1. Developing SOA Applications with Oracle SOA Suite
  2. Using the BPEL Process Service Component
  3. Using Fault Handling in a BPEL Process
  4. Handling Faults with the Fault Management Framework
  5. How to Design a Fault Policy for Automated Fault Recovery with the Fault Policy Wizard
  6. Step 1: Defining Property Sets

Step 1: Defining Property Sets

You first define property sets to associate with JMS alerts, which are defined in Step 2: Defining Alerts. You can associate property sets configuration details such as JMS destinations and connection factories with multiple JMS alerts. For example, for a JMS alert, the destination and queue information and connection factory can be referenced by additional JMS alerts configured in the fault policy.

Note:

You cannot create property sets for email alerts in this release.

  1. Click the Properties tab. Table 12-1 provides details about available fields.

    Table 12-1 Property Set Selections

    For... Then...

    Email alerts

    Email alerts do not support property sets for this release.

    JMS queue alerts

    1. Click Add to specify the properties and values for JMS alerts. The following properties and associated values are required:

    • jmsDestination: The JNDI name of the configured queue or topic in which the alerts is queued/published.

    • connectionFactory: JNDI name for the configured connection factory to use.

    Figure 12-12 shows a property set configured with JMS destination and connection factory values.

    Figure 12-12 JMS Property Set Configuration

    Description of Figure 12-12 follows
    Description of "Figure 12-12 JMS Property Set Configuration"

    For an example of a fully-defined fault policy file, including a defined JMS propertySet section, see Step 4 of How to Manually Design a Fault Policy for Automated Fault Recovery.