2.25 Property Alias Dialog

Use to create a property alias.

Property aliases enable you to map a global property to a field in a specific message part. This enables the property name to become an alias for the message part and location. The alias can be used in XPath expressions.

Property aliases are used with correlation sets. A set of correlation tokens is defined as a set of properties shared by all messages in the correlated group. A property definition creates a globally unique name and associates it with an XML schema instance. Properties in business protocols are typically included in application-visible message data.

For more information about properties and correlation sets, see the Business Process Execution Language for Web Services Specification at http://www.oasis-open.org.

Element Description

Property

Select a property from the list for which to create an alias. If a property does not exist, select the Add icon to create a correlation set property.

Interaction Type

Select the message type or business event to which to map the property.

Message Type

Select a message type.

  • Type Explorer: Expand the tree and select the specific message part to which to map the property. The property name becomes an alias for the message part and location.

  • Type: Displays the selected message part.

  • Show Detailed Node Information: Select an element and click this checkbox to display detailed information.

  • Query: Press Ctrl+Space in this field to start the XPath Building Assistant. The XPath Building Assistant cannot be started until you have made your selection in the tree. The query selections that appear are based on your selection in the tree. Press Esc when complete.

Event

Select to publish to a business event.

  • Event: Click the Search icon to select the business event.

  • Query: Press Ctrl+Space in this field to start the XPath Building Assistant. The XPath Building Assistant cannot be started until you have made your selection in the tree. The query selections that appear are based on your selection in the tree. Press Esc when complete.

Related Topics

Using Correlation Sets and Message Aggregation in Developing SOA Applications with Oracle SOA Suite

Using Business Events and the Event Delivery Network in Developing SOA Applications with Oracle SOA Suite