1. Migrating Oracle SOA Cloud Service Instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
  2. Complete the Post-Migration Tasks
  3. Transition Inbound Adapters/Transports

Transition Inbound Adapters/Transports

For successful migration, you need to transition inbound adapters/transports.

There are two use cases to consider for transitioning inbound adapters/transports. During transition, you disable the inbound adapters/transport at the source and enable it on the target environment. Also, when you first deploy the projects to the target environment, you do not want inbound adapters/transports to process production messages right away until you are ready for the transition. To solve both the use cases, you can do any of the following:

  • Change the etc/host file or add/remove permissions for the file directory.

  • Change to composite or adapter activate/deactivate.

    Oracle SOA Cloud Service supports adapter activate/deactivate only in 12.1.3. In B2B, the inbound channel is disabled by default on import. Oracle Service Bus does not support this.

  • Change the inbound endpoints to test or true endpoints.

    This requires a redeployment.