SOA 12c - HelloWorld

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Information that you need to know:

Oracle SOA Suite is a complete and permanently working set of software for the creation, implementation and administration of a service-oriented architecture. This includes developing service-oriented applications, integrating IT systems and service-oriented applications, and managing service-oriented business processes. It connects to heterogeneous IT infrastructures and enables companies to gradually adopt SOA. The components of the suite benefit from common capabilities, including a single management and deployment model, consistent tools, comprehensive security, and unified metadata management. For more detailed information read the following URL: https://www.oracle.com/middleware/technologies/soasuite.html

In this post, we will learn how create our first SOA Application.

We need to start the JDeveloper IDE.

Click on File menu, then click on New option, followed immediately by Application option.

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Then on the New Gallery window, choose Applications option in General Category, then choose SOA Application item.

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On the Application window, set the next values, and click on next button.
Application Name  HelloWorld
Directory  C:\JDeveloper\mywork\HelloWorld
Application Package Prefix 

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On the Project window, set the next values, and click on next button.
Project Name  HelloWorld
Directory  C:\JDeveloper\mywork\HelloWorld

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On the Configure SOA settings window, set the next values, and click on finish button.
Standard Composite  Empty Composite

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After clicking on finish button, the JDeveloper IDE has the next appearance:

Then the next step, we need to select the BPEL Process component, this component is located on the right side, on Components section, when you found this, select it and drag it to Components section on work area.

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On the Create BPEL Process window, set the next values, and click on ok button.

BPEL Specification BPEL 2.0 Specification
Name HelloWorldBPELProcess
Namespace http://xmlns.oracle.com/HelloWorld/HelloWorld/HelloWorldBPELProcess
Directory C:\JDeveloper\mywork\HelloWorld\HelloWorld\SOA\BPEL
Template Type WebService
Template Asynchronous BPEL Process
Service Name helloworldbpelprocess_client
Expose as a SOAP Service  Checked
Delivery async.persist
Transaction
Input {http://xmlns.oracle.com/HelloWorld/HelloWorld/HelloWorldBPELProcess}process
Output {http://xmlns.oracle.com/HelloWorld/HelloWorld/HelloWorldBPELProcess}processResponse

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Now the next step is create a jar file to can deploy it on WebLogic Server, we need to select the HelloWorld project and right click, then chose the HelloWorld... option.



On the Deployment Action window, set the next values, and click on next button.
Deployment Action  Generate SAR File

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On the Deployment Configuration window, set the next values, and click on next button.
New Revision ID  1.0

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On the Deployment Summary window, click on Finish button.
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If all steps were successful, then you will view on yours JDeveloper IDE the correctly deployment.
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Once created the jar file, we need access to WebLogic Enterprise Management, and click on soa-infra option.
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Then click on Deployed Composites tab, and click on Deploy... button
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Then on Deploy SOA Composite: Select Archive page select the jar file created previously.
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Then on Deploy SOA Composite: Select Target page select default folder.
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Then on Deploy SOA Composite: Confirmation page click on deploy button.
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If the composite was deployment successfully, you can be able to see the next windows.
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