2021-08-20-OSB学习（REST、SOAP、DB接口开发）

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OSB学习（REST、SOAP、DB接口开发）

开发配置

虚拟机
Oracle 12C
SOA
主机
JDeveloper

满足配置以后需要做的事情

1、开启虚拟机上面的服务

这个的作用是开启所有我们要进行接口开发的服务

具体要 看我的另一篇文章
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看这里看这里，我就是另一篇文章哈哈哈哈
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2、登录WebLogic Server 管理控制台

http://192.168.65.138:7001/console

3、登录好之后要开启osb服务

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运行失败的解决方法

有些时候上面的osb服务器是开启不了的

如果开启不成功，就去查看自己的虚拟机的内存是不是不够，或者说自己的电脑内存不够
要考虑一下加装内存条或者给虚拟机分配更多的内存哦

别急，内存一扩展就可以更好的使用啦

4、登录ServiceBus控制台

http://192.168.65.138:7001/servicebus

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上面的条件满足了以后就可以开始开发接口啦

REST接口的开发

1、测试接口的连通性

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2、开发接口

2.1、创建应用、项目

新建一个application应用
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选择

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设置对应的名字
应用名称

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项目名称

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这个时候我们就可以得到一个空的项目
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我们双击我们的项目

我们就可以看到下面的东西
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2.2、创建项目目录

右键你的项目
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选择文件夹
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依次创建三个文件夹

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2.3、配置组件

2.3.1、创建BusinessService

右键窗口右侧的灰色的区域
添加一个http
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选择相应的文件夹
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选择rest
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然后我们的组件就创建好啦

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2.3.2、创建PipeLine和ProxyService

拖拽组件
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在弹出的窗口中，设置名称和路径
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最后的目录结构
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这样组件就创建好啦

3、测试接口

3.1、导出jar包

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设置jar的名称
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然后结束

3.2、上传jar包到Service BUS

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选择你要导入的jar包的文件
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点击导入
然后导入成功即可

激活导入的jar
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然后在左侧就可以看到啦
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3.3、测试BusinessService

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虽然是个警告，但是这个没关系，我们继续进行下一步

3.4、测试PipeLine

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报错请求方法为空，那说明创建REST接口时需要在PipeLines里设置对调用方REST接口的请求方
法
测试不通过，我们继续下一步

3.5、修改PipeLine

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3.6、二次测试PipeLine

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虽然现在是乱码，但是不要慌，我们只需要解决乱码的问题就可以了
继续下一步叭

3.7、测试ProxyService

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同样的问题，直接到下一步

3.8、解决出现的乱码问题

3.8.1、添加翻译组件

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'application/json;charset=utf-8'

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3.8.2、修改businessService文件

这个文件也要改一下
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然后再去测试一遍

9、再次测试

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ok,成功。

SOAP接口的开发

1、测试接口的连通性

打开soapUI
然后放入下面的链接

https://esbdev.zacmotor.com/YStar/Soap/QueryUser?wsdl

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测试成功，开始开发接口

2、开发接口

2.1、创建项目目录

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2.2、配置组件

2.2.1、导入wsdl文件

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这样就导入了一个wsdl文件

2.2.2、创建BusinessService

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然后next到结束

2.2.3、创建PipeLines和ProxyService

把bs先拖出来
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这样就建好啦

3、测试接口

导出和导入jar包，看前面的文章，这里就不过多展示啦

3.1、测试bs

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发送成功了，但是响应是错误的

3.2、修改bs

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3.3、再次测试

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成功了

3.4、测试PL

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3.5、测试PS

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这样就开发完了一个soap接口啦

DB接口的开发

1、在虚拟机中创建表

这个表用来查询

打开Navicate
然后输入连接信息
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连接后新建查询
输入
建表语句

create table define_emplinfo_tbl ( empl_id VARCHAR2(100), name_ac VARCHAR2(100), empl_name VARCHAR2(100), sex VARCHAR2(10), birthday date, address varchar2(1000), phone VARCHAR2(20), credential_num VARCHAR2(100), office_phone VARCHAR2(100), email VARCHAR2(100), empl_desc varchar2(100), order_num number, created_by VARCHAR2(100), creation_date date, last_updated_by VARCHAR2(100), last_update_date date );

填写好数据
然后我们就可以开始开发接口啦

2、接口开发

2.1、创建接口目录

接口目录

2.2、创建BusinessServices

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设置主键
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这样我们就创建好了一个BusinessServices
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2.3、创建PipeLine和ProxyService

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这样我们就创建完成啦

3、测试接口

导入和导出jar包我在这里就不做过多解释了，忘了的可以返回去重新搞

接下来就到了最重要且最麻烦的环节

3.1、创建数据源

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这里我写了随意，但是要保证之后写的部署的环境的DataSourceName和XADataSourceName这两个要和这个是一样的
所以要记下来哦

这里就不作修改了，程序包是对的

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这里的数据和之前在navicate里面是一样的

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成功之后下一步
选择部署的服务器
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3.2、部署数据源

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选择数据连接池
这里的数据连接池在查询之前需要新建一个，
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然后把这个数据连接池的名字填写进去就可以了，连接池的名字需要去你自己写的项目里面去查询，位置在BS的Transport位置里面，这个是默认自动生成的（在创建你的DB的组件第二个步骤里面），当然你也可以自己修改名字，作用是一样的。
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点击完成，然后确定就可以了
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然后再次到这个地方
就可以看到我们新创建的连接池了。
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然后保存

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最后一步啦！！！！

这里我们可能需要重启一下服务
具体的步骤为：
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3.3、测试BusinessService

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3.4、测试PipeLine

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3.5、测试ProxyService

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3.6、报错解决

一般会报出来的错误都是这个
这个是因为两个不一样，所以查询不到这个数据源，也就是查了一半另一半查不到了
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这个是因为写的部署的环境的DataSourceName和XADataSourceName这两个只写了一个，把另一个写上就行

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1、如果出现了报错，第一时间先检查自己的数据源和部署的名称是不是一样的，也就是说这两个地方是不是一样的
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如果确定是一样的两个，那就直接删掉一个，反正另一个是备份的，删掉和存在一样。然后再次测试。

总之记住一件事情
修改完之后一定要重新启动这个服务

今天的分享到此结束啦，加油加油加油！！！

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Wizard........................................................................................................ 2-10 Using the Command Line or a Script to Import an Oracle Service Bus Configuration. 2-10 Creating Service Account Resources............................................................................................ 2-10 Creating Service Key Provider Resources ................................................................................... 2-10 Creating SMTP Server Resources ................................................................................................. 2-11 iv Creating XQuery Transformations ............................................................................................... 2-11 Creating XSL Transformations...................................................................................................... 2-11 Working with Business Services ........................................................................................................ 2-11 Creating Business Services............................................................................................................. 2-11 Generating a Business Service from an Existing Service.................................................... 2-12 Generating a JCA Business Service from an Outbound JCA File ............................................ 2-12 Generating a Business Service from Oracle Enterprise Repository......................................... 2-13 Re-generating an Existing Business Service from Oracle Enterprise Repository ........... 2-13 Editing Business Services............................................................................................................... 2-13 Working with Proxy Services .............................................................................................................. 2-13 Creating Proxy Services ................................................................................................................. 2-13 Generating a Proxy Service from an Existing Service ........................................................ 2-14 Generating a JCA Proxy Service from an Inbound JCA File .................................................... 2-14 Consuming Oracle Service Bus Proxy Services in Oracle JDeveloper with WSIL ................ 2-15 Editing Proxy Services.................................................................................................................... 2-16 Working with Proxy Service Message Flows................................................................................... 2-16 Constructing Proxy Service Message Flows................................................................................ 2-17 Adding and Configuring Alert Actions in Message Flows ...................................................... 2-18 Adding and Configuring Assign Actions in Message Flows ................................................... 2-18 Adding and Configuring Conditional Branch Nodes in Message Flows............................... 2-19 Adding and Configuring Delete Actions in Message Flows .................................................... 2-19 Adding and Configuring Dynamic Publish Actions in Message Flows ................................. 2-20 Adding and Configuring Dynamic Routing Actions in Message Flows ................................ 2-20 Adding and Configuring Error Handlers in Message Flows ................................................... 2-20 Adding and Configuring For-Each Actions in Message Flows................................................ 2-21 Adding and Configuring If-Then Actions in Message Flows .................................................. 2-21 Adding and Configuring Insert Actions in Message Flows ..................................................... 2-22 Adding and Configuring Java Callout Actions in Message Flows.......................................... 2-22 Adding and Configuring Log Actions in Message Flows......................................................... 2-22 Adding and Configuring MFL Transform Actions in Message Flows ................................... 2-23 Adding and Configuring Operational Branch Nodes in Message Flows............................... 2-23 Adding and Configuring Pipeline Pair Nodes in Message Flows........................................... 2-24 Adding and Configuring Publish Actions in Message Flows .................................................. 2-24 Adding and Configuring Publish Table Actions in Message Flows ....................................... 2-24 Adding and Configuring Raise Error Actions in Message Flows............................................ 2-25 Adding and Configuring Rename Actions in Message Flows ................................................. 2-26 Adding and Configuring Replace Actions in Message Flows.................................................. 2-26 Adding and Configuring Reply Actions in Message Flows ..................................................... 2-27 Adding and Configuring Report Actions in Message Flows ................................................... 2-27 Adding and Configuring Resume Actions in Message Flows ................................................. 2-27 Adding and Configuring Route Nodes in Message Flows ....................................................... 2-28 Adding and Configuring Routing Actions in Message Flows ................................................. 2-28 Adding and Configuring Routing Options Actions in Message Flows .................................. 2-28 Adding and Configuring Routing Table Actions in Message Flows ...................................... 2-29 Adding and Configuring Service Callout Actions in Message Flows..................................... 2-29 Adding and Configuring Skip Actions in Message Flows........................................................ 2-30 Adding and Configuring Stages in Message Flows................................................................... 2-30 v Adding and Configuring Transport Headers Actions in Message Flows .............................. 2-30 Adding and Configuring Validate Actions in Message Flows................................................. 2-31 Working with Alert Destinations....................................................................................................... 2-31 Creating and Editing Alert Destinations ..................................................................................... 2-31 Adding E-mail Recipients to Alert Destinations ........................................................................ 2-32 Adding JMS Destinations to Alert Destinations......................................................................... 2-32 Working with MQ Connections ......................................................................................................... 2-32 Adding and Editing MQ Connections ......................................................................................... 2-32 Working with Oracle Enterprise Repository and Harvester ......................................................... 2-33 Generating Business Services from Oracle Enterprise Repository .......................................... 2-33 Using Harvester.............................................................................................................................. 2-35 Using Harvester from Eclipse ................................................................................................ 2-35 Using Harvester from the Command Line or a Script ....................................................... 2-36 Performing Queries in Oracle Enterprise Repository from Eclipse......................................... 2-37 Working with UDDI Registries.......................................................................................................... 2-38 Adding and Configuring UDDI Registries ................................................................................. 2-38 Importing Business Services From a UDDI Registry................................................................. 2-38 Working with Split-Join....................................................................................................................... 2-39 Introduction to Split-Join ............................................................................................................... 2-39 Using Split-Join with Content in SOAP Headers ................................................................ 2-39 Transaction Support ................................................................................................................ 2-40 Security with Split-Joins.......................................................................................................... 2-40 Designing a Split-Join ..................................................................................................................... 2-41 Initial Setup.............................................................................................................................. 2-41 Creating/Importing a WSDL Containing the Base Operation .................................. 2-41 Creating/Importing a Business Service to Use the Split-Join .................................... 2-41 Designing a Static Split-Join .......................................................................................................... 2-41 1. Creating a New Split-Join ................................................................................................... 2-42 2. Adding an Assign ................................................................................................................ 2-42 3. Adding a Parallel Node ...................................................................................................... 2-43 4. Adding an Assign for Each Branch ................................................................................... 2-43 5. Adding an Invoke Service .................................................................................................. 2-43 6. Adding an Assign for Each Branch ................................................................................... 2-43 7. Exporting and Testing the Split-Join................................................................................. 2-44 Designing a Dynamic Split-Join.................................................................................................... 2-44 1. Creating a New Split-Join ................................................................................................... 2-45 2. Adding an Assign ................................................................................................................ 2-46 3. Adding a For Each ............................................................................................................... 2-46 4. Adding an Assign ................................................................................................................ 2-47 5. Adding an Invoke Service .................................................................................................. 2-47 6. Adding an Assign ................................................................................................................ 2-47 7. Adding an Error Handler ................................................................................................... 2-47 8. Exporting and Testing the Split-Join................................................................................. 2-47 Creating a New Split-Join .............................................................................................................. 2-48 Configuring the Start Node ........................................................................................................... 2-49 Adding General Information.................................................................................................. 2-50 Defining Global Variables....................................................................................................... 2-50 vi Viewing External Services ...................................................................................................... 2-51 Configuring a Receive .................................................................................................................... 2-51 Viewing the Operation............................................................................................................ 2-51 Defining the Receive Variable................................................................................................ 2-51 Adding General Information.................................................................................................. 2-52 Creating an Assign......................................................................................................................... 2-52 Adding and Configuring Assign Operations ...................................................................... 2-52 Adding an Operation to an Assign ................................................................................ 2-53 Adding a Copy Operation............................................................................................... 2-53 Adding General Information.................................................................................................. 2-54 Invoking a Service.......................................................................................................................... 2-54 Selecting an Operation ............................................................................................................ 2-54 Defining Input and Output Variables................................................................................... 2-54 Adding General Information.................................................................................................. 2-55 Creating a Parallel ........................................................................................................................... 2-55 Adding Nodes .......................................................................................................................... 2-55 Adding General Information.................................................................................................. 2-56 Creating a For Each......................................................................................................................... 2-56 Defining the For Each Logic ................................................................................................... 2-56 Adding General Information.................................................................................................. 2-57 Creating an If Activity .................................................................................................................... 2-57 Configuring the If ................................................................................................................... 2-57 Writing the logic of the condition................................................................................... 2-58 Adding resulting nodes ................................................................................................... 2-58 Adding General Information .......................................................................................... 2-58 Adding and Configuring Else If ........................................................................................... 2-58 Writing the Logic of the Condition ................................................................................ 2-58 Adding Resulting Nodes ................................................................................................. 2-59 Adding General Information .......................................................................................... 2-59 Configuring the Else................................................................................................................ 2-59 Adding Resulting Nodes ................................................................................................. 2-59 Adding General Information.................................................................................................. 2-59 Creating an Error Handler............................................................................................................. 2-59 Creating a Raise Error..................................................................................................................... 2-60 Configuring a Reply........................................................................................................................ 2-60 Viewing the Operation............................................................................................................ 2-61 Defining the Reply Variable ................................................................................................... 2-61 Adding General Information.................................................................................................. 2-62 About Scope .................................................................................................................................... 2-62 Scope and Variables................................................................................................................. 2-62 Exporting and Testing a Split-Join................................................................................................ 2-63 Creating a Transport Typed Business Service ..................................................................... 2-63 Exporting the Split-Join Files.................................................................................................. 2-63 Exporting from the Business Service Menu.................................................................. 2-64 Auto-export ....................................................................................................................... 2-64 Manual export ................................................................................................................... 2-64 Testing the Split-Join in the Test Console............................................................................. 2-65 vii Exporting from the Business Service Menu.................................................................. 2-65 Using the Oracle Service Bus Debugger........................................................................................... 2-65 Enabling Debugging ....................................................................................................................... 2-66 Using Standard Debugging ........................................................................................................... 2-66 Debug Views............................................................................................................................ 2-67 Step Actions and Breakpoints ................................................................................................ 2-68 Using the Oracle Service Bus Debugger Launch Configuration.............................................. 2-68 Remote Debugging .................................................................................................................. 2-69 Debugging Oracle Service Bus Running Stand-Alone on a Managed Server................. 2-69 Server Sharing .......................................................................................................................... 2-69 3 Transport Configuration Protocol-Specific Transport Configuration Pages.............................................................................. 3-1 BPEL-10g Transport Configuration Page (Business Services)..................................................... 3-2 DSP Transport Configuration Page (Business Services)............................................................... 3-3 EJB Transport Configuration Page (Business Services)................................................................ 3-4 E-Mail Transport Configuration Page (Business Services) .......................................................... 3-5 E-Mail Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services) ............................................................... 3-6 File Transport Configuration Page (Business Services)................................................................ 3-7 File Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services)..................................................................... 3-7 FTP Transport Configuration Page (Business Services) ............................................................... 3-8 FTP Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services) .................................................................... 3-9 HTTP Transport Configuration Page (Business Services) ........................................................ 3-10 HTTP Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services) ............................................................. 3-13 JCA Transport Configuration Page (Proxy and Business Services)......................................... 3-15 JEJB Transport Configuration Page (Business Services)............................................................ 3-17 JEJB Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services) ................................................................ 3-19 JMS Transport Configuration Page (Business Services)............................................................ 3-20 JMS Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services)................................................................. 3-23 MQ Transport Configuration Page (Business Services) ............................................................ 3-27 MQ Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services) ................................................................. 3-29 SB Transport Configuration Page (Business Services)............................................................... 3-31 SB Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services) ................................................................... 3-32 SFTP Transport Configuration Page (Business Services).......................................................... 3-33 SFTP Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services)............................................................... 3-33 SOA-DIRECT Transport Configuration Page (Business Services)........................................... 3-35 Tuxedo Transport Configuration Page (Business Services)...................................................... 3-37 Tuxedo Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services)........................................................... 3-38 WS Transport Configuration Page (Business Services) ............................................................. 3-40 WS Transport Configuration Page (Proxy Services).................................................................. 3-40 4 User Interface Reference Alerts.......................................................................................................................................................... 4-1 Alert Destination Editor .................................................................................................................... 4-2 Edit E-mail Recipient Page ............................................................................................................... 4-2 Edit JMS Destination Page ................................................................................................................ 4-3 viii Business Service Configuration ............................................................................................................ 4-3 Business Service General Configuration Page ............................................................................... 4-3 Business Service Editor Options ............................................................................................... 4-4 Business Service Message Type Configuration Page.................................................................... 4-4 Business Service SOAP Binding Configuration Page ................................................................... 4-6 Business Service Transport Configuration Page ........................................................................... 4-6 Business Service Message Handling Configuration Page......................................................... 4-10 Business Service - Service Policy Configuration Page ............................................................... 4-13 Business Service Security Configuration Page............................................................................ 4-14 Proxy Service Configuration............................................................................................................... 4-15 Proxy Service General Configuration Page................................................................................. 4-15 Proxy Service Editor Options................................................................................................. 4-15 Proxy Service Message Type Configuration Page...................................................................... 4-16 Proxy Service Operation Selection Configuration Page ............................................................ 4-18 Proxy Service Message Handling Configuration Page.............................................................. 4-21 Proxy Service SOAP Binding Configuration Page .................................................................... 4-24 Proxy Service Transport Configuration Page ............................................................................. 4-25 Proxy Service - Service Policy Configuration Page ................................................................... 4-27 Proxy Service Security Configuration Page ................................................................................ 4-28 Oracle Service Bus Configurations and Projects............................................................................. 4-30 Oracle Service Bus Configurations View..................................................................................... 4-30 New Oracle Service Bus Configuration Project Wizard............................................................ 4-31 Oracle Service Bus Configuration Page ....................................................................................... 4-31 New Oracle Service Bus Project .................................................................................................... 4-32 Custom Resources ................................................................................................................................ 4-32 New Custom Resource Wizard..................................................................................................... 4-33 New Custom Resource Editor....................................................................................................... 4-33 New Custom Resource - Resource Type Page ........................................................................... 4-33 Custom MQ Resource Configuration Page ................................................................................ 4-33 Export Wizard........................................................................................................................................ 4-34 Export Wizard - Oracle Service Bus Configuration JAR Export Page..................................... 4-34 Export Wizard - Export to Server - Select Resources Page ....................................................... 4-35 Export Wizard - Export to Server - Review Resources Page .................................................... 4-36 Import Wizard ....................................................................................................................................... 4-36 Import Wizard - Config JAR Import - Load Resources Page ................................................... 4-36 Import Wizard - Config JAR Import - Review Resources Page ............................................... 4-37 Import Wizard - Config ZIP Import - Load Resources Page .................................................... 4-37 Import Wizard - Config ZIP Import - Review Resources Page................................................ 4-37 Import Wizard - URL Import - Load Resources Page ............................................................... 4-38 Import Wizard - URL Import - Review Resources Page ........................................................... 4-38 JNDI Providers...................................................................................................................................... 4-38 JNDI Provider Editor...................................................................................................................... 4-38 New JNDI Provider Resource Wizard ......................................................................................... 4-39 Proxy Servers ........................................................................................................................................ 4-39 Message Flow Design Palette ............................................................................................................. 4-40 Message Flow Nodes ...................................................................................................................... 4-40 Message Flow Route Actions - Communication Actions.......................................................... 4-41 ix Message Flow Route Actions - Flow Control Actions ............................................................... 4-41 Message Flow Stage Actions - Communication Actions........................................................... 4-42 Message Flow Stage Actions - Flow Control Actions ................................................................ 4-42 Message Flow Stage Actions - Message Processing Actions .................................................... 4-43 Message Flow Stage Actions - Reporting Actions...................................................................... 4-44 Message Flow Editor............................................................................................................................ 4-44 Alert Action Properties................................................................................................................... 4-46 Assign Action Properties ............................................................................................................... 4-46 Conditional Branch Node Properties ........................................................................................... 4-47 Delete Action Properties ................................................................................................................ 4-48 Dynamic Publish Action Properties ............................................................................................. 4-49 Dynamic Routing Action Properties ............................................................................................ 4-50 Error Handler Node Properties..................................................................................................... 4-50 For-Each Action Properties............................................................................................................ 4-50 If-Then Action Properties............................................................................................................... 4-51 If Action and Else-If Action Properties................................................................................. 4-52 Else Action Properties ............................................................................................................. 4-52 Insert Action Properties ................................................................................................................. 4-52 Java Callout Action Properties ...................................................................................................... 4-53 Log Action Properties..................................................................................................................... 4-55 Message Flow Properties - Comment .......................................................................................... 4-56 Message Flow Properties - Namespaces ..................................................................................... 4-56 Message Flow Properties - Variables .......................................................................................... 4-56 MFL Transform Action Properties................................................................................................ 4-56 Operational Branch Node Properties ........................................................................................... 4-57 Pipeline Pair Node Properties ....................................................................................................... 4-58 Publish Action Properties .............................................................................................................. 4-59 Publish Table Action Properties.................................................................................................... 4-59 Publish Table Properties ......................................................................................................... 4-60 Case Action Properties ............................................................................................................ 4-60 Publish Action Properties ....................................................................................................... 4-61 Raise Error Action Properties........................................................................................................ 4-61 Transactions............................................................................................................................. 4-61 Rename Action Properties ............................................................................................................. 4-61 Replace Action Properties.............................................................................................................. 4-62 Reply Action Properties ................................................................................................................. 4-63 Report Action Properties................................................................................................................ 4-64 Resume Action Properties ............................................................................................................. 4-65 Route Node Properties ................................................................................................................... 4-65 Routing Action Properties ............................................................................................................. 4-66 Routing Options Action Properties .............................................................................................. 4-66 Routing Table Action Properties................................................................................................... 4-67 Routing Table Properties ........................................................................................................ 4-68 Case Action Properties ............................................................................................................ 4-69 Routing Action Properties ...................................................................................................... 4-69 Service Callout Action Properties................................................................................................. 4-69 Skip Action Properties.................................................................................................................... 4-72 x Stage Node Properties .................................................................................................................... 4-72 Transport Headers Action Properties .......................................................................................... 4-72 Validate Action Properties............................................................................................................. 4-74 Modify JAR Dependencies Dialog .................................................................................................... 4-75 SMTP Servers........................................................................................................................................ 4-75 Edit SMTP Server Page................................................................................................................... 4-76 New SMTP Server Resource Wizard............................................................................................ 4-76 UDDI Registry Configuration Page................................................................................................... 4-76 Outline view - Oracle Service Bus ..................................................................................................... 4-77 Resource Management ......................................................................................................................... 4-77 Preferences dialog - Oracle Service Bus - Type Associations Page.......................................... 4-77 References View .............................................................................................................................. 4-78 Select Clone Target Dialog............................................................................................................. 4-78 Select a Resource Dialog................................................................................................................. 4-78 New Service Key Provider Resource ................................................................................................. 4-78 New WS-Policy ..................................................................................................................................... 4-79 Service Accounts................................................................................................................................... 4-79 New Service Account Resource .................................................................................................... 4-80 Service Account Editor - General Configuration Page .............................................................. 4-80 Service Account Editor - Static User Configuration Page ......................................................... 4-80 Service Account Editor - User Mappings Configuration Page................................................. 4-81 Expression Editors ............................................................................................................................... 4-81 XQuery/XSLT Expression Editor ................................................................................................. 4-81 XPath Expression Editor ................................................................................................................ 4-82 Condition Editor............................................................................................................................. 4-82 Condition Builder Page .................................................................................................................. 4-83 Expression Page.............................................................................................................................. 4-83 XQuery Resource Page ................................................................................................................... 4-83 XSLT Resource Page ....................................................................................................................... 4-84 Dynamic XQuery Page ................................................................................................................... 4-84 Variable Structures Page ................................................................................................................ 4-85 Namespace Definitions Page......................................................................................................... 4-85 XQuery Functions Page.................................................................................................................. 4-86 Add Variable Structure Dialog ..................................................................................................... 4-86 New XSL Transformation .................................................................................................................... 4-87 Split-Join User Interface Reference ................................................................................................... 4-87 Split-Join Design Palette................................................................................................................. 4-88 Operations................................................................................................................................ 4-88 Global / Start Node Properties ..................................................................................................... 4-90 Variable Properties......................................................................................................................... 4-90 Error Handler Properties ............................................................................................................... 4-91 Invoke Service Properties............................................................................................................... 4-91 Invoking Another Split-Join ................................................................................................... 4-92 Reply Properties .............................................................................................................................. 4-93 For Each Properties ......................................................................................................................... 4-93 If Properties..................................................................................................................................... 4-94 If and Else If Properties .................................................................................................................. 4-94 xi Parallel Properties ........................................................................................................................... 4-95 Raise Error Properties..................................................................................................................... 4-95 Repeat Until Properties .................................................................................................................. 4-95 Re-Raise Error Properties............................................................................................................... 4-95 Scope Properties .............................................................................................................................. 4-96 While Properties .............................................................................................................................. 4-96 Wait Properties ............................................................................................................................... 4-96 Assign Properties ............................................................................................................................ 4-97 Assign Operation Properties .................................................................................................. 4-97 Copy Properties.............................................................................................................................. 4-98 Delete Properties ............................................................................................................................. 4-98 Insert Properties .............................................................................................................................. 4-99 Java Callout Properties................................................................................................................. 4-100 Log Properties............................................................................................................................... 4-101 Replace Properties........................................................................................................................ 4-101 Receive Properties........................................................................................................................ 4-102 Counter Variable Dialog .............................................................................................................. 4-102 Create/Edit Variable Dialog........................................................................................................ 4-102 Scope and Variables............................................................................................................... 4-103 Create Message Variable Dialog ................................................................................................. 4-103 Service Browser ............................................................................................................................. 4-103 SOAP Fault Variable Dialog ........................................................................................................ 4-103 WSDL Browser .............................................................................................................................. 4-104 Split-Join Wizard - New Split-Join.............................................................................................. 4-104 Split-Join Wizard - Specify Operations ...................................................................................... 4-104 Part II XQuery Mapper 5 Introduction Overview of XQuery Mapper ................................................................................................................ 5-1 Support for XQuery 2002 and 2004........................................................................................................ 5-2 Restrictions Applicable to the XQuery Test View......................................................................... 5-2 6 Transforming Data Using XQuery Mapper Launching XQuery Mapper.................................................................................................................... 6-1 Importing the XQuery Mapper Sample Project ................................................................................. 6-1 Creating an XQuery Mapper Project .................................................................................................... 6-2 Importing and Creating Schema Files.................................................................................................. 6-2 Importing XML Schemas and MFL Files ........................................................................................ 6-3 Creating XML Schemas ..................................................................................................................... 6-4 Creating XML Files from XML Schemas ........................................................................................ 6-4 Creating WSDL Files.......................................................................................................................... 6-5 Creating MFL Files............................................................................................................................ 6-5 Selecting Source and Target Data Types.............................................................................................. 6-5 Creating Data Transformations ............................................................................................................. 6-7 Creating Basic Element Transformations ....................................................................................... 6-7 xii Prerequisite ................................................................................................................................. 6-7 Creating Element-to-Element Links......................................................................................... 6-7 Creating Basic Attribute Transformations...................................................................................... 6-8 Prerequisite ................................................................................................................................. 6-8 Creating an Attribute-to-Element Link.................................................................................... 6-8 Creating Complex Transformations................................................................................................ 6-9 Prerequisite ................................................................................................................................. 6-9 Creating a Complex Transformation ....................................................................................... 6-9 Editing Data Transformations............................................................................................................. 6-10 Viewing and Editing XQuery Files............................................................................................... 6-10 Creating Joins and Unions ............................................................................................................. 6-11 Creating If-Then-Else Expressions................................................................................................ 6-11 Creating For-Let-Where-Order By-Return (FLWOR) Expressions.......................................... 6-13 Creating Typeswitch Expressions................................................................................................. 6-14 Inserting XQuery Functions .......................................................................................................... 6-15 Inserting Expression Variables...................................................................................................... 6-16 Viewing Schema Properties........................................................................................................... 6-17 Restricting Output of Optional Elements ........................................................................................ 6-17 Testing Data Transformations............................................................................................................. 6-18 Features of the Test View............................................................................................................... 6-18 Related Topics .......................................................................................................................... 6-21 Graphical Features in Design View................................................................................................... 6-21 Right-Click Menu Options............................................................................................................. 6-21 Link Patterns................................................................................................................................... 6-22 Link Colors...................................................................................................................................... 6-23 XML Global Elements, Global Types, Local Elements, and Attributes...................................... 6-24 7 Examples: Data Transformation Using XQuery Mapper Combining Data from Different Schemas .......................................................................................... 7-1 Mapping Repeating Elements and Creating Joins ............................................................................ 7-4 Step 1. Create an XQuery File........................................................................................................... 7-4 Step 2. Add a Constraint ................................................................................................................... 7-6 Step 3. Add Data to Return Element ............................................................................................... 7-7 Step 4. Add Function to Calculate Value of Quote ....................................................................... 7-7 Step 5. Add a Constraint with Multiple Conditions ..................................................................... 7-9 Test the XQuery.............................................................................................................................. 7-10 Creating Unions.................................................................................................................................... 7-10 Creating Repeating-Source to Nonrepeating-Target Transformations ....................................... 7-12 Creating Nonrepeating-Source to Repeating-Target Transformation......................................... 7-14 Creating Nested If-Then-Else Expressions....................................................................................... 7-17 Step 1. Create the XQuery Transformation ................................................................................. 7-18 Step 2. Create the First "If" Condition .......................................................................................... 7-19 Step 3. Create the First Nested If-Then-Else Condition............................................................. 7-20 Step 4. Create the Second Nested If-Then-Else Condition ........................................................ 7-20 Creating FLWOR Expressions............................................................................................................. 7-21 Using Recursive Schemas.................................................................................................................... 7-23 Grouping Data by Key Fields ............................................................................................................. 7-25 xiii 8 Upgrading XQuery Code Upgrading Inline XQuery Code ............................................................................................................ 8-1 Upgrading XQuery Files ......................................................................................................................... 8-2 Part III Format Builder 9 Introduction Overview................................................................................................................................................... 9-1 10 Format Builder Main Window Using the Menu Bar .............................................................................................................................. 10-1 Using the Toolbar ................................................................................................................................. 10-1 Using the Tree Pane.............................................................................................................................. 10-2 Using the Shortcut Menus................................................................................................................... 10-3 Using Drag and Drop ........................................................................................................................... 10-3 Valid Names .......................................................................................................................................... 10-4 11 Message Format Detail Window 12 Field Detail Window 13 Group Detail Window 14 Reference Detail Window 15 Comment Detail Window 16 Format Builder Options 17 Importing Metadata Importing a Guideline XML File........................................................................................................ 17-1 Importing an XML Schema ................................................................................................................. 17-1 Importing a COBOL Copybook ......................................................................................................... 17-2 Importing C Structures........................................................................................................................ 17-3 Starting the C Structure Importer ...................................................................................................... 17-3 Generating MFL Data........................................................................................................................... 17-4 Generating C Code............................................................................................................................... 17-4 Importing an FML Field Table Class ................................................................................................ 17-5 FML Field Table Class Importer Prerequisites .......................................................................... 17-5 Sample FML Field Table Class Files ............................................................................................ 17-6 Creating XML with the FML Field Table Class Importer ........................................................ 17-6 18 Format Tester Format Tester Window ......................................................................................................................... 18-1 xiv Format Tester Menus ............................................................................................................................ 18-1 File Menu ............................................................................................................................................... 18-1 Edit Menu .............................................................................................................................................. 18-2 Display Menu........................................................................................................................................ 18-2 Generate Menu ..................................................................................................................................... 18-3 Transform Menu................................................................................................................................... 18-3 Shortcut Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 18-3 Using the Non-XML Window............................................................................................................. 18-3 Using the Data Offset Feature............................................................................................................. 18-4 Using the Text Feature .......................................................................................................................... 18-4 Using the XML Window ...................................................................................................................... 18-4 Using the Debug Window................................................................................................................... 18-4 Using the Resize Bars ........................................................................................................................... 18-5 Debugging Format Definitions .......................................................................................................... 18-5 Searching for Values ............................................................................................................................. 18-5 Searching for Offsets ............................................................................................................................ 18-5 Using the Debug Log............................................................................................................................ 18-6 19 Format Builder Menus File Menu ............................................................................................................................................... 19-1 Edit Menu .............................................................................................................................................. 19-1 Insert Menu ........................................................................................................................................... 19-2 View Menu ............................................................................................................................................ 19-3 Tools Menu ............................................................................................................................................ 19-3 Help Menu............................................................................................................................................. 19-3 Shortcut Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 19-3 20 How Do I? Create a Message Format ..................................................................................................................... 20-1 Create a Group ...................................................................................................................................... 20-1 Create a Field......................................................................................................................................... 20-2 Create a Comment ................................................................................................................................ 20-2 Create a Reference................................................................................................................................ 20-3 Save a Document .................................................................................................................................. 20-3 Use Format Tester ................................................................................................................................. 20-4 Debug Format Definitions .........................................................................
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