Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
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Part I Introduction to Oracle Service Bus
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About Oracle Service Bus
- Oracle Service Bus Overview
- Service Bus Architectural Concepts
- Service Bus Components
- Service Bus Messaging Models
- Using Work Managers with Service Bus
- Service Bus Security
- Approaches for Designing Service Bus Services
- Naming Guidelines for Service Bus Components
- Viewing Service Bus Resources in a Web Browser
- Accessibility Options
- Additional Resources
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Getting Started with the Oracle Service Bus Console
- Overview of the Oracle Service Bus Console
- Getting Started
- Working with Sessions
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Working with Projects, Folders, and Resources in Oracle Service Bus Console
- How to Locate Services
- Working with the Project and Folder Definition Editors
- Create New Projects and Folders for Resources
- Creating Resources with the Resource Gallery
- How to Clone Projects, Folders, and Resources
- How to Rename Projects, Folders, and Resources
- How to Move Projects, Folders, and Resources
- How to Delete Projects, Folders, and Resources
- Viewing and Resolving Conflicts
- Viewing Historical Data
- Undoing Changes and Activations
- Viewing References
- Customizing the Appearance of the Oracle Service Bus Console
- 3 Getting Started with Oracle Service Bus in JDeveloper
- 4 Setting up the Development Environment for JDeveloper
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Developing Service Bus Applications in JDeveloper
- Introduction to the Service Bus Overview Editor
- Creating Service Bus Applications and Projects in JDeveloper
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Adding Service Bus Components
- How to Launch the Service Bus Overview Editor
- How to Add a Pipeline
- How to Add a Split-Join
- How to Create a Proxy Service
- How to Reuse Existing Proxy Services in the Overview
- How to Create a Business Service
- How to Reuse Existing Business Services in the Overview
- How to Invoke Deployed Service Bus and SOA Applications
- What You May Need to Know About Adding Components
- Modifying and Deleting Components in the Service Bus Overview Editor
- Synchronizing the Overview Diagram
- Wiring Service Bus Components
- Attaching Security Policies to Service Bus Components
- Testing Service Bus Components in the Overview Editor
- Deploying a Service Bus Application
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About Oracle Service Bus
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Part II Working with Oracle Service Bus Resources
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Creating and Configuring Project Resources
- Introduction to Service Bus Project Resources
- Working with Service Accounts
- Working with Service Key Providers
- Working with Alert Destinations
- Working with XML Schemas
- Working with XML Documents
- Working with JAR Files
- 7 Creating and Configuring System Resources
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Creating and Configuring Proxy Services
- Introduction to Proxy Services
- Securing Proxy Services
- Service Level Agreement Alert Rules
- Web Services Interoperability Compliance
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Creating Proxy Services
- How to Create a Proxy Service
- How to Create a Proxy Service Using the Service Bus Console
- How to Create a Typed REST Proxy Service Using the Service Bus Console
- How to Create a Proxy Service Using JDeveloper
- How to Generate a Proxy Service from a JCA Binding Resource
- How to Generate a Proxy Service from an Existing Service in JDeveloper
- How to Generate a Proxy Service from a WSDL Document in JDeveloper
- Configuring Proxy Services
- Deleting Proxy Services
- Consuming Proxy Services in JDeveloper with WSIL
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Creating and Configuring Business Services
- Introduction to Business Services
- Using Proxy Servers
- Service Level Agreement Alert Rules
- Security and Security Policies for Business Services
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Creating Business Services
- How to Create a SOAP Business Service Using the Service Bus Console
- How to Create a Typed or Untyped REST Business Service Using the Service Bus Console
- How to Create a Typed REST Business Service Specifying WADL Details Using the Service Bus Console
- How to Create a REST Business Service Based on a SOAP Service Using the SOAP to REST Wizard
- How to Create a Business Service That Connects to Oracle Integration Using the Service Bus Console
- How to Create a Business Service Using JDeveloper
- How to Create a Business Service That Connects to Oracle Integration Using JDeveloper
- How to Generate a Business Service from a JCA Binding Resource
- How to Generate a Business Service from a Proxy Service in JDeveloper
- How to Generate a Business Service from a WSDL Document in JDeveloper
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Configuring Business Services
- How to Configure General Information for a Business Service
- How to Configure a Business Service Transport
- How to Configure Business Service Message Handling
- How to Configure Performance for a Business Service
- How to Configure Security for a Business Service
- How to Configure Service Level Agreement Alerts for a Business Service
- Deleting a Business Service
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Improving Performance by Caching Business Service Results
- How Result Caching Works
- Result Caching Best Practices
- How to Delete Entries in the Result Cache
- Result Cache Metadata
- Testing Result Caching
- How to Configure a Business Service for Result Caching
- Result Caching Advanced Configuration
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Improving Service Performance with Split-Join
- Introduction to Split-Joins
- Service Level Agreement Alert Rules
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Working with Split-Joins in JDeveloper
- How to Create a Split-Join in JDeveloper
- How to Generate a Split-Join from a WSDL Document in JDeveloper
- How to Display the Components Window and Properties Windows
- How to Configure the Start Node
- How to View External Services
- How to Configure Global and Local Variables
- How to Configure the Receive Operation
- Adding Communication Operations in JDeveloper
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Adding Flow Control Operations in JDeveloper
- How to Create a Container Node
- How to Iterate Through a Variable Number of Requests
- How to Process a Fixed Number of Requests in Parallel
- How to Define If-Else Conditional Logic
- How to Create Error Handlers
- How to Raise an Error
- How to Re-Raise an Error
- How to Repeat an Operation Until it Evaluates to True
- How to Repeat an Operation Until it Evaluates to False
- How to Insert a Pause in Processing
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Adding Assign Operations in JDeveloper
- About Transformations and Expressions in Assign Operations
- Assign Operation Expression Resolution
- How to Assign a Value to a Variable
- How to Copy a Value from a Source to a Destination Document
- How to Delete a Set of Nodes
- How to Insert the Result of an XQuery Expression
- How to Invoke a Java Method in a Split-Join
- How to Log Split-Join Data
- How to Replace a Node or Its Contents
- Working with Split-Joins in the Oracle Service Bus Console
- Static and Dynamic Split-Join Samples
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Working with WSDL Documents
- WSDL Overview
- WSDL Documents in Service Bus
- Services Based on WSDL Ports and on WSDL Bindings
- Importing and Exporting WSDL Resources
- Working with WSDL Documents in JDeveloper
- Working with WSDL Documents in the Oracle Service Bus Console
- Viewing Effective WSDL Documents
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Creating and Configuring Project Resources
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Part III Working with Oracle Service Bus Pipelines
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Modeling Message Flow in Oracle Service Bus
- Pipeline Components
- Branching in Pipelines
- Configuring Actions in Stages and Route Nodes
- Performing Transformations in Pipelines
- Constructing Service Callout Messages
- Using Attachments with Service Callout Messages
- Handling Errors as the Result of a Service Callout
- Handling Errors in Pipelines
- Using Dynamic Routing
- Accessing Databases Using XQuery
- Understanding Message Context
- Using Variable Structures
- Quality of Service
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Using the JavaScript Action and JavaScript Expressions
- JavaScript Action and Message Context Variables
- Update Context Variables Using JavaScript Expressions
- Creating Variables Using JavaScript Expressions
- Deleting Variables Using JavaScript Expressions
- About XQuery, XPath, and JSON Variables
- Streaming $body Variables and the JavaScript Action
- JavaScript Action and Custom Java Functions
- Logging and Reporting the Result of JavaScript Expressions
- Using Work Managers with Service Bus
- Content Types, JMS Type, and Encoding
- Throttling Pattern
- WS-I Compliance
- Converting Between SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2
- 13 Working With Expression Editors in Oracle Service Bus Console
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Working with Pipelines in Oracle JDeveloper
- Adding a Pipeline Component in JDeveloper
- Viewing and Editing Pipelines in JDeveloper
- Adding Shared Variables to Pipelines in JDeveloper
- Adding Pipeline Pair Nodes to Pipelines in JDeveloper
- Adding Conditional Branches to Pipelines in JDeveloper
- Adding Operational Branches to Pipelines in JDeveloper
- Adding REST Branches to Pipelines in JDeveloper
- Adding Stages to Pipelines in JDeveloper
- Adding Route Nodes to Pipelines in JDeveloper
- Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Stages and Route Nodes in JDeveloper
- Adding and Searching for Pipeline Node Descriptions
- Configuring the Resequencer in JDeveloper
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Working with Pipeline Actions in Oracle JDeveloper
- Adding and Editing Actions in Pipelines in JDeveloper
- Adding Publish Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Publish Table Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Dynamic Publish Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Routing Options Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Service Callout Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Transport Header Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Dynamic Routing to Route Nodes in JDeveloper
- Adding Routing Actions to Route Nodes in JDeveloper
- Adding Routing Tables to Route Nodes in JDeveloper
- Adding For Each Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding If Then Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Raise Error Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Reply Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Resume Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Skip Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Assign Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Delete Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Insert Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Java Callout Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding JavaScript Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding MFL Translate Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding nXSD Translate Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Rename Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Replace Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Validate Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Alert Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Log Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Report Actions in JDeveloper
- Adding Error Handlers in JDeveloper
- Disabling an Action or a Stage in JDeveloper
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Working with Pipeline Templates
- Adding a Pipeline Template
- Editing a Pipeline Template
- Adding Placeholder Blocks to a Pipeline Template Message Flow
- Locking an Action in a Pipeline Template
- Creating a Concrete Pipeline from a Pipeline Template
- Editing the Message Flow for a Concrete Pipeline
- Converting a Concrete Pipeline in to a Regular Pipeline
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Modeling Message Flow in Oracle Service Bus
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Part IV Transforming Data
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Transforming Data with XQuery
- Introduction to XQuery Transformations
- XQuery Editors and Mappers
- Creating XQuery Maps in JDeveloper
- Testing Service Bus Projects Converted from XQuery 2004 to XQuery 1.0 in JDeveloper
- Working with XQuery Resources in the Oracle Service Bus Console
- Service Bus XQuery Functions
- 18 Transforming Data with XSLT
- 19 Mapping Data with Cross-References
- 20 Mapping Data with Domain Value Maps
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Defining Data Structures with Message Format Language
- Introduction to the Format Builder
- Working with MFL Resources in the Oracle Service Bus Console
- Creating the MFL Message Structure
- Configuring the MFL Message Structure
- Importing and Converting Metadata
- Deleting MFL Resources
- Testing Format Definitions
- Using the Palette
- Format Builder Supported Data Types
- Format Builder Field Reference
- 22 Using Java Callouts and POJOs
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Transforming Data with XQuery
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Part V Working with JCA Adapters, Transports, and Bindings
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Using the JCA Transport and JCA Adapters
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Introduction to the JCA Transport
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Supported JCA Adapters
- AQ Adapter
- Oracle BAM 11g Adapter
- Coherence Adapter
- Database Adapter
- File Adapter
- FTP Adapter
- JDE World Adapter
- JMS Adapter
- LDAP Adapter
- MQ Series Adapter
- MSMQ Adapter
- Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter
- Salesforce Cloud Adapter
- SAP Adapter
- Socket Adapter
- Third Party Adapter
- User Messaging Service Adapter
- Oracle JCA Adapter Limitations
- JCA Adapter Framework
- JCA Transport Messaging
- Security for JCA Transports
- Logging
- JCA Transport Error Handling
- URI Rewriting with JCA Transports
- JCA Transport Message Encoding
- Rejected Messages
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Supported JCA Adapters
- JCA Adapter Configuration Recommendations for Service Bus
- Working with JCA Binding Resources
- Working with JavaScript Resources
- JCA Transport Configuration Reference
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Introduction to the JCA Transport
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Creating REST Services with Oracle Service Bus
- Oracle Service Bus and REST
- WADL Documents for REST Services in Service Bus
- Creating WADL Documents
- Modifying WADL Documents
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Creating REST Services Using JDeveloper
- Creating Native REST Services
- How to Create WSDL-Based REST Services for Service Bus Using JDeveloper
- How to Create Typed REST Services for Service Bus Using JDeveloper
- How to Create or Configure a REST Operation in JDeveloper
- How to Create or Configure a REST Method in JDeveloper
- How to Expose an HTTP Proxy or Business Service as REST
- What You May Need to Know About Configuring URI Parameters for REST
- Accessing WADL Documents in a Web Browser
- 25 Using the DSP Transport
- 26 Using the EJB Transport
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Using HTTP and Poller Transports
- Introduction to Poller Transports
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Using the HTTP Transport
- HTTP Session Stickiness
- Retrieving the HTTP Authorization Header in a Proxy Service
- Compressed HTTP Request and Response Payload Support
- HTTP Transport WS-RM Support
- HTTP Transport Configuration Reference
- REST Support
- Response Codes and Error Handling for HTTP Business Services
- Large Payload Rejection with the HTTP Transport
- Using the Email Transport
- Using the File Transport
- Using the FTP Transport
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Using the SFTP Transport
- SFTP Transport Features
- General Principles of SFTP Authentication
- SFTP Transport Runtime Behavior
- Enabling SFTP Authentication
- About FIPS Compliance for the SFTP Transport
- Handling SFTP Transport Communication Errors
- Troubleshooting the SFTP Transport
- Importing SFTP Transport Services
- SFTP Transport Configuration Reference
- 28 Using the JEJB Transport
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Using the JMS Transport
- Introduction to the JMS Transport
- Using SOAP Over JMS Transport
- Naming Guidelines for Domains, Servers, and URIs
- JMS Client ID in Proxy Services
- JMS Transport Error Handling
- WSDL-Defined SOAP Fault Messages
- Message ID and Correlation ID Patterns for JMS Request/Response
- JMS Transport Configuration Reference
- 30 Using the Local Transport
- 31 Using the MQ Transport
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Using the Oracle BPEL Process Manager Transport
- Introduction to the BPEL Transport
- BPEL Transport Simple Use Cases (Synchronous)
- Advanced Use Cases (Asynchronous)
- BPEL Transport Security
- BPEL Transport Error Handling
- WS-Addressing Reference
- Examples of XML Messaging with the BPEL Transport
- BPEL Transport Configuration Reference
- 33 Using the SB Transport
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Using the SOA-DIRECT Transport
- Introduction to the SOA-DIRECT Transport
- Using SOA Suite Services with Service Bus
- SOA-DIRECT Transport Configuration Reference
- WS-Addressing Reference
- XML Messaging Examples
- 35 Using the Tuxedo Transport
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Using the WS Transport
- Introduction to the WS Transport
- Authentication and Authorization of Services
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Using the WS Transport
- Importing the WSDL Document into the Oracle Service Bus Console
- Configuring WS Policies
- Attaching WS Policies to a Service
- Configuring an Error Queue
- Routing the WS Transport Through an HTTP Proxy Server
- WS Transport Error Handling
- Importing and Exporting Resources
- Importing and Publishing Services Using UDDI Registries
- WS Transport Configuration Reference
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Using the JCA Transport and JCA Adapters
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Part VI Creating Custom Transport Providers
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Learning About Custom Transport Providers
- Introduction to Transport Providers
- Introduction to the Transport SDK
- Determining Whether to Develop a Custom Transport Provider
- Transport Provider Components
- The Transaction Model
- Transport SDK Security Model
- Transport SDK and the Threading Model
- Designing for Message Content
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Developing Custom Transport Providers
- Development Road Map
- Before You Begin
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Basic Development Steps
- Step1. Review the Transport Framework Components
- Step 2. Create a Directory Structure for Your Transport Project
- Step 3. Create an XML Schema File for Transport-Specific Artifacts
- Step 4. Define Transport-Specific Artifacts
- Step 5. Define the TransportProviderConfiguration XMLBean
- Step 6. Implement the Transport Provider User Interface
- Step 7. Implement the Runtime Interfaces
- Step 8. Package and Deploy the Transport Provider
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Important Development Topics
- Handling Messages
- Transforming Messages
- Working with TransportOptions
- Handling Errors
- Defining Custom Environment Value Types
- Publishing Proxy Services to a UDDI Registry
- When to Implement TransportWLSArtifactDeployer
- Creating Help for Custom Transports
- 39 Developing Custom Transport Providers for JDeveloper
- 40 Packaging and Deploying a Custom Transport Provider
- 41 Creating a Sample Socket Transport Provider
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Learning About Custom Transport Providers
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Part VII Sharing Artifacts and Services
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Importing and Exporting Resources and Configurations
- About Importing and Exporting Resources
- Importing and Exporting Resources in JDeveloper
- Importing and Exporting Resources in the Oracle Service Bus Console
- Exporting a Service Bus Configuration Offline
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Sharing Data Using the Metadata Services Repository
- Service Bus and the MDS Repository
- Managing the MDS Repository
- Sharing Artifacts Using the MDS Repository
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Consuming Artifacts Stored in the MDS Repository
- How to Consume MDS Repository Artifacts Using the Resource Browser
- How to Add MDS Repository Artifacts to a Service Bus Project
- How to Create a Business Service from a WSDL File in the MDS Repository
- How to Create a Business Service from a WADL File in the MDS Repository
- How to Expose a WSDL File in the MDS Repository as a REST Service
- Opening the Project Overview File Through a SOA-MDS Connection
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Working with UDDI Registries
- UDDI, UDDI Registries, and Web Services
- Service Bus and UDDI
- Keeping Services Synchronized
- Related References
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Working with UDDI Registry Resources
- How to View UDDI Registry Resources in the Oracle Service Bus Console
- How to Create UDDI Registry Resources
- How to Create a UDDI Registry Resource from a JDeveloper UDDI Connection
- How to Edit a UDDI Registry Resource
- How to Specify a Default UDDI Registry Resource
- How to Delete a UDDI Registry Resource
- Sharing UDDI Registry Services in JDeveloper
- Sharing UDDI Registry Services in the Oracle Service Bus Console
- Sample Business Scenarios for Service Bus and UDDI
- Mapping Service Bus Proxy Services to UDDI Entities
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Importing and Exporting Resources and Configurations
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Part VIII Security
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Understanding Oracle Service Bus Security
- Inbound Security
- Outbound Security
- Options for Identity Propagation
- Administrative Security
- Access Control Policies
- Configuring the Oracle WebLogic Security Framework: Main Steps
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Context Properties Are Passed to Security Providers
- Context Properties for HTTP Transport-Level Authentication
- ContextHandler Properties for Access Control and Custom Authentication
- Additional Transport-Specific Context Properties
- Administrator-Supplied Context Properties for Message-Level Authentication
- Security Provider Must Have Knowledge of the Property Name
- WebLogic Server Administrative Channel is Supported
- Using Security Providers
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Oracle Service Bus Security FAQ
- How are Service Bus and WebLogic Server Security related?
- What is Transport-Level Security?
- What is Web Services Security?
- What is Web Service Policy?
- What are Web Service Policy assertions?
- Are Access Control Policy and Web Service Policy the same?
- What is Web Services Security Pass-Through?
- What is a Web Services Security Active Intermediary?
- What is outbound Web Services Security?
- What is SAML?
- Is it possible to customize the format of the subject identity in a SAML assertion?
- What is the Certificate Lookup And Validation Framework?
- Does Service Bus support identity propagation in a proxy service?
- Is single sign-on supported in Service Bus?
- Are security errors monitored?
- Can I configure security for MBeans?
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Securing Business and Proxy Services
- Introduction to Policies
- Security and Security Policies for Business and Proxy Services
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Attaching and Configuring Policies in JDeveloper
- How to Attach Oracle Web Services Manager Policies in JDeveloper
- How to Define Override Values for a Policy in JDeveloper
- How to Configure Custom Authentication for Proxy Services in JDeveloper
- How to Specify a Service Key Provider for a Proxy Service in JDeveloper
- How to Specify Web Services Policy Enforcement in JDeveloper
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Attaching and Configuring Policies in the Oracle Service Bus Console
- How to Attach Oracle Web Services Manager Policies in the Console
- How to Define Override Values for a Policy in the Console
- How to Configure Custom Authentication for a Proxy Service in the Console
- How to Specify a Service Key Provider for a Proxy Service in the Console
- How to Specify Web Services Policy Enforcement in the Console
- Configuring Service Bus Client Access Security
- Hiding Personally Identifiable Information in Messages
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Configuring Message-Level Security for Web Services
- About Message-Level Security
- Message-Level Access Control Policies for Proxy Services
- Configuring Proxy Service Message-Level Security
- Configuring Business Service Message-Level Security: Main Steps
- Using the Service Identity Certificate Extensions
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Examples of Custom WS-Policy Statements
- Example: Encrypting Part of the SOAP Body and Header
- Example: Encryption Policy for a Business Service
- Example: Encrypting a Custom SOAP Header
- Example: Signing the Message Body and Headers
- Example: Signing a SOAP Body with SAML Holder-of-Key
- Example: Authenticating, Signing, and Encrypting with SAML Sender Vouches
- Disabling Outbound WS-Security
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Configuring Transport-Level Security
- Configuring Transport-Level Security for HTTPS
- Configuring Transport-Level Security for HTTP
- Configuring Transport-Level Security for JMS
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Configuring Transport-Level Security for SFTP Transport
- How Two-Way Authentication is Performed
- Use of the known_hosts File
- SFTP Transport Authentication Process
- Configuring Inbound SFTP Transport-Level Security: Main Steps
- Configuring Outbound SFTP Transport-Level Security: Main Steps
- SFTP Security Attributes Preserved During Import
- SFTP Credential Life Cycle
- Email, FTP, and File Transport-Level Security
- Configuring Transport-Level Security for SB Transport
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Configuring Transport-Level Security for WS Transport
- Reliable Web Services Messaging Defined
- WS Transport Resources Visible in WLS Console
- Use of WS-Policy Files for Web Service Reliable Messaging Configuration
- RM WS-Policy Required Prior to Activation
- Async Responses
- Proxy Service Authentication
- Preserving Security Configuration on Import
- Configuring Inbound and Outbound WS Transport-Level Security
- Configuring Transport-Level Security for WebSphere Message Queue Transport
- Transport-Level Security Elements in the Message Context
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Securing Oracle Service Bus with Oracle Web Services Manager
- About Oracle Web Services Manager Integration with Oracle Service Bus
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Using Oracle Web Services Manager with Oracle Service Bus
- Attaching Oracle Web Services Manager Policies to Oracle Service Bus Services
- Configuring SAML
- Advertising WSDL Files to Support WS Standards
- Deployment Considerations
- Auditing
- Monitoring Statistics
- Predefined Policies and Unsupported Assertions
- Custom Assertions
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Securing Services with REST Endpoints Using OAuth
- Supported OAuth Use Cases
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Configuring Oracle Access Management for Using OAuth with Service Bus
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Configuring the OAuth Server
- Enabling OAuth for Oracle Access Management
- Creating an Authorization REST Callback Plug-In Profile Using the IDM Console
- Creating a Resource Server Profile Using the IDM OAuth Console
- Creating an OAuth OWSM Client Profile
- Updating the OAuth Server Profile Configuration
- Importing and Exporting Certificates
- Configuring OWSM
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Configuring the OAuth Server
- Attaching OAuth OWSM Policies to Service Bus Services
- 51 Securing Oracle Service Bus Proxy and Business Services with WS-Policy
- 52 Using SAML with Oracle Service Bus
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Configuring Custom Authentication
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Introduction to Custom Authentication in Oracle Service Bus
- Understanding Custom Authentication Tokens
- Custom Authentication Token Use and Deployment
- Understanding Transport-Level Custom Authentication
- Understanding Message-Level Custom Authentication
- Propagating the Identity Obtained From Custom Authentication Tokens
- Combining WS-Security with Custom User Name/Password and Tokens
- Format of XPath Expressions
- Configuring Identity Assertion Providers for Custom Tokens
- Configuring Custom Authentication Transport-Level Security
- Configuring Message-Level Custom Authentication
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Introduction to Custom Authentication in Oracle Service Bus
- 54 Defining Message-Level Security with .Net 2.0
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Understanding Oracle Service Bus Security
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Part IX Completing Oracle Service Bus Services
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Debugging Oracle Service Bus Applications
- Introduction to the Debugger
- Configuring the Project and Debugger
- Accessing the Debugger
- Debugging a Service Bus Application
- Working with the Debugger Windows
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Using the Test Console
- Introduction to the Test Console
- Accessing the Test Console
- Testing Proxy Services, Business Services, Pipelines, and Split-Joins
- Testing MFL Transformations
- Testing XSLT Transformations (Resources)
- Testing XQuery Transformations (Resources)
- Testing Inline Expressions
- Testing Services With OWSM Security
- About Security and Transports
- Undeploying the Test Console
- Test Console Page Reference for Services
- 57 Deploying Oracle Service Bus Services
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Using the Oracle Service Bus Development Maven Plug-In
- Introduction to the Oracle Service Bus Maven Plug-In
- Installing and Configuring Maven
- Using the Oracle Service Bus Development Maven Plug-In
- Service Bus Development Maven Plug-In Goals
- Oracle Service Bus Development Maven Plug-In POM File Samples
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Debugging Oracle Service Bus Applications
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Appendixes
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Message Context
- The Message Context Model
- Predefined Context Variables
- Message-Related Variables
- Inbound and Outbound Variables
- Operation Variable
- Fault Variable
- messageID Variable
- Initializing Context Variables
- Performing Operations on Context Variables
- Constructing Messages to Dispatch
- Message Context Schema
- Errors Schema
- B XPath Extension Functions
- C Oracle Service Bus APIs
- D Transport SDK Interfaces and Classes
- E Transport SDK UML Sequence Diagrams
- F XQuery-SQL Mapping Reference
- G Work Managers and Threading
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Message Context