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1.38 Import SOA Composite Wizard - Import Composite Archive

Use to select the archive JAR file of the SOA composite to import.

Element	Description
Composite Archive	Click Browse to select the archive JAR file of the SOA composite.
Composite Name	Displays the SOA composite name.
Import For Customization	Select this checkbox to import a composite that you want to customize for your business needs. For example, a core applications development team builds a base composite. You then import this composite and customize it for a certain industry (for example, telecommunications). The tailored solution is then sold to a customer that further customizes the process for their specific geographic business needs. Essentially, there is a base composite and several layers of customized composites. At a later time in the process life cycle, the core applications development team delivers the next version of the base composite, which triggers an upgrade cycle for your applications team and the customer. Note: To import a composite, ensure that you start Oracle JDeveloper in the Default Role mode.

Element

Description

Composite Archive

Click Browse to select the archive JAR file of the SOA composite.

Composite Name

Displays the SOA composite name.

Import For Customization

Select this checkbox to import a composite that you want to customize for your business needs. For example, a core applications development team builds a base composite. You then import this composite and customize it for a certain industry (for example, telecommunications). The tailored solution is then sold to a customer that further customizes the process for their specific geographic business needs. Essentially, there is a base composite and several layers of customized composites. At a later time in the process life cycle, the core applications development team delivers the next version of the base composite, which triggers an upgrade cycle for your applications team and the customer.

Note: To import a composite, ensure that you start Oracle JDeveloper in the Default Role mode.