshoot it. I have Windows 7 and 12g of Oracle is installed. I created a schema user "OSR" as well. Can anyone help?

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  Java returned: 1
  Failed installation. If available, see 'C:\Oracle\Middleware\Weblogic\registry111\log\install.log '.
  For correct installation settings and the installation of curriculum vitae, click recovery.
  .
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  #Mon 22 dec 18:51:03 2014 PKT
  porting. Context = Registry
  DB. System.Name.condition = Oracle
  install. Server.Operator.Name = Oracle
  porting. WebLogic.deploy.Mark =
  Oracle.Server.Host = localhost
  install. Server.SMTP.port = 25
  alldb. Create.DataSource.Name=JDBC/registryDS
  porting. WebLogic.admin.Password = *.
  install. Server.SMTP.Password.confirmation = *.
  install. Server.admin.mail=admin@localhost
  install. OS.is.win.AndCondition = true
  Create.Desktop.Icons = no
  porting.support.multihost = true
  porting. WebLogic.Home =
  Setup.Skip.Marker =
  porting. WebLogic.deploy.type.condition = Domain
  install. Server.SMTP.default.sender.Name = NAB
  porting. WebLogic.admin.port = 7001
  install. Server.SMTP.Password = *.
  porting.HTTPS.use = no
  Account.backend.type.condition = Database
  install. Server.SMTP.title =
  alldb. Advance.condition = false
  install. Server.admin.Name = admin
  alldb. Create.DataSource.WebLogic = Yes
  install. Server.admin.Password.confirmation = *.
  Dist.version = 11.1.1
  install. [email protected]
  alldb. Create.DataSource = Yes
  install.type.condition = standalone
  alldb. JDBC. Custom.uribox = no
  install. Server.SMTP.Host = localhost
  Create.menu.Items = no
  alldb. Create.Drop.condition = Connect
  Oracle.Database.Name = ORCL
  porting. WebLogic.admin.Host = localhost
  porting. WebLogic.https.port = 7102
  install. Directory = C\:\\Oracle\\Middleware\\Weblogic\\registry111
  install. Server.admin.Password = *.
  Oracle.Server.port = 1521
  porting. WebLogic.http.port = 7101
  DB. ShowAll.condition = false
  porting. Server.type.condition = standalone
  alldb. JDBC. Custom.urifield =
  alldb. JDBC.drivers.Paths=C\:\\app\\nkhan\\product\\12.1.0\\dbhome_1\\jdbc\\lib\\ojdbc6.jar
  porting. HostName = Oracle - nkhan.xavor.com
  porting. WebLogic.admin.Name =
  porting. WebLogic.java.Home =
  porting.type.condition = weblogic11g
  install. Server.SMTP.Account.Name =
  Oracle.Database.User = OSR
  install. Windows.menu = Oracle 11.1.1 Service registry
  Oracle.Database.Password = *.

  [java] BUILD FAILED
  [java] C:\Oracle\Middleware\Weblogic\registry111\etc\setup\database.XML:785: The following error occurred during the execution of this line:
  [java] C:\Oracle\Middleware\Weblogic\registry111\etc\setup\database.XML:390: The following error occurred during the execution of this line:
  [java] C:\Oracle\Middleware\Weblogic\registry111\etc\setup\database.XML:207: The following error occurred during the execution of this line:
  [java] C:\Oracle\Middleware\Weblogic\registry111\etc\db\oracle\installOracleDB.XML:184: Java returned: 1

  [java] Total time: 3 seconds
  Java returned: 1
  Failed installation. If available, see 'C:\Oracle\Middleware\Weblogic\registry111\log\install.log '.
  For correct installation settings and the installation of curriculum vitae, click recovery.
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  I had Oracle database 12 initially. I was not aware that Oracle Service registry currently supports 10g or 11g database. So, I uninstalled the 12 database and installed 11g. Then installed the Service registry and the fixed number.

• Integration of OEG and Oracle Service registry

  No matter what people you have idea how integrating Oracle Service registry OEG?

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/ID-Mgmt/documentation/OSR-OEG-integration-guide-428916.PDF

• Service Registry Setup error

  Hi all
  
  In order to install AIA in our systems, we install oracle service registry. But we face a problem when installing the service registry. get us the error is:
  
  Copy D:\product\10.1.3.1\OracleAS_2\jdbc\lib\classes12_g.jar JDBC drivers...
  Creating schema...
  [java] [java] java.sql.SQLException: listener refused the connection with the following error:
  [java] [java] ORA-12505, TNS:listener is not currently of SID given in connect descriptor
  [java] [java] Used by the client connect descriptor was:
  [java] [java] localhost:1521:uddinode
  
  [java] [java] at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.throwSqlException(DatabaseError.java:166)
  [java] [java] at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.throwSqlException(DatabaseError.java:431)
  [java] [java] at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CConnection.logon(T4CConnection.java:341)
  [java] [java] at oracle.jdbc.driver.PhysicalConnection. < init > (PhysicalConnection.java:391)
  [java] [java] at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CConnection. < init > (T4CConnection.java:150)
  [java] [java] at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CDriverExtension.getConnection(T4CDriverExtension.java:31)
  [java] [java] at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver.connect(OracleDriver.java:626)
  [java] [java] at java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection (unknown Source)
  [java] [java] at java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection (unknown Source)
  [java] [java] at com.systinet.uddi.database.util.CreateSchema.setUpConnection(CreateSchema.java:266)
  [java] [java] at com.systinet.uddi.database.util.Connector.init(Connector.java:133)
  [java] [java] at com.systinet.uddi.database.util.CreateSchema.main (CreateSchema.java:349)
  [java] [java] java.lang.RuntimeException: listener refused the connection with the following error:
  [java] [java] ORA-12505, TNS:listener is not currently of SID given in connect descriptor
  [java] [java] Used by the client connect descriptor was:
  [java] [java] localhost:1521:uddinode
  
  [java] [java] at com.systinet.uddi.database.util.Connector.handleSQLException(Connector.java:74)
  [java] [java] at com.systinet.uddi.database.util.CreateSchema.setUpConnection(CreateSchema.java:273)
  [java] [java] at com.systinet.uddi.database.util.Connector.init(Connector.java:133)
  [java] [java] at com.systinet.uddi.database.util.CreateSchema.main (CreateSchema.java:349)
  
  [java] BUILD FAILED
  [java] file:C:/oracle/registry_10_1_3/etc/db/oracle/installOracleDB.xml:137: Java returned: 1
  
  [java] Total time: 3 seconds
  
  Java returned: 1
  Failed installation. If available, see 'c:\oracle\registry_10_1_3\log\install.log '.
  For correct installation settings and installation of resumes, click on retrieve.
  
  Anyone know how to fix this problem?
  
  Concerning
  Senthil R

  U might have mentioned uddinode (there is a default in the installation) to the already existing database option. Change this to the SID of the database installed

• Missing Oracle services

  Hi all

  I installed Oracle 11 g XE on my laptop Windows 8 and it worked perfectly.

  I came to use the other day, and the database would not start. When I explored,

  I discovered that the Oracle Services are gone.

  Also, the registry for Oracle entries seem to have disappeared.

  Database files, program etc. files are all there.

  I have recently upgraded to Windows 8.1 (official release) but I don't know if the two

  are related.

  What I hope is a way to get the existing database running - I kinda

  the work done in the database that I don't want to lose by deleting everything and leave.

  I tried a repair install, but nothing has changed.

  Thank you

  Malcolm

  Re: Windows 8.1 upgrade: all DB Oracle services are deleted!

• 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.

• How to establish the relationship between the tables contact and Global (entity) in Oracle Service Cloud to preconfigure data

  Hello

  We strive to integrate the OPA attributes to the Cloud Service Oracle tables to store session data for the customer portal users.

  We tried mapping the attributes of the OPA with relevant tables of cloud Service Oracle? Is there any installation of additional data to create to retrieve the session data for the particular user / contact?

  We managed to save tha data in arrays of cloud Service for users of ananymous and also well regarding customers portal users but to preconfigure data do we need to do any additional configuration / mapping to the contact table?

  Please help on the establishment of the relationship between the contact and Global (new table created in cloud Service) tables.

  Thank you

  Vivek

  Hi Vivek,

  To load data from the Contact in the the OPA policy template, you must configure the widget of the OPA. For instructions, see the following articles:

  - Incorporate an interview that uses data portals in Oracle Service Cloud Customer Portal

  - Deploy and configure the sample OPA widget

  - Insert the widget to sample in a customer portal page

  Obviously, you need to do the mapping in OPM as well, but even if the mapping is correct, you will not be able to load the Contact data unless the widget of the OPA is implemented.

  See you soon,.

  Jasmine

• 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

• Crashing "Service registry implementation"... in my Creative Suite CS6

  Crashing 'service registry implementation... " This stops as the flash screen initial large reels of everything he puts in place just before it crashes on startup in my Mac Indesign CS6.

  I uninstalled, used the Adobe cleaner and reinstalled twice now and the same thing happens.

  The others in my Creative Suite CS6 work very well.

  Help please...

  Please respond to [email deleted by the moderator - political forum is to keep all correspondence here so others can benefit]

  See Re: InDesign crashes at startup

• Add Oracle Service Bus for SOA field

  Hello
  
  I have a 11.1.1.6 SOA cluster topology that I deployed according to the enterprise SOA deployment guide. My next task is to deploy the Bus of the Oracle Service. The documentation seems to be a little hazy for me on whether or not I can extend my existing domain to include the OSB. In my current field, I have two groups, one for SOA and one for GOSA. If my thought was to create a cluster in addition to OSB and target deployments of OSB in this cluster. Anyone know if this is the direction that I should be on the way, or should I create a domain for the BSO?
  
  Thank you

  If you have installed the OSB in the same House of middleware, always extend you the existing domain to include the OSB.

• 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 services on window 2003

  Hello team, does anyone know how can I start an oracle database service but not to open the database? I need to start an Oracle Service but I need to keep the database assembled. Or at least start the service but to keep the database closed or an off (never open).
  
  Version of database is 9.2.0.8.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  >

  oradim-new - sid test - startmode manual - srvc-OracleServicetest - srvcstart system

  If the service will start automatically, but the database will remain closed. Then, using a script I'll leave the database on the State of 'sleep '.

  No I just say? ;-)

  Seems simple enough. Why not try and "refine" as necessary thereafter.

  The other option would be to use "demand" Win service start and then control the service and so instance remotely as needed. If that fits your needs, maybe?

  Published by: orafad on October 13, 2011 13:43

• 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 - 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.