How to Create Customization Classes

This section describes how to create customization classes. In this example, you create a class for a customization layer named MyCustomizationLayer.

To create customization classes:

Invoke the Create Java Class Wizard in Oracle JDeveloper by selecting File > From Gallery > General > Java.

Create a Java class extending from the following class:

oracle.tip.tools.ide.fabric.custom.GenericSOACustomizationClass

Provide the following content for the customization class.

package myCustomizationPackage;

import oracle.tip.tools.ide.fabric.custom.GenericSOACustomizationClass;

public class MyCustomizationClass extends GenericSOACustomizationClass {

    public MyCustomizationClass() {
        super();

        // set the customization layer name
        setName("MyCustomizationLayer");
    }
}

For the customization class to have the correct customization layer, the customization layer name must be set by adding the following to the constructor without parameters:

 // set the customization layer name        
        setName("MyCustomizationLayer");

You can also optionally remove the constructor with parameters.

The Create Java Class Wizard automatically generates the following content:

package myCustomizationPackage;

import oracle.tip.tools.ide.fabric.custom.GenericSOACustomizationClass;

public class MyCustomizationClass extends GenericSOACustomizationClass {
    public MyCustomizationClass(String string, String string1) {
        super(string, string1);
    }

    public MyCustomizationClass() {
        super();
    }
}

To make the customization class effective, compile the customization class by building the SOA project.

In the Applications window, right-click the SOA project and select Build SOA_project_name.jpr.
Ensure that the build succeeds by reviewing the output in the Log window at the bottom of Oracle JDeveloper.