Web services - role management connector

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• Update password user via Web Services

  Hello. I'm trying to update the password for a user via the web services of management of rights, https://{mydomain} / SOAP/services/RightsManagementService? wsdl & lc_version = 9.0.1, using .NET 4.0 (c#).

  Here's the function I wrote. When I run the code it always returns false. I have searched the documentation and the forumns but found nothing. Can anyone provide any ideas on how I can update a user password in LiveCycle via exposed web services?

  public bool UpdateUserPassword (string userName, string password)

  {

  Boolean result = false;

  WebServices.RightsManagement. user UserImpl = new WebServices.RightsManagement. UserImpl ();

  User.UserID = username;

  user.canonicalName = username;

  user.domainName = DefaultPolicySets. DefaultDomain;

  user.principalType = 'USER';

  User.local = true;

  User.Locked = false;

  User.Disabled = false;

  User.System = false;

  Console. WriteLine (this. rmSvc.resetExternalUserPassword (user, password));

  returns the results;

  }

  The answer to this question was to use another function exposed by Web services of management directory, {domain} / SOAP/services/DirectoryManagerService? WSDL & lc_version = 9.0.1.

  The function in question is called updateLocalUser().

  You can find more information here http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/programLC/javadoc/com/adobe/idp/um/api/Directory Manager.html#updateLocalUser%28com.adobe.idp.um.api.infomodel.User,%20java.lang.String%29.

• Web service for private cloud OPA connectors

  Hello

  1. is there a pre-configured for Oracle HCM web services connector? The documentation (which is a web service connection?) specifies that "predefined web service connectors are available for some Oracle applications."

  2 are PL/SQ skills necessary to query and update the data source (Oracle), or the structure of connectors contains of classes/methods/etc, that to do this at a higher level (i.e. just by specifying the details of db connection & fields)?

  I am aware of the example of project (that I'll study in parallel), but just ask quickly here as well.

  Thanks in advance,

  Razvan

  I'm not aware of a web services connector pre-built from Oracle for HCM, but it is possible that there is something developed by a partner of Oracle.

  The structure of connectors is really an architecture and a set of definitions of the web services any connector must support. It is possible to build a connector that uses the JDBC API, PL/SQL, other Java API, or call other web services. The main requirement is that it should provide a mapping to something that resembles the structure of the Table/column/line/field expect web services of the OPA.

• Problem with Web service connector

  Hello

  I am trying set OOTB Webservice connector but get the following error when executing the search of the user of the IOM operation.

  oracle.wsm.policy.advertisement.AdvertisementException: WSM-01701: The Runtime PolicySet cannot be announced due to validation errors.

  PolicySet "PolicySet [subjectPattern = ResourcePattern [pattern=/oim_domain/soa_server1/soainfra/default/SXXXXWSConnector/WSConnector/1.0/soa_4ddd27bc-adea-4504-80cb-298d293a12ca/SERVICEs/wsconnector_client_ep/PORTs/WebservicesConnectorService_pt, subjectType = SCA_SERVICE, terms = {PORT = WebservicesConnectorService_pt, COMPOSITE = SalesforceWSConnector, = SCA_SERVICE, SUBJECT_TYPE = wsconnector_client_ep, REVISION = 1.0, LABEL = soa_4ddd27bc-adea-4504-80cb-298d293a12ca, PARTITION = by default, DOMAIN = oim_domain, SERVER = soa_server1}], domainExpression =http://org.identityconnectors.genericws#wsdl.endpoint(wsconnector_client_ep/WebservicesConnectorService_pt)]. , polmap = {oimcp/WS_CONNECTOR_OUTBOUND = {policy [wsp:http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/09/policy] [local-optimization: off] [provides:{}http://schemas.oracle.com/ws/2006/01/policy]} SOAP_HTTP, {http://schemas.oracle.com/ws/2006/01/policy} SOAP_JMS] [oraSmartDigest:1332670244] [status: enabled] [smartDigests:1332670244V1_2, 1332670244V1_2, 359294128V1_5359294128V1_5,] [wsu:http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-utility-1.0.xsd] [Id: WS_CONNECTOR_OUTBOUND] [orawsp:http://schemas.oracle.com/ws/2006/01/policy] [smartDigest:1332670244] [description} : IOM Webservices connector outbound policy. This policy does the outbound processing for target webservice invocation calls][attachTo:binding.client][Name:oimcp/WS_CONNECTOR_OUTBOUND][category:security][{SimpleAssertion[custom-executor][Silent:false][name:WSConnectorOutboundAssertion][Enforced:true][custom:http://schemas.oracle.com/ws/soa/custom][category:security/custom][{AssertionBindings[{Config[name:WSConnectorOutboundAssertion_properties][{PropertySet[name:standard-security-properties][{Property[type:string][contentType:optional][name:reference.priority]}]}]}]}]}]}}}, constraintedDataMap={ConstraintGroup [terms=[], size=0, weight=0]=ConstraintedData [status=FAILURE localoptimization = null, validationErrors = [ValidationError [m_errorCode = WSM-01775, m_errorMessage = null, m_errorContext=/oim_domain/soa_server1/soainfra/default/SalesforceWSConnector/1.0/soa_4ddd27bc-adea-4504-80cb-298d293a12ca/SERVICEs/wsconnector_client_ep/PORTs/WebservicesConnectorService_pt, m_errorLevel = error, m_resourceBundle = policyvalidation, m_errorMsgArgs = [SCA_SERVICE, binding.server, oim_domain/soa_server1/soainfra/default/SalesforceWSConnector/1.0/soa_4ddd27bc-adea-4504-80cb-298d293a12ca/SERVICEs/wsconnector_client_ep/PORTs/WebservicesConnectorService_pt and oimcp/WS_CONNECTOR_OUTBOUND a client end point]]] "[{[, overrides = [,], polRefs = [PolicyReference [policyURI oimcp/WS_CONNECTOR_OUTBOUND =, polRefQName = {http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2004/09/policy} PolicyReference, version =-1, attributes = {{http://schemas.oracle.com/ws/2006/01/policy} status = enabled, {http://schemas.oracle.com/ws/2006/01/policy} class = security}, overrideProps = null]]]}, locked = true]"

  validation errors: "WSM-01775: politics ' oimcp/WS_CONNECTOR_OUTBOUND' cannot be set ResourcePattern" / oim_domain/soa_server1/soainfra/default/SXXXXWSConnector/1.0/soa_4ddd27bc-adea-4504-80cb-298d293a12ca/SERVICEs/wsconnector_client_ep/PORTs/WebservicesConnectorService_pt "SubjectType 'SCA_SERVICE' of attachTo"binding.server"since it can only be used with" an endpoint client.. [/ oim_domain/soa_server1/soainfra/default/SalesforceWSConnector/1.0/soa_4ddd27bc-adea-4504-80cb-298d293a12ca/SERVICEs/wsconnector_client_ep/PORTs/WebservicesConnectorService_pt]

  " .

  at oracle.wsm.advertisement.AdvertisementEngine.checkPolicySetErrors(AdvertisementEngine.java:1196)

  at oracle.wsm.advertisement.AdvertisementEngine.advertise(AdvertisementEngine.java:229)

  at oracle.wsm.advertisement.AdvertisementEngine.advertisePolicySet(AdvertisementEngine.java:641)

  at oracle.j2ee.ws.server.WebServiceProcessor.addPolicyAnnotations(WebServiceProcessor.java:1495)

  at oracle.j2ee.ws.server.WebServiceProcessor.advertiseWSDL(WebServiceProcessor.java:1440)

  at oracle.j2ee.ws.server.provider.ProviderWSDLHandler.addPolicy(ProviderWSDLHandler.java:362)

  at oracle.j2ee.ws.server.provider.ProviderWSDLHandler.handle(ProviderWSDLHandler.java:152)

  at oracle.j2ee.ws.server.provider.ProviderWSDLHandler.presentWSDL(ProviderWSDLHandler.java:118)

  at oracle.j2ee.ws.server.provider.ProviderServlet.presentWsdl(ProviderServlet.java:1124)

  at oracle.j2ee.ws.server.provider.ProviderServlet.doGet(ProviderServlet.java:1103)

  at oracle.j2ee.ws.server.provider.ProviderServlet.doGet(ProviderServlet.java:1011)

  at oracle.integration.platform.blocks.soap.FabricProviderServlet.doGet(FabricProviderServlet.java:396)

  at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:707)

  In addition, performs the following step is required?

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Configure the composite SOA in the composite.xml file. To do this, add the following in the < binding.ws > tags webservice entries that require decryption of password.

  < policyReference URI = "oimcp/WS_CONNECTOR_OUTBOUND".

  orawsp:category = orawsp:status 'security' = "enabled" / >

  < property name = "password" type = "xs: String" > abcd1234 < / property >

  < name = "password.field.xpath.locations property"

  Type = "xs: String" > / ns6:ListOfUser / ns6: User / ns6:Password < / property >

  < name = "target.payload.namespaces property"

  Type = "xs: String" > ns6 = urn: / acme/xml/password < / property >

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Thank you

  You did deploy it after the connection of the wiring?

  It must be a field like [email protected] in there.

  Just to make sure, the oracle/log_policy is in the wsconnector_client_ep and your own web service?

• Management of Web services in ADF (correctly)

  Hi all

  I have a confusion on the management of Web services in the ADF. Please help me get clarity on that. I'm working on JDeveloper 11.1.1.7.0.

  In my implementation of project, we have three layers of database-> BPM (webservices)-> ADF UI. Here, the BPM layer interacts with the database and provides data to appear on ADF UI. We have made the use of customer Web and Proxy Services for the creation of the service proxy and calling Web services BPM of the user interface layer.

  However, the Webservice experience input not direct and simple answers. We had to create several Variables of classes, ArrayList, POJO to prepare the application. Also after getting the answer, we must go through every files, extract data, make some custom manipulation and prepare the result set. So transmit us data to the DC class file and make it available in the palette of the DataControl.

  My question here is, is the right way to manage the webservices implementation in ADF? Is there another way to implement the case what I mentioned above? How to address the case where I need to enrich the request before calling service Web and then extract data from response structure?

  I don't know about the Web service data control, but it gives no flexibility to enrich the request and response (please, correct me if I'm wrong).

  Thanks in advance,

  RM

  In your version, it is the way to go.

  Datacontrols WS can be used only for simple services.

  Timo

• IOM to the web service connector

  I need info on the IOM for the web services connector. Here is the guide of https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E22999_01/doc.111/e38352/toc.htm Web services connector

  All those put in place this connector with a webservice? What is the required coding effort?

  I do not know this connector IOM works very well with AD, etc. of the OID and have used it with great success. But never used the connector with the webservices. Please, share your experiences and let me know any extra info.

  Take a look at the labs to find answer to your question:

  Extending Web service connector

  This asset introduced two labs that explain how you can use the Webservice service connector to build integration with an example of target application.

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/ID-Mgmt/Overview/extending-WebService-connector-1936919.zip

• How encryption works in the web services connector?

  Hi, I wanted to ask if someone could explain or point me to somewhere where its explained how encryption in Web Service connector (connector guide did not help) because I feel like there is a black box in the way that works part of the connector.

  This is what is happening to me.

  When I request an account the IOM sends to the SOA, a SOAP message with this field:

  user < __NAME__ > < / __NAME__ >

  Do0emq9XxVlYdbBxRUFSpciLqp77p6WYXQzATr8UysI = < __PASSWORD__ > < / __PASSWORD__ >

  But SOA sends a SOAP like it even though im using the oimcp/WS_CONNECTOR_OUTBOUND to decrypt the way that the Webservices connector Guide tells me to do section 5.1

  the user < USER_ID > < / USER_ID >

  Do0emq9XxVlYdbBxRUFSpciLqp77p6WYXQzATr8UysI < PASSWORD > = < / PASSWORD >

  < PasswordConfirm > Do0emq9XxVlYdbBxRUFSpciLqp77p6WYXQzATr8UysI = < / passwordConfirm >

  Somehow the DB records the real password not the hash, but if the size of the password in the DB field is smaller than the size of the hash I get a SQL error even if the

  password real has the right length. And change the size of the field in the DB is not always an option.

  Happents another odd thing, is that if I do not declare the passwordConfirm field in < property name = "password.field.xpath.locations" type = "xs: String" > / ns3:PASSWORD, / ns3:passwordConfirm < / property > even if the sending of SOAP by the SOA is always: "

  the user < USER_ID > < / USER_ID >

  Do0emq9XxVlYdbBxRUFSpciLqp77p6WYXQzATr8UysI < PASSWORD > = < / PASSWORD >

  < PasswordConfirm > Do0emq9XxVlYdbBxRUFSpciLqp77p6WYXQzATr8UysI = < / passwordConfirm >

  I get the error that do not match the password and passwordConfirm.

  And to make things even more bizarre if I wire the password, lets say, e-mail and declare this field as needed the decryption of the stored value is the hash. Even if the password is the normal password.

  Also, is there a way for the SOA to send the password in plain text?

  Hello Leo,

  If you have correctly configured oimcp/WS_CONNECTOR_OUTBOUND policy, there should not be any errors and it works without problem.  Unhappiness about using policy - is that the errors you will see when it does not work are not really useful to discover the cause of the problem.  In fact, the most useful tool I found the resolution of the problems with politics is WireShark.

  I used the strategy in multi-instance test scenarios and also support for several customers who try to use the policy.  From my experience, I guess that decryption is being ignored due to an error in your code. If WireShark gives you not with sufficient detail to indicate where the error is, I would say a SR in support to solve the problem more openness.

  Hope that helps,

  Amy

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• How to fire a manager class when consuming web service in java - weblogic

  With the help of Axis 1.4 I created client application that consumes the external server services.

  The response of the application server with the soap message that include tags header as well as the body tag.

  My problem with the header tag, I'm trying to find away to get the header element.

  What happened so far:

  I found that I need to use a handler that extends BasicHandler using this class, I can get the header tag. source: dealing with SOAP in the axis headers

  But how this handler to operate during the use of web services? I mean how to call this handler whenever I received the response from the server to get his header .

  Some articles suggest I should use .wsdd file. I use 11.1.1.7 with weblogic 10.3.6 Jdeveloper environment where I don't know web.xml configuration file.

  Question: How to bind this information (Manager class, .wsdd file and web.xml ) to collect and the Manager works for the heading tags?

  The best start was to check the Axis guide on: Apache-Axis reference Guide where you will have an overview of the workflow. (Thanks to Timo)

  To configure the handlers be trigger on the client side you need to do the following:

  1- Create class Manager basically something similar to the following:

  package mypackge; 
   import javax.xml.soap.SOAPException;
   import org.apache.axis.AxisFault;
   import org.apache.axis.MessageContext;
   import org.apache.axis.handlers.BasicHandler;
   import org.apache.axis.message.SOAPHeader;
   import org.apache.axis.message.SOAPHeaderElement; 
  
   public class SoapHeaderConsumerHandler extends BasicHandler
   { 
       public void invoke(MessageContext messageContext) throws AxisFault 
       { // Your logic for request or response handling goes here. 
        // Basically you need to make use of the parameter 
       // messageContext where you can access the soap header and body tags. 
       } 
  }
  

  2- Create the client-config.wsdd file. It will look like the following:

  http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/" xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java">
    
         
             
        
    
   
  
  
  

  You can see that I only use handlers for incoming response side server. So whenever the client application receives a response from the server the class Manager SoapHeaderConsumerHandler is triggered and the method invoke will be called by default.

  Note: if you want to access the outgoing request before sending to the server you need to add an additional label for to add the request handler.

  Check the Reference Deployment (WSDD) of the guide of the axis:

  3- Where to place the client-config.wsdd file?

  You will need to place the .wsdd file in the working directory. You can easily find the location of the working directory using:

  System.out.println("Working Directory = " + System.getProperty("user.dir"));
  

  Source: Get the Current Working Directory in Java

  You just place the .wsdd file here.

  Useful links:

  Where to place the file client - config.wsdd in Railo

  Handler axis V It is an example to managers of the side server.

  Dealing with SOAP headers in the axis

• Advanced Web services addition of Weblogic for JAX - WS extending resources to new managed server

  If we add a server managed additional to a weblogic domain that has been configured to support Web Services Advanced to Weblogic for the Extensions of JAX - WS in the creation of the domain, what is the right method to add the resources to the new managed server? All of these objects are created automatically when the wls_webservice_jaxws.jar is selected in the creation of the field. However, it is not possible to reuse the model to add resources to a newly added managed server.

  We tried to use the wls_webservice_complete_update_utils.py to create these objects, but when this script is pointing to a single server, it seems that to create the JaxWsSafAgent and no other resource is created for the new managed server.

  in the event of possible it helps someone who may have the same question, I got, I developed the following wlst script to add and configure the resources of JAX - WS Adv Svcs for a managed server newly added to an area that already has the support of the service.

  ###############################################################################

  # Oracle documentation:

  # Configure a JMS server, service agent of Store-and-forward (SAF) and store persistent on each WebLogic Server.

  # In a cluster, each to a target (not the server) local migratable target.

  # Host server 'default migratable target' is sufficient in most cases.

  # Target JMS modules to a cluster (or single server if not not using a clustered environment).

  # Create exactly a subdeployment by module.

  # and fill the subdeployment with JMS servers applicable or SAF agents only, not servers.

  # Target JMS destinations the subdeployment (called Advanced Targeting in the Administration Console).

  # JMS destinations do not use by default the targeting option.

  # The following variables are used in the table:

  server_designator # specifies an ID that is generated automatically by the configuration infrastructure.

  # In general, this ID is in the format auto_number.

  # uniqueID specifies a unique digital ID that is generated automatically by the configuration infrastructure.

  # In General, this ID is a numeric value, for example 1234.

  # servername specifies the name specified by the user to the server.

  # http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/web.1111/e13758/setenv.htm#CACJHIJD

  # RESOURCE NAME                                                                                                                                                                         RESOURCE TYPE

  # WseeJaxwsJmsModule                                                                                                                                             JMS Module

  # File WseeJaxwsFileStore_server_designator storage

  # WseeJaxwsJmsServer_server_designator JMS server

  # WseeJaxwsJmsServeruniqueID JMS Subdeployment

  # Manager weblogic.wsee.jaxws.mdb.DispatchPolicy of work

  # Service ReliableWseeJaxwsSAFAgent_server_name SAF agent

  # Queue JMS WseeBufferedRequestQueue_server_designator

  # Queue JMS WseeBufferedRequestErrorQueue_server_designator

  # Queue JMS WseeBufferedResponseQueue_server_designator

  # Queue JMS WseeBufferedResponseErrorQueue_server_designator

  # WseeStore                                                                                                                                                                                      Logical store

  import sys

  import random

  # import os

  def main():

  Connect ("weblogic', ' password ',' t3: / / hostname:8001")

  domainType = "osb".

  # change the index value to coincide with the index number of the managed server

  # that needs resources, for example osb_server3 or wls_server3 would be all two use index = 3

  # osb_server4 would need to index = 4, etc.

  index = 3

  managedServerName = domainType + '_server %s' % index

  print ' managedServerName is: "+ managedServerName

  print (' check if server ' + managedServerName + "exists...")

  CD ('/Servers')

  Server = ls('c')

  If (servers.find (managedServerName)! = - 1):

  Print ('Server' + managedServerName + "exists...")

  # Get the Configuration Manager and check for existing session

  cfgManager = getConfigManager()

  Try:

  cfgManager.getChanges)

  Print ("failed to open an editing session.  Please clear any open the locks on the configuration. ")

  Print ("Please investigate the lock and try again the script. Script output. ")

  Disconnect()

  Exit()

  except:

  Edit()

  startEdit()

  Print ("creation WseeStore LogicalStore...")

  createLogicalStore (managedServerName, 1).

  Print ("WseeStore LogicalStore...")

  Print ('creating JMS resources and configuration UDQs...')

  createJMSResources (managedServerName, index)

  print ("resources created JMS and configured UDQs... »)

  Print ("activate changes...")

  Activate()

  Print ("enabled... changes")

  print ("disconnection of AdminServer...")

  Disconnect()

  Print ("disconnected from AdminServer...")

  Print ("Script completed successfully.  Please check the changes you made. ")

  Exit()

  Another thing:

  There are 0 =

  print (managedServerName + "does not exist in this area.)  Script will now stop. »)

  Disconnect()

  Exit()

  def createLogicalStore (managedServerName, setAsDefault):

  CD ('/ servers /' + managedServerName + ' / WebService /' + managedServerName + ' / WebServicePersistence /' + managedServerName + ' / ' WebServiceLogicalStores)

  logicalStores = ls('c')

  If (logicalStores.find ('WseeStore')! = - 1):

  Print ("ERROR: LogicalStore WseeStore exist already for ' + managedServerName")

  Print ("Please study.  Script output. ")

  cancelEdit('y')

  Disconnect()

  Exit()

  Another thing:

  CD ('/ servers /' + managedServerName + ' / WebService /' + managedServerName + ' / WebServicePersistence /' + managedServerName)

  cmo.createWebServiceLogicalStore ('WseeStore')

  CD ('/ servers /' + managedServerName + ' / WebService /' + managedServerName + ' / WebServicePersistence /' + managedServerName + ' / WebServiceLogicalStores/WseeStore ')

  cmo.setPersistenceStrategy ('LOCAL_ACCESS_ONLY')

  cmo.setRequestBufferingQueueJndiName ('weblogic.wsee.BufferedRequestQueue')

  cmo.setResponseBufferingQueueJndiName ('weblogic.wsee.BufferedResponseQueue')

  If setAsDefault == 1:

  CD ('/ servers /' + managedServerName + ' / WebService /' + managedServerName + ' / WebServicePersistence /' + managedServerName)

  cmo.setDefaultLogicalStoreName ('WseeStore')

  def createJMSResources (managedServerName, index):

  targetServer = jarray.array ([ObjectName ('com.bea:Name =' + managedServerName + ", Type = server '")], ObjectName)

  # creating persistence store for jms Server

  # NOTE: you will need to create the physical folder for the storage of files

  print ('* FileStore creation ')

  filestore_list = ["WseeJaxwsFileStore"]

  Count = 0

  limit = 1

  While County<>

  CD ('/Deployments')

  Filestore = ls('c')

  Filestore = filestore_list [count] + '_auto_ %s' % index

  If (fileStores.find (filestore)! = - 1):

  print ("' ERROR: Filestore ' filestore + ' already exists!")

  Print ("Please study.  Script output. ")

  cancelEdit('y')

  Disconnect()

  Exit()

  Another thing:

  print ('* adding ' + filestore)

  CD('/')

  cmo.createFileStore (filestore)

  CD ('/ deployments /' + filestore)

  cmo.setDirectory (filestore)

  objectives (", target server)

  print ("Filestore" + filestore + "created")

  # create file storage directory, if there is no

  dir = System.getenv ('DOMAIN_HOME') + ' / ' + filestore

  Try:

  OS.stat (dir)

  except:

  OS.mkdir (dir)

  Count += 1

  # the server jms creation

  print ('* creating WseeJaxws JMS Server "")

  # create server jms WseeJaxwsJmsServer_auto_x

  CD ('/JMSServers')

  jmsServers = ls('c')

  If (jmsServers.find (' %s '% index WseeJaxwsJmsServer_auto_)! = - 1):

  print ("ERROR: WseeJaxwsJmsServer_auto_ % if % index + ' already exists!")

  Print ("Please study.  Script output. ")

  cancelEdit('y')

  Disconnect()

  Exit()

  Another thing:

  CD('/')

  cmo.createJMSServer (' %s '% index WseeJaxwsJmsServer_auto_)

  CD ('/ JMSServers/WseeJaxwsJmsServer_auto_ % if % index)

  cmo.setPersistentStore (getMBean ('/ deployments/WseeJaxwsFileStore_auto_ % if % index))

  objectives (", target server)

  targetWseeJaxwsJmsServer = jarray.array ([ObjectName ('com.bea:Name = WseeJaxwsJmsServer_auto_ % be % index + ", Type = JMSServer")], ObjectName)

  print (index "WseeJaxwsJmsServer_auto_ %s" % + "created")

  # creating WseeJaxwsJmsModule components

  print ('* create queues: index % WseeBufferedRequestQueue_auto_ % to + ', WseeBufferedRequestErrorQueue_auto_ % if % index + ', WseeBufferedResponseQueue_auto_ % if % index + ' and WseeBufferedResponseErrorQueue_auto_ % if % index)

  # check if subdeployment in WseeJaxwsJmsModule

  # targeted on the new JMS server already exists

  CD('/JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/SubDeployments')

  wseejaxwsSubs = ls ("c", returnMap = 'true')

  for wseejaxwsSub in wseejaxwsSubs:

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/SubDeployments /' + wseejaxwsSub + "/ target")

  existingSubTargets = ls ("c", returnMap = 'true')

  for existingSubTarget in existingSubTargets:

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/SubDeployments /' + wseejaxwsSub + ' / objectives /' + existingSubTarget)

  If (existingSubTarget == 'WseeJaxwsJmsServer_auto_ %s' % index):

  print (' ERROR: SubDeployment WseeJaxwsJmsModule ' + wseejaxwsSub + ' already exists and is intended for the %s '% index WseeJaxwsJmsServer_auto_)

  Print ("Please study.  Script output. ")

  cancelEdit('y')

  Disconnect()

  Exit()

  # create subdeployment in WseeJaxwsJmsModule

  CD('/JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule')

  # Number of eight random numbers to generate and convert to string

  # If the subname will conform to the standard naming convention

  # using numbers beginning with four to ensure it is random in existing facilities

  # and try to create some level of self-documentation to coincide with the index server

  uniqueID = str (random.randrange (00000000,99999900))

  subName = "%s WseeJaxwsJmsServer" % index + uniqueID

  cmo.createSubDeployment (subName)

  print ('SubDeployment' + subName + "created")

  # create queue WseeBufferedRequestQueue_auto_x

  CD('/JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/Queues')

  queue = ls('c')

  If (queues.find (' %s '% index WseeBufferedRequestQueue_auto_)! = - 1):

  print ("ERROR: WseeBufferedRequestQueue_auto_ % if % index + ' already exists!")

  Print ("Please study.  Script output. ")

  cancelEdit('y')

  Disconnect()

  Exit()

  Another thing:

  CD('/JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule')

  cmo.createQueue (' %s '% index WseeBufferedRequestQueue_auto_)

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/Files/WseeBufferedRequestQueue_auto_ % if % index)

  cmo.setJNDIName ('weblogic.wsee.BufferedRequestQueue_auto_ % if % index)

  cmo.setSubDeploymentName (subName)

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/SubDeployments /' + subName)

  Set ('Targets', targetWseeJaxwsJmsServer)

  print (index ' WseeBufferedRequestQueue_auto_ %s "% +" created")

  # create queue WseeBufferedRequestErrorQueue_auto_x

  CD('/JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/Queues')

  queue = ls('c')

  If (queues.find (' %s '% index WseeBufferedRequestErrorQueue_auto_)! = - 1):

  print ("ERROR: WseeBufferedRequestErrorQueue_auto_ % if % index + ' already exists!")

  Print ("Please study.  Script output. ")

  cancelEdit('y')

  Disconnect()

  Exit()

  Another thing:

  CD('/JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule')

  cmo.createQueue (' %s '% index WseeBufferedRequestErrorQueue_auto_)

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/Files/WseeBufferedRequestErrorQueue_auto_ % if % index)

  cmo.setJNDIName ('weblogic.wsee.BufferedRequestErrorQueue_auto_ % if % index)

  cmo.setSubDeploymentName (subName)

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/SubDeployments /' + subName)

  Set ('Targets', targetWseeJaxwsJmsServer)

  print (index ' WseeBufferedRequestErrorQueue_auto_ %s "% +" created")

  # create queue WseeBufferedResponseQueue_auto_x

  CD('/JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/Queues')

  queue = ls('c')

  If (queues.find (' %s '% index WseeBufferedResponseQueue_auto_)! = - 1):

  print ("ERROR: WseeBufferedResponseQueue_auto_ % if % index + ' already exists!")

  Print ("Please study.  Script output. ")

  cancelEdit('y')

  Disconnect()

  Exit()

  Another thing:

  CD('/JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule')

  cmo.createQueue (' %s '% index WseeBufferedResponseQueue_auto_)

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/Files/WseeBufferedResponseQueue_auto_ % if % index)

  cmo.setJNDIName ('weblogic.wsee.BufferedResponseQueue_auto_ % if % index)

  cmo.setSubDeploymentName (subName)

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/SubDeployments /' + subName)

  Set ('Targets', targetWseeJaxwsJmsServer)

  print (index ' WseeBufferedResponseQueue_auto_ %s "% +" created")

  # create queue WseeBufferedResponseErrorQueue_auto_x

  CD('/JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/Queues')

  queue = ls('c')

  If (queues.find (' %s '% index WseeBufferedResponseErrorQueue_auto_)! = - 1):

  print ("ERROR: WseeBufferedResponseErrorQueue_auto_ % if % index + ' already exists!")

  Print ("Please study.  Script output. ")

  cancelEdit('y')

  Disconnect()

  Exit()

  Another thing:

  CD('/JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule')

  cmo.createQueue (' %s '% index WseeBufferedResponseErrorQueue_auto_)

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/Files/WseeBufferedResponseErrorQueue_auto_ % if % index)

  cmo.setJNDIName ('weblogic.wsee.BufferedResponseErrorQueue_auto_ % if % index)

  cmo.setSubDeploymentName (subName)

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/SubDeployments /' + subName)

  Set ('Targets', targetWseeJaxwsJmsServer)

  print (index ' WseeBufferedResponseErrorQueue_auto_ %s "% +" created")

  print (queues "in the created WseeJaxwsJmsModule")

  # try except block is sufficient to avoid any problem if these queues

  # have already been added to the queues of dist WseeJaxws

  # If this is the case, the following exception is thrown:

  # weblogic.descriptor.BeanAlreadyExistsException: bean already exists

  Try:

  print ('* addition of the queues in distributed queues)

  queue_list = ['WseeBufferedRequestErrorQueue', 'WseeBufferedResponseQueue', 'WseeBufferedRequestQueue', 'WseeBufferedResponseErrorQueue']

  Count = 0

  limit = 4

  While County<>

  queue = queue_list [count] + '_auto_ %s' % index

  dist_queue = "dist_" + queue_list [count] + 'sent '.

  print ('* added ' queue + 'to' + dist_queue)

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/DistributedQueues /' + dist_queue)

  cmo.createDistributedQueueMember (tail)

  CD ('/ JMSSystemResources/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/JMSResource/WseeJaxwsJmsModule/DistributedQueues /' dist_queue ' / DistributedQueueMembers /' ++ queue)

  cmo.setWeight (1)

  Print ("queue added to UDQ")

  Count += 1

  except:

  Print ("an exception was encountered adding JMS queues for distributed queues '")

  Print ("Please study using the thread dump information provided.'")

  Print ("the script will now stop.")

  cancelEdit('y')

  Disconnect()

  lift

  # create ReliableWseeJaxwsSAFAgent

  Print ("Creating ReliableWseeJaxwsSAFAgent_auto_ %s" % index + '...')

  CD ('/SAFAgents')

  safAgents = ls('c')

  If (safAgents.find (' %s '% index ReliableWseeJaxwsSAFAgent_auto_)! = - 1):

  print ("ERROR: SAFAgent ReliableWseeJaxwsSAFAgent_auto_ % index %s 'exists already for' + managedServerName")

  Print ("Please study.  Script output. ")

  cancelEdit('y')

  Disconnect()

  Another thing:

  CD('/')

  cmo.createSAFAgent (' %s '% index ReliableWseeJaxwsSAFAgent_auto_)

  CD ('/ SAFAgents/ReliableWseeJaxwsSAFAgent_auto_ % if % index)

  cmo.setStore (getMBean ('/ filestore/WseeJaxwsFileStore_auto_ % if % index))

  Set ('Targets', TargetServer)

  cmo.setServiceType ('Both')

  Print ('Created ReliableWseeJaxwsSAFAgent_auto_ %s "% index)

  If __name__ == "main":

  main()

• vCenter 5.5: Web services management service could be started or ended unexpectedly

  Hello

  in our vcenter costs installed 5.5 (on Windows 2012r2), we are not able to start VMware VirtualCenter Management Web services, we have a lot of messages in the system log:

  "The service of VMware VirtualCenter Management Webservices ended unexpectedly.  He did this 874 times.  The following corrective action will be taken in 60000 milliseconds: restart the service. »

  We only found KB articles for vcenter 4.x or 5.1, many said look if any other process is using port 8080, we checked it... no other process using this port

  Any suggestions?

  OK, found the problem: it isn't Port 8080, it is the port 8009 that causes the problem. We had installed qlogic HBA Software (QConvergeConsole), which has installed its own tomcat server. It blocks the port 8009.

  found in wrapper.log

• Changing the settings of data control for the Web Service with the company Manager

  We have different environments for the development, test, acceptance and Production. In the environment, we use different instances of the BSSV server so we have several points of endpoints for Web Services. When we move at the request of the ADF from one environment to another, we do not want to change the source code, but we want to change endpoints using configuration. We have seen that store them in Enterprise Manager, we can change endpoints and that this configuration will be saved in a MDS. But what precisely needs to be configured on the application to get this working? Now, we can change endpoints, but they are not saved.
  
  I found the information in this blog but it doesn´t work: http://blogs.oracle.com/adf/2011/02/changing_endpoint_url_for_a_web_service_data_control.html
  
  Joost

  Hello

  If you want to configure deployment position of connections, it is necessary for your application to be configured with a Repository.As of MDS in writing I'd mentioned in the blog too, for that you need an entry in the adf - config.xml and that your server must have a registered MDS store. Unless you are going to do this, the connection endpoint changes you make will not be saved.
  For example, at the end of the application, adf-config.xml file, you need an entry like this:
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  .
  When you deploy this application a server with a registered MDS, the deployment repository will bring up a dialog box where you can set(select/create) a partition for this app in the mds repository. Once your deployment is done, now if you change the endpoint using EM, it will save your changes.

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• Unable to connect to the console of the Oracle's Web services manager

  Hi guys... I'm dan...
  
  I have oracle soa 10.1.3.1.0. I have my tent to connect to Oracle Web services manager console.
  
  I tried all possible users and passwords as names
  
  United Nations: by default
  PW: EU1
  
  
  United Nations: oc4jadmin
  PW: oc4jadmin (this is the password that I gave to the administrator when installing the suite soa)
  
  United Nations: oc4jadmin
  PW: EU1
  
  
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  Try

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  PW: oracle

• Management component of the ADF based on Web Service

  Hi Experts,

  Jdev 11.1.1.7

  How to create a from ADF BC of web service proxy.  Long time back I saw a post that shows step by step implementation on even use cases. I guess it was Frank Nimphius post.

  I googled a lot, but not found. Looking for simillar post.

  Thank you

  Nitesh

  In this case: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2012/12-jul/o42adf-1653060.html

  Dario

• Web service data control - how to use the data for the axis2 service manager

  Hello
  
  I have the following questions:
  I consume a Web service using the web service based on axis2, MTOM data. The webservice response returns a complex response object.
  
  1. How can I link the (type axis2 DataHandler object) the response content to be stored in a column of data?
  2. in the response object, the name of the file is stored in a hash table structure, how can I retrieve the value of a specific key only? In an ideal world, it's a no-brainer, in ADF(newbie here) I do not know how to extract it?
  3. in addition, the display of collectibles for a response from webservice with a radio button beside each line?
  
  Any help is greatly appreciated.
  
  Thank you
  J
  
  Published by: 843190 on March 22, 2011 18:16
  
  Published by: 843190 on March 22, 2011 18:20

  Is the part of the information that you want to display available as a separate attribute in the results of the Web service in the data control panel?
  If not, and you do a manipulation of the result to retrieve content, you can consider creating a Java proxy for the Web service, in that proxy to expose a method that gives you the news you need and then expose the proxy as a data control. Then, you can call the specific method to get the specific information in the format you need.

• How to call web services from other applications of E9?

  We have an obligation to look to the top of the account ID of a master data management application (no SFDC). The purpose of doing so is to find the account associated with a perspective on the basis of the corporate name, address, city, State, country... The application can expose a web service in search of account. I can call the web service of E9?

  Not directly.  A solution using Eloqua would create a cloud connector, but the code that connects to Eloqua and other web service live outside these two systems.

  Another approach, I recommend if you use Salesforce and the lead will do, there would be screaming to the webservice from Salesforce and have the info power back to Eloqua through integration of eloqua/crm normal.