SOA Composite Application Database Adapter Demonstration Part 3

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1. Start the Oracle JDeveloper.

2. To deploy the code from JDeveloper, we first need to create a connection to the Application server, where we are planning to deploy the code.

3. Click on Resource Palette on top right of the JDeveloper.

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4. Select the Connection Name and Connection Type:

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5. Specify username and password to authenticate the connection.

6. Add the connection information: like domain name, host and port information.

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7. Click NEXT to test the connection:

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8.Click NEXT and Finish. Now, Click on Resource Palette on top right of the Jdeveloper and expand the newly created connection.

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9. Now, as we have created the connection. Its time to do the deployment of our application. Right Click Account Status Application –> Deploy –> Account Status as shown in the figure below:

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10. Select deployment action from the list below:

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11. Select composite version ID.

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12. Select the newly created application server connection, then choose the target server:

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13. Click NEXT to verify Deployment Summary and then Click FINISH. From the server-diagnostic logs you will see the message for successful deployment.

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14. Now, as we have deployed the application. Now, it`s time to test the application.

15. Login to the em console http://localhost:port/em and then expand Farm –> SOA –> soa-infra –> default to look for the application we deployed : AccountStatus [1.01] and click Test Service.

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16. Now add the following account number as shown below. The following account number(512300001000) is of John Morrison, according to the data we populated into the database in our first tutorial.

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17. Then Click Test Web Service. The response we get is CURRENT. What it means that the account number is currently active for user John Morrison.

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18. Now, let`s create another request with another account number: (612600001000). The following account number(612600001000) is of Mark Simpsons. According to the data we populated into the database in our first tutorial.

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19. Then Click Test Web Service. The response we get is EXPIRED. What it means that the account number is currently expired for user Mark Simpsons.

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So We got successful responses as expected to both our requests.

This ends our three part SOA development Tutorial using a DB adapter. You can download the complete source code from here.