Index

A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P R S T U V W X

A

action attribute

command components, 9.5.1

Property Inspector, 9.5.5

versus actionListener attribute, 9.6.4

action bindings, 9.1.3.2, 9.5.6

actions

business rules, 8.1.2

pattern matches, 8.7.2.3

activities

assign, 7.4

decide, 7.8

invoke, 7.3.1.3

receive, 7.3.1.6

scope, 7.3.1.2

throw, 7.10.1.2

Activities tab

Oracle BPEL Control, 13.6

activity interactions

viewing in Oracle BPEL Control, 13.5.1

adapter error handling for Oracle ESB Control, 12.11.1

adapter services

adding in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.8

configuring in Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 7.6

deleting in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.8.3

modifying in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.8.2

adapters

database, 7.6

ADDRESS table, 2.2.3.1

ADF. See Oracle Application Development Framework

agents in Oracle Web Services Manager, 10.1, 10.2.1

application clustering, 11.2.2.3

application scope

activities, 3.3.1

defined, 3.1

design patterns, using with classification, 3.3.2

designing, 3.3

physical design, 3.3.3

process flows, 3.3.1

service interfaces, 3.3.2

services, 3.3.2

standards, 3.3.3

transformations, 3.3.1

application server connections, creating for the SOA Order Booking application, 2.2.6

application templates for JSF applications, 9.2

applications

creating BPEL, 7.2

creating for the web, 9.2

Assembly project, 2.4.2.1

assign activities

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used in, 7.3.1, 7.4

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.1

asynchronous invocations

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used in, 7.3.1

routing rules, 6.10.4

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.5, 2.5.3.3.7

audit trail, viewing in Oracle BPEL Control, 13.5.1

authentication with Oracle Web Services Manager, 10.3

automatic component binding, 9.4.3

B

backing beans

about, 9.4

automatic component binding, 9.4.3

creating, 9.4.1

introduced, 9.1.3

registering in faces-config.xml, 9.4.1

scopes, 9.4.1

web services, invoking, 9.6.3

binding container, 9.1.3.2

bindings, Oracle ADF, 9.1.3.2

BPEL processes

activities, designing for, 3.3.1

compiling, 7.14

creating, 7.2

defining, 3.2.5

deploying, 7.14

designing, 3.3.1

versions, 7.14

BPEL Processes tab, Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4

BPEL projects, 7.2

BPEL See Oracle BPEL Process Manager, business process execution language, 7.1

branching conditions in BPEL processes, 7.7

browsing for deployed services in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.5

business interaction diagrams, 3.2.4

business process execution language, 7.1

business rules

defined, 8.1.1

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used with decision services, 7.8

related terminology, 8.1.2

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.4

C

CallbackClient scope, 2.5.3.3.10

clearing WSDL cache, Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4

ClientModel project, 2.4.2.2

compiling

BPEL processes, 7.14

EJB projects in JDeveloper, 4.9

conditional branching

BPEL processes, 7.7

SOA Order Booking applications, used in, 2.5.3.3.3

connecting, to rules repository, 8.4.3

connection factories

creating, 11.2.4

for the SOA Order Booking application, 2.2.4

connection pools

creating, 11.2.3

for the SOA Order Booking application, 2.2.4

CreditService project

deploying, 2.2.7

directories in, 2.4.1.1

CreditService scope, 2.5.3.3.3

CRUD methods, 4.4.1.1

CUSTOMER_ADDRESS table, 2.2.3.1

CustomerService (web) project, 2.4.2.3

CustomerService project

deploying, 2.2.7

directories in, 2.4.1.2

tables for, 2.2.3.1

CustomerService scope, 2.5.3.3.2

CustomerService web service

registration, 2.5.1

D

Dashboard tab, Oracle BPEL Control, 13.3

data binding, 9.1.3.2

data control files, 4.7.2

data controls

about, 4.7.2

benefits of, 9.1.3.2

bindings, and, 9.1.3.2

creating, 4.7.1

from web services, 5.3.3

data mapper tool in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.1

data model

and business rules, 8.1.2

and variables, 8.6

and XML schema, 8.5

project for in a web application, 9.2.1

web application, 9.2.1

data sources

creating, 11.2.3

for the SOA Order Booking application, 2.2.4

database adapter services

adding, 6.8

BPEL, in SOA Order Booking application, 2.5.3.3.1

ESB, in SOA Order Booking application, 2.5.3.3.8

database adapters

ESB, in SOA Order Booking application, 2.5.3.4

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used with, 7.6

database connections for SOA Order Booking application, 2.2.6

databases, for use with SOA Order Booking application, 2.2.2

DataControls.dcx file, 4.7.2, 4.7.2.1

debugging

web applications, 9.7

web services, 5.4.1

decide activities

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used in, 7.8

rules dictionary, 8.1.2

decision services

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used in, 7.8.1

rules dictionary and, 8.1.2

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.4

using, 8.7.3

default revisions, Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4.2

defining trackable fields in Oracle ESB Control, 12.9, 12.9.1

deployed services, browsing for in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.5

deploying

application archive, 11.3.1

applications for the SOA Order Booking application, 2.2.7

BPEL processes, 7.14, 13.4

cluster topology, 11.3.3

connection factories, creating, 11.2.4

notifications for JMX events, 11.4.1

Oracle Application Server Control, using, 11.1

post deployment, 11.4

preparing for, 11.2

redeploying applications, 11.4.2

SOA applications, 11.1

troubleshooting for applications, 11.4.4

undeploying applications, 11.4.3

versions, 7.14, 7.14

web services, 5.2.7

deployment descriptor file, 13.4.2

design patterns, 3.3.2

designing

activities, 3.3.1

application scope, 3.3

business interaction diagrams, 3.2.4

design patterns, using with classification, 3.3.2

discover phase, 3.2.4

fault handling, 3.2.3

logical design, 3.3

methodologies, introduced, 3.1

objectives, determining, 3.2.2

physical design, 3.3.3

process flows

defining, 3.2.5

designing, 3.3.1

project definition, 3.2.5

project scope, 3.2

requirements, determining, 3.2.3

scopes, 3.1

service portfolio, 3.2.1

services

analyzing, 3.2.5

classification, 3.2.5

defining, 3.2.4

designing, 3.3.2

discovering, 3.2.4

interfaces, designing, 3.3.2

solution specifications, 3.2.6

standards, 3.3.3

transformations, 3.3.1

use cases, 3.2.3

dictionary

creating, 8.4

definition, 8.1.2

Dictionary Directory field, 8.4.4

Dictionary Name field, 8.4.4

saving, 8.4.5

discovery design phase, 3.2.4

document transformations, routing rules and, 6.1

domain decomposition, 3.2.1

domains, Oracle BPEL Control, 13.7

domain-value map in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.11.1

E

EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans)

monitoring, 15.1.4

EJB_TAB_ID_GEN table, 2.2.3.1

email accounts, configuring, 7.13.1.4

email notifications, 7.13

EmptyFileRepository, 8.4.1

enabling and disabling

message tracking in Oracle ESB Control, 12.8.1

trackable fields in Oracle ESB Control, 12.9.2

endpoint properties in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.6

enterprise scope, 3.1

entity definition file, 4.7.2, 4.7.2.3

error handling

in Oracle ESB Control, 12.11

F

faces-config.xml file

backing beans, 9.4

introduced, 9.1.3

navigation

about, 9.1.3.1

creating, 9.5.2

registering managed beans, 9.4.1

facts, business rules and, 8.1.2

fault handling

designing for, 3.2.3

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 7.10

SOA Order Booking application, 2.5.3.3.11

G

gateways in Oracle Web Services Manager, 10.1, 10.2.1

H

header variables

viewing in Oracle BPEL Control, 13.5.1

HTTP Analyzer in JDeveloper, 5.4.3

human workflow tasks

input and output parameters, 7.12.3

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used in, 7.12

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.5

I

identity lookup, 7.13.1.2

initiating processes

Oracle BPEL Control, 13.3.1, 13.4.2

InsertOrderIntoDB scope, 2.5.3.3.1

Instances tab

Oracle BPEL Control, 13.5

Instances view in Oracle ESB Control, 12.6

integration server connections, creating for the SOA Order Booking application, 2.2.6

invoke activities, 7.3.1.3

ITEMS table, 2.2.3.1

J

Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) specification, 8.5

JavaFact, Rule Author and, 8.5.1.1

JavaServer Faces. See JSF

JAXB-generated classes, 8.5.1.1

JMS adapters

adding, 6.8

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.4

JMSQueue sensor publish type, 7.11

JMSTopic sensor publish type, 7.11

JSF (JavaServer Faces)

architecture, with Oracle ADF, 9.1.3.2

automatic component binding, 9.4.3

backing beans

about, 9.4

creating, 9.4.1

introduced, 9.1.3

libraries for, 9.3.2

managed beans, 9.1.3

navigation diagram

creating a JSF page, 9.3.1

creating navigation, 9.5.1

working with, 9.3.3

Oracle ADF, benefits with, 9.1.3.2

page navigation

creating, 9.5.1

introduced, 9.1.3.1

scopes for managed beans, 9.4.1

templates, files created when using, 9.2.2

workspace, creating, 9.2

JSF Navigation Modeler, 9.5.4

JSF pages

automatic component binding, 9.4.3

automatic component binding code, 9.6.4

backing beans for, 9.4

creating, 9.3

expression language, 9.1.3

web service data controls, using, 9.6.1

web services, collecting data for, 9.6

JSP (JavaServer Pages)

creating, 9.3.1

task display forms, 7.12.4

JSP documents, 9.3

JSR-181

with EJBs, 4.6

with web services, 5.2.4

L

life cycles

BPEL processes, 13.4

Oracle ADF, 9.5.7

load balancing, 11.2

local interface, 4.4.1.3

locating Web Service WSDL, 10.4.3

logging in

Oracle BPEL Admin Console, 13.7.1

Oracle BPEL Control, 13.2.1

SOA Order Booking application, 2.5

Worklist Application, 7.12.6

logical design, 3.3

M

managed beans

application logic in, 9.1.3

automatic component binding and, 9.4.4

backing beans, 9.1.3

configuring in faces-config.xml file, 9.4.1

definition of, 9.1.3

introduced, 9.1.3

scopes, 9.4.1

web services, invoking, 9.6.3

managing message tracking in Oracle ESB Control, 12.8

manual recovery, Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4

Maps view in Oracle ESB Control, 12.5

message flow

creating in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.2

Oracle Enterprise Service Bus files, 6.2.2

processing in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.2.1

mod_oradav module, 8.4.2

moddav.conf file, 8.4.2

modifying routing services in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.9.2

monitoring

Adobe SVG Viewer, using, 15.2

cluster topologies, 15.1.2

deployed applications, 15.1.3

EJB performance, 15.1.4

JVM metrics, 15.1.5

message instances across Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 12

OC4J instances, 15.1.1

Oracle BPEL Control, 13

web modules, 15.1.4

with sensors, 7.11

N

navigation diagram

creating navigation, 9.5.1

using, 9.3.1

working with, 9.3.3

navigation.See page navigation

notifications

email, 7.13

JMX event, 11.4.1

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.9

NotifyCustomer scope, 2.5.3.3.9

O

OC4J instance system properties, 8.5.3

Oracle ADF Faces

introduced, 9.1.1

libraries, 9.3.2

Oracle Application Development Framework

architecture, with JSF, 9.1.3.2

binding container, 9.1.3.2

binding types, 9.1.3.2

business technologies supported, 9.1.2

data binding, 9.1.3.2

data controls, 9.1.2

files created when using, 9.5.6

forms

creating, 9.5.8

types, 9.5.8

input form, creating for web service, 9.6.1

introduced, 9.1

life cycle, 9.5.7

page definition file, 9.1.3.2

parameter form, 9.6.1, 9.6.2

runtime, 9.5.7

tables

creating, 9.5

types, 9.5.5

value binding, 9.1.3

view technologies supported, 9.1.1

web applications, building with, 9.1.4

Oracle BPEL Admin Console

logging in, 13.7.1

Oracle BPEL Control

Activities tab, 13.6

BPEL Processes tab, 13.4

clearing WSDL cache, 13.4

creating reports, 13.4.2

Dashboard tab, 13.3

default revisions, 13.4.2

deploying new processes, 13.4

deployment descriptor file, 13.4.2

domains, 13.7

initiating processes, 13.3.1, 13.4.2

Instances tab, 13.5

introduced, 13

logging in, 13.2.1

performing manual recovery, 13.4

refreshing the alarm table, 13.4

test suites, 13.4.2

undeploying processes, 13.4.2

viewing activity interactions, 13.5.1

viewing audit trails, 13.5.1

viewing header variable details, 13.5.1

viewing process activities history, 13.5.1

viewing process logs, 13.4

viewing sensor values, 13.5.1

Oracle BPEL Control, introduced, 7.14.3

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, introduced, 7.1

Oracle Enterprise Manager Application Server Control

about, 11.1

application clustering

database replication, 11.2.2.3

multicast replication, 11.2.2.3

peer-to-peer replication, 11.2.2.3

deploying

about, 11.1

application archive, 11.2.1, 11.3.1

application clustering, 11.2.2.3

ascontrol, 11.3.1

client module, 11.3.2

cluster topology, 11.3.1, 11.3.3

connection factory, 11.2.4

connection pools, 11.2.2.1, 11.2.3

connector module, 11.3.2

context root, 11.3.1

data sources, 11.2.2.1, 11.2.3

default, 11.3.1, 11.3.1

deployment plan, 11.3.1

Deployment Wizard, 11.2.4

.ear, 11.2.1, 11.3.1

EJB JAR file, 11.3.1

EJB module, 11.3.2

groups, 11.2.2.1

JDBC Resources, 11.2.3

multiple JVMs, 11.2.2.2

opmnct1, 11.3

.rar, 11.2.4, 11.3.1

soademo.ear, 11.3.1

standalone resource adapters, 11.2.4

.war, 11.2.1, 11.3.1

web application, 11.3.1

load balancing, 11.2, 11.2.2

monitoring, 15

Adobe SVG Viewer, 15.2

cluster topology, 15.1.2, 15.1.2

deployed applications, 15.1.3

DMS, 15.1.5.1

EJB modules, 15.1.4

EJB performance, 15.1.1

heap usage, 15.1.1

J2SE 5.0 JVM metrics, 15.1.5.2

JDK, 15.1.5

JSP performance, 15.1.1

JVM metrics, 15.1.5, 15.1.5

OC4J instance, 15.1.1

Response and Load Chart, 15.1.1

servlet performance, 15.1.1

standalone OC4J, 15.1.5

web modules, 15.1.4

Oracle Universal Installer, 11.3

port numbers

configuring, 2.2.8

determining, 2.2.5

post-deployment

notifications, 11.4.1

redeploy, 11.4.2

undeploy, 11.4.3

SOA Order Booking application, configuring, 2.2.4

Oracle Enterprise Service Bus

adding

adapter services, 6.8

endpoint properties, 6.6

SOAP services, 6.7

adding routing services, 6.9

browsing for deployed services, 6.5

configuring ports for the SOA Order Booking application, 2.2.8

creating

message flows, 6.2

projects, 6.3

system or service groups, 6.4

deleting

adapter services, 6.8.3

routing services, 6.9.3

SOAP services, 6.7.3

features, 6.1

files in a message flow, 6.2.2

introduced, 6.1

modifying

adapter services, 6.8.2

routing services, 6.9.2

SOAP services, 6.7.2

monitoring message instances, 12

processing in a message flow, 6.2.1

registering projects with an ESB server, 6.12

service definitions in Oracle ESB Control, 12.4

specifying routing rules, 6.10

system definitions in Oracle ESB Control, 12.3

testing message flow in Oracle Enterprise Manager Application Server Control, 6.13

viewing log files in Oracle Enterprise Manager Application Server Control, 12.10

Oracle Enterprise Service Bus server

registering Oracle Enterprise Service Bus projects and services, 6.12

Oracle ESB Control

adapter error handling, 12.11.1

components, 12.2

creating a domain-value map, 6.11

defining trackable fields, 12.9, 12.9.1

description of, 12.2

enabling and disabling message tracking, 12.8.1

enabling and disabling trackable fields, 12.9.2

error handling in Instances view, 12.11

Instances view, 12.6

introduced, 12.1

managing message tracking, 12.8

Maps view, 12.5

modifying

service definitions, 12.4.1

system definitions, 12.3.1

opening, 12.2.1

Oracle Enterprise Service Bus service definitions, 12.4

Oracle Enterprise Service Bus system definitions, 12.3

ports, configuring for the SOA Order Booking application, 2.2.8

purging message instances, 12.8.2

resubmitting messages, 12.11.2

searching for message instances, 12.7, 12.7.1

Services view, 12.3, 12.4

viewing all messages in Instances view, 12.6.1

Oracle JDeveloper, URL for downloading, 2.2.2

Oracle Service Registry, 5.1.3

Oracle SOA Suite

introduced, 1.3

Oracle Web Services Manager

agents, 10.1

authentication use case, 10.3

encryption use case, 10.4

features, 10.1

gateways, 10.1

Monitor, 10.1

policies, 10.2.2

policy set, 10.3.3

server agents, 10.3.1, 10.3.1

use cases, 10.2.3

Oracle WSM. See Oracle Web Services Manager

orchestration, designing for, 3.2.5

OrderBookingESB flow, 2.5.3.2

OrderBookingESB project

deploying, 2.2.7

directories in, 2.4.1.4

OrderBookingFault scope, 2.5.3.3.11

OrderFulfillmentESB flow, 2.5.3.4

ORDERS table, 2.2.3.1

OrderService project, 2.4.2.4

P

page definition files

creating, 9.5.6

expression language in, 9.1.3.2

introduced, 9.1.3.2

page navigation

creating, 9.5.1

details page, creating for, 9.5.5

introduced, 9.1.3.1, 9.1.3.1

using the JSF Navigation Modeler, 9.5.4

parallel flows

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used in, 7.9

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.7

partner links

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used in, 7.3

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.2

patterns, rules engine and, 8.7.2.1

physical design, 3.3.3

policies, in Oracle Web Services Manager, 10.2.2, 10.3.3

policy enforcement points, 10.1

popup blocking, disabling, 8.7.2.1

port numbers, determining with Application Server Control, 2.2.5

PostFulfillmentReq scope, 2.5.3.3.7

process history, in Oracle BPEL Control, 13.5.1

process logs, in Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4

processing in an Oracle Enterprise Service Bus message flow, 6.2.1

PRODUCT table, 2.2.3.1, 2.5.3.1

project definition, 3.2.5

project scope

business interaction diagrams, 3.2.4

defined, 3.1

discover phase, 3.2.4

objectives, determining, 3.2.2

process flow definition, 3.2.5

project definition, 3.2.5

requirements, 3.2.3

service portfolio, 3.2.1

services

analyzing, 3.2.5

classifying, 3.2.5

defining, 3.2.4

discovering, 3.2.4

solution specification, 3.2.6

summary, 3.2

use cases, 3.2.3

projects

creating for web application in JDeveloper, 9.2.1

creating in Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 7.2.2

creating in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.3

proxy server, importing XML schema and, 8.5.3

publish types, 7.11

purging message instances in Oracle ESB Control, 12.8.2

R

RapidService project

deploying, 2.2.7

directories in, 2.4.1.5

readme.txt file, Oracle Home installation, 8.3.1

ReadOnlyCollection.xml file, 4.7.2

ReadOnlySingleValue.xml file, 4.7.2

receive activities, 7.3.1.6

refreshing the alarm table, in Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4

registering Oracle Enterprise Service Bus projects and services, 6.12

remote interface, 4.4.1.3

reports

WSI test, 5.4.2

reports, in Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4.2

repository

connecting, 8.4.3

emptyFileRepository, 8.4.1

types supported by Rule Author, 8.4

RequiresApproval switch, 2.5.3.3.5

RequiresManualApproval scope, 2.5.3.3.4

resubmitting messages in Instances view of Oracle ESB Control, 12.11.2

RLFact, Rule Author and, 8.5.1.1

routing rules

asynchronous or synchronous execution, 6.10.4

defined, 6.1

document transformations and, 6.1

execution priority and, 6.1

expressions for filtering, 6.10.7

filter expressions and, 6.1

priority, 6.10.5

specifying in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.10

systems from which messages are accepted, 6.10.3

target operations, 6.10.2

transformations, 6.10.6

routing services

adding in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.9

defined, 6.1

deleting in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.9.3

modifying in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.9.2

Rule Author

assigning role to user, 8.2.1

creating user, 8.2

starting, 8.3.1

rule sets, business rules and, 8.1.2

S

scope activities, 7.3.1.2

scopes, for design, 3.1

searching for message instances in Oracle ESB Control, 12.7, 12.7.1

security

application-level, 10

monitoring, 14.2

SelectManufacturer project

deploying, 2.2.7

directories in, 2.4.1.6

SelectSupplier scope, 2.5.3.3.6

sensors

monitoring with, 7.11

viewing values in Oracle BPEL Control, 13.5.1

service groups

creating in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.4

Service Oriented Business Applications. See SOBAs

service portfolio plan

creating, 3.2.1

defined, 3.2

service WSDL, locating, 10.4.3

service-oriented architecture (SOA), introduced, 1.2

services

building with TopLink, 4

classifying, 3.2.5

classifying, with design patterns, 3.3.2

defining, 3.2.5

defining in design phase, 3.2.4

designing, 3.3.2

designing interfaces for, 3.3.2

discovering, 3.2.4

as EJBs, 4

SOA-specific considerations, 3.2.5

Services view

in Oracle ESB Control, 12.3, 12.4

session beans

creating, 4.4.1

interface types, 4.4.1.3

updating, 4.4.4

session facades

about, 4.4

generating methods, 4.4.1.1

updating, 4.4.4

SetFinalOrderStatus scope, 2.5.3.3.8

Simple Object Access Protocol, 5.1.1

SOA Order Booking application

ADDRESS table, 2.2.3.1

application server connections for, 2.2.6

assign activities in, 2.5.3.3.1

asynchronous invocations in, 2.5.3.3.5, 2.5.3.3.7

business rules in, 2.5.3.3.4

CallbackClient scope, 2.5.3.3.10

conditional branching, 2.5.3.3.3

configuring the container for, 2.2.4

connection pools for, 2.2.4

creating data sources for, 2.2.4

CreditService scope, 2.5.3.3.3

CUSTOMER_ADDRESS table, 2.2.3.1

CustomerService scope, 2.5.3.3.2

database adapters in

BPEL, 2.5.3.3.1, 2.5.3.3.8

ESB, 2.5.3.4

database connection factory for, 2.2.4

database connections for, 2.2.6

database schema

about, 2.2.3.1

installing, 2.2.3

databases for, 2.2.2

decision services in, 2.5.3.3.4

deploying, 2.2.7

detailed, 2.5

development environment, 2.4

downloading, 2.2.2

EJB_TAB_ID_GEN table, 2.2.3.1

ESB ports, configuring, 2.2.8

fault handling, 2.5.3.3.11

FEDEXSHIPMENT table, 2.2.3.1

human workflows, 2.5.3.3.5

InsertOrderIntoDB scope, 2.5.3.3.1

installing, 2.2

installing the schema, 2.2.3

integration server connections for, 2.2.6

introduced, 2

ITEMS table, 2.2.3.1

JMS adapters, 2.5.3.4

notifications, 2.5.3.3.9

NotifyCustomer scope, 2.5.3.3.9

OrderBookingESB flow, 2.5.3.2

OrderBookingFault scope, 2.5.3.3.11

OrderFulfillmentESB flow, 2.5.3.4

ordering process, 2.5.3

ORDERS table, 2.2.3.1

overview, 2.3

parallel flows, 2.5.3.3.7

partner links, 2.5.3.3.2

port numbers, determining, 2.2.5

PostFulfillmentReq scope, 2.5.3.3.7

predefined users for, 2.5

prerequisites, 2.2.2

PRODUCT table, 2.2.3.1, 2.5.3.1

registration process, 2.5.1

RequiresApproval switch, 2.5.3.3.5

RequiresManualApproval scope, 2.5.3.3.4

running, 2.5

securing with Oracle Web Services Manager, 10.2.3

SelectSupplier scope, 2.5.3.3.6

SetFinalOrderStatus scope, 2.5.3.3.8

SOADEMO-CILENT application, 2.5.3.1

SOAOrderBooking flow, 2.5.3.3

switch activities, 2.5.3.3.6

synchronous invocations in, 2.5.3.3.2

system requirements, 2.2.1

transforming data, 2.5.3.3.1

URL for launching, 2.5

SOADemo application projects, 2.4.1

SOADEMO-CLIENT application

deploying, 2.2.7

ordering, 2.5.3.1

tables for, 2.2.3.1

working with, 2.4.2

SOAOrderBooking flow, 2.5.3.3

SOAOrderBooking project

deploying, 2.2.7

directories in, 2.4.1.7

tables for, 2.2.3.1

SOAP

see Simple Object Access Protocol

SOAP services

adding in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.7

deleting in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.7.3

modifying in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.7.2

SOBAs

business interaction diagrams for, 3.2.4

defined, 3.2.3

orchestrating in design, 3.2.5

solution specifications, 3.2.6

specifying routing rules in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.10

SSL, WebDAV and, 8.4.2

structure definition file, 4.7.2, 4.7.2.2

switch activities

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used in, 7.7

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.6

synchronous invocations

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used in, 7.3.1

routing rules, 6.10.4

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.2

system properties, OC4J instance, 8.5.3

systems in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.4

T

target services

defined, 6.1

task display forms, 7.12.4

test suites

Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4.2

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 7.14.1

testing

Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4.2

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, using test suites, 7.14.1

Oracle ESB message flow in Oracle Enterprise Manager Application Server Control, 6.13

web applications, 9.7

throw activities, 7.10.1.2

TopLink, building services with, 4

transformations

data mapper in Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.1

designing, 3.3.1

Oracle BPEL Process Manager, used in, 7.5

reuse across Oracle Enterprise Service Bus, 6.1

SOA Order Booking application, used in, 2.5.3.3.1

U

UDDI

see Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration

UDDI browser in JDeveloper, 5.1.3

undeploying

applications, 11.4.3

undeploying processes, in Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4.2

Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration, 5.1.3

UpdateableCollection.xml file, 4.7.2

use cases

designing with, 3.2.3

for Oracle Web Services Manager, 10.2.3

UserInterface project, 2.4.2.5

username tokens in Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 10.3.11

users

Rule Author, 8.2

SOA Order Booking application, 2.5

V

value binding, Oracle ADF introduced, 9.1.3

variables

copying, 7.4.1

using in data model, 8.6

versions

of BPEL processes, 7.14

overwriting, 7.14, 7.14

viewing in Oracle BPEL Control, 13.4

W

web applications

Oracle ADF, building with, 9.1.4

page navigation, creating, 9.5.1

projects created for, 9.2.1

testing, 9.7

workspace, creating, 9.2

web pages.See JSF pages

web services

about, 5.1

and JSR-181, 5.2.4

asynchronous, 7.3

creating bottom-up, 5.2.3

data controls, using on a page, 9.6.1

debugging locally, 5.4.1.1

debugging remotely, 5.4.1.2

deploying, 5.2.7

deployment profile, 5.2.3.2

development lifecycle, 5.4

from EJB 3.0, 5.2.5

interoperability, 5.4.2

invoking

from backing beans, 9.6.3

using data controls, 9.6.1

invoking from Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 7.1, 7.3

JAX-RPC and Oracle SOAP, 5.2.3.1

JDeveloper development tools, 5.2.2

proxies, 5.3.1

serialization, 5.2.1

synchronous, 7.3

using in applications, 5.3

Web Services Agent, 10.3.7

Web Services Description Language, 5.1.2

web services description language, 7.1

WebDAV repository

configuring, 8.4.2

securing, 8.4.2

web.xml file, 9.5.6

workflow See human workflow tasks, 7.12

Worklist Application, logging in, 7.12.6

workspaces, creating for web applications, 9.2

WSDL

see Web Services Description Language

WSDL See web services description language

WS-I, 5.4.2

WS-I Basic Security Profile, 10.3.3

X

XML schema, proxy server and, 8.5.3

XMLFact

adding, 8.5.1.1

importing schema, 8.5.1.2

JAXB class directory, 8.5.1.1

JAXB-generated classes, 8.5.1.1

Rule Author and, 8.5.1.1

target package name field, 8.5.1.1

XML Schema field, 8.5.1.1

XPath Expression Builder, 7.13, 7.13.1.3

XPath expressions, 7.4, 7.7

XSLT Mapper, 7.5