WS-Addressing & correlation in BPEL

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  2. How the calling process can decide that the answer message he receives come from what conversation if the calling process is not the man who hired the conversation?
  3. Regarding the last quote, is there something wrong if I define a correlation on the output to send to a specific process instance?

  After spending some time more twisting my brain, I think I got a better understanding of the correlation now. Please correct me if I am mistaken on all parties. It is important to me.

  Where and when to define the correlation depends on 2 rules:

  1. Who needs conversation?
  2. Who is 1st to 'talk' in the conversation?

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  1. Only the called process needs a conversation.
  • This scenario has been well illustrated by Arun Pareek in his blog - working with Custom correlation in Oracle BPM Suite 11 g, in which he created a process for the taxi booking. As shown in the image below, there is a subprocess embedded to cancel a reservation. In this case, when another part of the system (process BPEL, BPMN process, etc.) sends a message "Cancel booking" in this process of 'CabBooking', he cares not the conversation. It is the process of 'CabBooking' who needs conversation in order to correct one of its instances running unreserve. The system of 'other', it's just a normal service with the ID of the booking must be cancelled.
    • 
  • Commercially, this kind of procedure should be the case for most popular use for correlation. Technical side, this is where Mark Nelson is correct. As only the called process needs the convesation, the calling process has no need to be aware of the correlation. According to rule 2, it is clear that the activity of "Booking request" is the place to initiate the correlation, as has been done by Arun Pareek in his blog. Subsequently, the "cancel booking" activity can make use of this initiated correlation.
• Only the calling process must a conversation.
  • This scenario was presented by Mark Nelson in his book - Oracle BPM Suite 11 g BPMN topics advanced, in which he had 2 processes: process a to calculate a square of a number and process B to submit the number of input in the process a as shown below. In this example, the correlation was launched on the 'send task' B and used by the task "receive" B processes processes. In the process, he doesn't care the conversation; his only responsibility is to calculate the square of the number of input. It's the process B who needs conversation in order to map the correct response to the Service call message.
• A.
• B.
• Technically, the motivation for this scenario is usually the case in which the called process is a reusable service that does not support WS-addressing. Generally, within the Oracle stack, as WS-addressing is supported, simply use the default conversation without having to manually create correlations. On the business end, one of the reasons for having such a correlation are to ensure that there is only one instance of execution with a special at any time correlation key. For example, for procedure B, it is not possible to have 2 instances with the same number of entries as the correlation key. After the 2nd rule, it is easy to know where to start the correlation - the activity of the 'task to send' process B.
• The appeals process and need a conversation.
  • This scenario is also confirmed in blog Arun Pareek. In the 'Get booking availability' embedded sub-process, he throwed a 'send booking confirmation' signal and then took in the primary process to the activity of «Get answer of Confirmation booking»
. In fact there are 2 ways to implement correlation in this case.
• 
  • Assuming that no correlation has been created in the process of "Taxi booking" (ignore the use case for "Cancel booking" above), sequel to the 2nd rule, as the "send Booking Confirmation" is the activity 1 to join the conversation, this is the place to initiate the correlation, as has been done by Arun Pareek. Subsequently, the 'Booking Confirmation Response Get' will make using the correlation of insiders.
  • We can push this scenario 1 scenario - "only the called process needs a conversation", by launching the correlation directly on the first activity, "Booking request", "cabin booking" in the process of. Using this approach, the 'availability reservation get' subprocess embedded as well as any other external processes that need to communicate with the 'Cabin booking' process will not be aware of the conversation. In this case, all the 'other' process is enough to call a favor. Correlation initiated on the 'Cabin booking' process will take care of the rest.
  • The 2nd approach should be the best practice, because it helps ensure that the correlation is initiated in only 1 place - the 1st activity of the process called and reused by anyone.
• Subprocess multi-instance incorporated.
  • This scenario was presented by Mark Nelson will use a process C, which is a sub-process multi-instance incorporated, to call multiple service to the process above. In this example, the correlation was launched on the 'task to send' C process and used in the 'task to receive' C processes. Once A process has no need to be aware of the conversation. In addition, a conversation of scope must be defined inside the embedded sub-process.
    • 
  • The reason why the correlation must be initiated the calling process is because only one instance of the calling process is several service call to the same process in parallel at the same time. On arrival, the calling process response messages must know what answer message is requiring the Service. Again, within the Oracle stack, as WS-addressing is supported, it is sufficient to use brought the conversation without having to manually define correlations.

This is how I understand the correlation at this stage. Please let me know if I misunderstood something.

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  Hello

  First of all check this process without the waiting activity.
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  (Correlation set is not the issue here)

  Arik

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  < / wsdl:definitions >
  
  = bpel =.
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF - 8"? >
  <!--
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  Oracle JDeveloper BPEL Designer
  
  Created the: Fri Oct 31 14:24:55 PDT 2008
  Author: MCAR
  Subject: Asynchronous BPEL process
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  ->
  < process name = "ProcessFileToWS".
  targetNamespace = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/ProcessFileToWS."
  xmlns = "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2003/03/business-process/."
  queryLanguage = "http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-xpath-19991116".
  expressionLanguage = "http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-xpath-19991116".
  abstractProcess = "" enableInstanceCompensation = 'no '.
  xmlns:bpws = "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2003/03/business-process/".
  xmlns:XP20 = "http://www.oracle.com/XSL/Transform/java/oracle.tip.pc.services.functions.Xpath20".
  xmlns:NS4 = "http://www.oracle.com/XSL/Transform/java/oracle.tip.esb.server.headers.ESBHeaderFunctions".
  xmlns:LDAP = "http://schemas.oracle.com/xpath/extension/ldap".
  container = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema".
  xmlns:NS5 = "http://www.oracle.com/XSL/Transform/java/oracle.tip.xref.xpath.XRefXPathFunctions".
  xmlns:client = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/ProcessFileToWS".
  xmlns:ORA = "http://schemas.oracle.com/xpath/extension".
  xmlns:ns1 = "http://new.webservice.namespace".
  xmlns:NS3 = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/bpel/services/IdentityService/xpath".
  xmlns:ns2 = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/bpel/workflow/xpath".
  xmlns:bpelx = "http://schemas.oracle.com/bpel/extension".
  xmlns:ORCL = "http://www.oracle.com/XSL/Transform/java/oracle.tip.pc.services.functions.ExtFunc" >
  <!--
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  PARTNERLINKS
  List of services that participate in the BPEL process
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  ->
  <!--
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  VARIABLES
  List of messages and the XML documents used in the BPEL process
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  ->
  < partnerLinks >
  < partnerLink 'customer' = name typelienpartenaire = "client: ProcessFileToWS»
  myRole = "ProcessFileToWSProvider."
  partnerRole = "ProcessFileToWSRequester" / >
  < partnerLink myRole = "EchoServicePortType_Role" name = "ProcessFileToWS".
  partnerRole = "EchoServicePortType_Role."
  typelienpartenaire = "ns1:EchoServicePortType_PL" / >
  < / partnerLinks >
  < variables >
  <! - referring to the message as input during the initiation - >
  <! - referring to the message that will be sent to the applicant during Encore - >
  < variable name = "variableentree".
  messageType = "client: ProcessFileToWSRequestMessage" / >
  < variable name = "outputVariable.
  messageType = "client: ProcessFileToWSResponseMessage" / >
  < variable name = messageType "echoRequest" = "ns1:EchoRequest" / >
  < variable name = messageType "echoResponse" = "ns1:EchoResponse" / >
  < / variables >
  <!--
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  LOGIC OF ORCHESTRATION
  Set of activities, coordinate the flow of messages through the
  integrated within this business process services
  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  ->
  < sequence name = 'hand' >
  <!-receive entries of applicant. (Note: this action maps to an operation defined in ProcessFileToWS.wsdl)->
  < name = partnerLink 'receiveInput' = 'customer '.
  portType operation = "client: ProcessFileToWS" = "open".
  variable = createInstance "variableentree" = "yes" / >
  <!--
  Asynchronous callback to the applicant. (Note: the location and the callback correlation id is handled seamlessly by using WS-addressing.)
  ->
  < assign the name = "Assign_1" >
  < copy >
  < variable from = part "variableentree" = "payload".
  Query = "/ client: ProcessFileToWSProcessRequest / client: entry" / >
  < variable = part of the "echoRequest" = "echoString" / >
  < / copy >
  < / assign >
  < name of appeal = portType "Invoke_1" = "ns1:EchoServicePortType."
  variableentree = "echoRequest" outputVariable = "echoResponse."
  partnerLink = operation 'ProcessFileToWS' = "echo" / >
  < assign the name = "Assign_2" >
  < copy >
  < variable from = part of the 'echoResponse' = 'Ar4' / >
  < variable = part of the 'outputVariable"="payload"/ >
  < / copy >
  < / assign >
  < name of appeal = partnerLink 'callbackClient' = 'customer '.
  portType operation = "client: ProcessFileToWSCallback" = "onResult".
  variableentree = "outputVariable" / >
  < / sequence >
  < / process >

  Try this wsdl for the service of your OSB. This requires that you run OSB on port 7021.

  It will create a service called Echo.

  see you soon
  James

  
  
  xmlns:TNS = "http://oracle.com/Echo/".
  xmlns:WSDL = "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/".
  container = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema".
  name = 'Echo '.
  targetNamespace = "http://oracle.com/Echo/" >
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  transport = "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http" / >
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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• Packages refused due to the overall correlation

  Under the overall correlation reports I see reputation filtering 86,88% and Tranditional 13.12% IPS detection Techniques and Inspection of overall correlation of 0%. I can't see what reputation filtering is blocking or decline, how to see it in the reports? Is also the detection Techniques in traditional IPS what version 6.X?

  Currently, there is no method to see what has been denied by reputation filtering.

  The system has an enhancement request to add data showing the addresses denied by reputation filtering. This is being considered for a future version.

  And Yes, the detection Techniques in traditional IPS is what would prevent a sensor of version 6.x for the same traffic.

• Global correlation test site

  Hi people,

  I try IPS 7.0.1 and global correlation on one of my small remote offices, but I want to confirm to happen in fact malicious traffic before rolling out to 15 + other sensors.

  I have configured the sensor and used 'see global Stats' and 'motor show in stat analysis' to ensure that I get the latest databases.

  However, as I said it is a small office and (fortunately) there is no malicious traffic to the IPS sensor to drop. I'm kind of in a catch-22 here.

  I was about to set up a test PC to use the remote desktop proxy server (so through its traffic in the IPS sensor) and then try to hit certain known malicious domains. This, of course, runs the risk of infection and is in any way random.

  There are test sites or IP addresses in the Ironport database that I can use to prove that his work (a bit like the EICAR virus test file)

  Something like testGC.ironport.com which goes to a single unused IP address somewhere.

  If this is not the case, can you guys add? It would certainly accelerate our deployment process and may be useful for TAC, also. This could also be used by the filter of the botnet ASA.

  Thank you!!

  Now I understand more what you need.

  It's good for us customer feedback.

  I entered an enhancement request to add a command to test connectivity from the sensors to the overall correlation servers. Thus, it can be considered for a future version of the IPS.

• Nightmare config of SSM - AIP 7.0 (1) overall correlation.

  Thank you, Cisco, for the creation of a nightmare of management with your "Overall Correlation" option in version 7.0...

  Lets start with the management interface of the AIP-SSM-20...

  We have an OOB management network, with a single PI in this by another device of PIX515E. Both the ASA5540 AND the AIP-SSM-20 are in this network.

  The first issue was in routing, as the ASA sees the "directly attached" management network, and we ROUTE traffic via the PIX of updates on the SSM module, we had to add translation entries in the PIX515E for the SSM (management 10.x.x.x, translated of 172.x.x.x) module.

  It wasn't a big deal, but this is where the nightmare begins...

  First a note: we have locked network management CLOSE, only a few network management stations authorized in this network to access these devices.

  I activated the overall correlation in test mode, but it was 'impossible' whenever he tried to update... Reading other posts, I created ACLs and static NAT in the PIX515E for these IP addresses:

  204.15.82.17 (IP listed in the IME global correlation update server)

  97.65.135.170 et.137 (from another post in these forums)

  207.15.82.17 (IP found in a trace)

  Still no update. Research in the papers of PIX, I found "no translation" entries for the following addresses:

  198.133.219.25

  209.107.213.40

  208.90.57.73

  I put these in, and he started to be updated! FIXED? NOT!

  This morning, he wasn't yet... Looked again into the PIX logs and found these:

  77.67.85.33

  77.67.85.9

  Registered, and the SSM is happy again. How long? Who knows?

  So, now I have NINE holes in my 'secure' network, and who knows what Cisco will change or add new IP addresses to this list.

  Cisco, if you listen - ALL access to the overall correlation with a single IP address? PLEASE?

  (use the one listed in the IME - 204.15.82.17 for the URL "manifests.ironport.com" - updated)

  Some of the addresses are owned by Cisco (initially ironport.com addresses the acquisition of ironport) and are used as clear servers to provide the sensor a list of files to download.

  The sensor then downloads the files from servers Akamai. Akamai has a large number of servers around the world. Cisco sends the update of Akamai, and they reproduce on their servers. When the sensors are trying to connect to the Akamai server it is a DNS query and by controlling the DNS response, it can lead more sensors to an Akamai server located near the sensor. This allows better load balancing, response time and download speeds.

  However, Akamai has a large number of global servers (in thousands I think), and you can't predict what your specific sensor server is directed to.

  Sensor for connections to the servers from cisco for the manifest (list of files) is on port 443 and usually the update URL - manifests.ironport.com.

  Sensor connections to Akamai servers for actual file downloads are on port 80, and usually to the updates.ironport.com URL.

  The above is based on my limited knowledge of the operation between the updates. I may have gotten the details slightly wrong, but should at least give you a general idea.

  I will work with development to get to this better documented in the Release Notes and the Readme with the next version of the IPS software.

• IPS version 7.0.1 and global correlation

  Tomorrow night I will be moving an appliance IPS-4240 to the new version 7.0.1. Global correlation seems to be a huge advantage as long as it does not produce a swarm of false positives.

  Will there be still necessary to apply updates the signature on the IPS, once we are on the new 7.0.1?

  Global correlation is not a replacement for traditional signature analysis and is rather just an improvement for her.

  There are 2 aspects to overall correlation.

  The first is what we call reputation internally. IP address known to be the origin of the attacks receive a Score of negative reputation.

  When a signature is triggered, the source of the signature is compared to the reputation database. If the source address has a negative reputation score then the level of risk so that an alert is increased. With the increased risk, the sensor can take a decision to move forward and to deny traffic.

  BUT because it is based on this initial release of the signature, this means that you should always keep your signatures up-to-date.

  The second part of overall correlation is the reputation filter.

  With the offender the worst reputation filter Internet IP addresses are placed in a special list.

  The worst offense addresses IP is automatically filtered to the sensor without the need of a signature never triggered. These packages are refused by the sensor for early treatment and works in a similar way as the event action deny attacking InLine.

  So the reputation filter didn't need signatures in order to work properly and deny traffic. However, the reputation filter is only for the worst known IP addresses and only a small subset of the strikers in liquidation in the reputation filter list.

• global correlation does not refresh.

  Hi all

  I have a problem to update the overall correlation. I do get updates for signatures in the IPS but see output below about the overall correlation.

  ==========================================

  global correlation statistics
  Participation in the network:
  Counters:
  Total connection attempts = 0
  Total connection failures = 0
  Since the last success = 0 connection failures
  History of connection:
  Updates:
  Status of the last attempt to update = failure
  Time since last successful update = never
  Counters:
  Failures since the last successful update = 8
  Total attempts to update = 8
  Total failure of the update = 8
  Update interval in seconds = 300
  Update server = updated - manifests.ironport.com
  Update server address = 204.15.82.17
  Current versions:
  config = 0
  Drop = 0
  IP = 0
  rule = 0
  Warnings:

  ===========================================

  Material used:

  ASA-ssm-10 (version 7.0 (4) E4)

  ASA - 5520 (version 8.4 (1))

  I see all the traffic from the firewall and routers ISP.

  I hope someone can help me with this question or tips.

  Thanks in advance,

  Erik Verkerk.

  You allowed overall correlation?

  You can check if you do under the part of the license. Without a global correlation license, you will not be able to update.

• IPS V7 overall correlation

  Hi all

  Updated correlation IPS will be through the right management interface? So I should confirm the ability of the IP address of management IPS to be able to access the internet law?

  I did, but still not able to have the overall correlation updated, what I feel whenever I have activate the overall correlation is a boost of traffic generated IPS and directed outwards consuming the total bandwidth of internet connection.

  What could be the reason behind this helping hand, and how do I solve the reason why the correlation is not updatable.

  Kind regards

  once routing is fixed global corrolation worked fine.

  Excellent.

  a new problem occured within the same exercice related to sensor health,
  
  event retreival status is critical!!! i restarted the sensor but same issue, how may fix this critical problem?
  

  It's actually not related titles... metric health event extraction of the probe how much time has passed since a remote monitoring application/device has recorded in the sensor and pulled copies of his store of the event. By default, it will be red (because by default it is not a remote monitoring system set up against any given installation of the sensor, as-is). This does not indicate something wrong with the sensor, just nothing is to copy the contents of the store event remotely (really just news, particularly for users who have reasons compliance, etc. which requires that they make sure that newspapers are derived).

  If you have a remote monitoring system (CETS client such as: CS-MARS, EMI or 3 rd-party system) is properly configured upward and running 24 x 7, with the connection of the probe information, then this metric should going green. If you don't have such a monitoring system, you can disable this particular health metric.

• Global correlation error

  Hi all

  recently, I have activated global correlation on my IPS-4240. the overall correlation worked very well for several days.

  Suddenly, it's no harder, even if the config is not changed.

  1 - mgt interface can resolve the address.

  2-clock is not synchronized with ntp, but she is set manually on the same as ntp server (internet)

  3-no proxy used.

  I disabled / enabled global config always the same question.

  SH-global statistical correlation

  Participation in the network:

  Counters:

  Total connection attempts = 0

  Total connection failures = 0

  Since the last success = 0 connection failures

  History of connection:

  Updates:

  Status of the last attempt to update = failure

  Time since last successful update = minutes 7392

  Counters:

  Update failures since the last successful = 1478

  Total attempts to update = 3060

  Total failure of the update = 1481

  Update interval in seconds = 300

  Update server = updated - manifests.ironport.com

  Update server address = 204.15.82.17

  Current versions:

  config = 0

  Drop = 0

  IP = 0

  rule = 0

  Please advice.

  If there is no change in network, I suggest you reload the IPS and see if that solves the problem.

  If you want to deepen the question, I would say that you open a case with TAC, then it can be more studied.