Access an Application Deployed to an Oracle SOA Cloud Service Instance

You can access an application deployed to an Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance through a URL in a browser.

To access a deployed application:

1. In the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console, click for the desired service instance and select Open Service Bus Console.
2. Sign in to the Oracle Server Bus Console
3. Copy the Host IP Address of the load balancer or Managed Server, depending on whether your Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance has a load balancer.
4. Find the context-root of the application.
   The context-root is defined in the service project as a project property, or in the weblogic.xml file. The context-root may or may not be the same as the internal application name.
   1. In the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console, click for the desired service instance and select Open WebLogic Server Administration Console.
   2. Sign in to the WebLogic Server Administration Console.
   3. Select domain > Deployments, where domain is the domain where the application is deployed.
   4. In the Deployments table, click on the name of your service.
      The Settings dialog is displayed.
   5. In the Overview tab, locate the context-root.
5. Open a browser and in the address bar, enter the URL of the application:
   https://public_IP_of_load_balancer_or_managed_server:port/application_context_root
   or
   http://public_IP_of_load_balancer_or_managed_server:port/application_context_root
   1. Paste the Host IP Address of the load balancer or managed server into the URL.
   2. Specify the port number.
      The default ports differ according to whether you created the service instance on which the application by using the service instance creation wizard accessible in the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console REST API for Oracle SOA Cloud Service. The HTTP port is disabled if you created the service instance by using the service instance creation wizard.
      See About the Default Access Ports.
   3. Specify the context-root for the application.
      If you do not want to specify the IP address and port when you access the application, you can create a custom URL. To do this, you must acquire and configure a third-party DNS provider to map the custom URL. See Configure a Custom URL for an Application Deployed to a Service Instance in Administering Oracle Java Cloud Service.
6. If you receive a warning, accept the signed certificate.
   The application opens in your browser.