1. Developing SOA Applications with Oracle SOA Suite
  2. Using the Oracle Mediator Service Component
  3. Creating Oracle Mediator Routing Rules
  4. Defining Routing Rules
  5. How to Define Default Routing Rules
  6. Default Rule: Java Callouts

Default Rule: Java Callouts

The current behavior of a pre-Java callout or post-Java callout works in the same way as for other routing rules. For Java callouts, the default routing rule is considered another routing rule. Therefore, for the scenarios in which the default routing rule is executed, the postRouting() callback method occurs only after the default routing rule is executed.

Note:

The post-Java callouts occur after the execution of sequential rules and do not wait for the parallel rules to complete execution. Therefore, if the default routing rule is sequential, then the postRouting() callback method occurs after executing the default routing rule. If the default routing rule is parallel, then the postRouting() callback occurs after all sequential rules are executed and does not wait for the execution of the parallel default routing rule.