Designing a Composite for Service Integration

The next steps detail how to design a composite using the Oracle JDeveloper Studio Edition, a comprehensive tool for developing Oracle Fusion Middleware applications. It provides an easy-to-use Integrated Development Environment that enables you to create your integrations efficiently.

Defining a Composite for BPEL and Mediator

To define a composite for BPEL and Mediator:

  1. In the File menu of JDeveloper, click New and select Application.

    Figure 5-1 Navigation

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    JDeveloper displays the New Gallery page. Select SOA Application from the Items list.

    Figure 5-2 Create SOA Application


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  2. Provide a suitable name to your application.

    Figure 5-3 Name Your Application

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  3. Click Next and provide a suitable name to your project.

    Figure 5-4 Provide a Name for Your Project

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  4. Click Next.
  5. Select Composite With BPEL Process from the Standard Composite list.

    Figure 5-5 Configure SOA Settings


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  6. Click Finish.
  7. Select the Synchronous BPEL Process from the Template drop-down list and click OK.

    Figure 5-6 Create BPEL Process

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    The composite.xml file appears.

    Figure 5-7 composite.xml File


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  8. In the Application Navigator, under the Schemas folder, Oracle JDeveloper displays an XML schema file with the name BPELProcess1.xsd after BPEL process creation.

    Figure 5-8 XML Schema File

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  9. Edit this schema file as your business needs require. It is the responsibility of the front-end application to enforce data validations and to ensure that the input sent to the Oracle RightNow Cx Server from SOA is error-free.

    The structure of the schema used in this use case is as shown below.

    Figure 5-9 Edit XML Schema File

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