- Developing SOA Applications with Oracle SOA Suite
- Sharing Functionality Across Service Components
- Working with Domain Value Maps
- Creating a Domain Value Map Use Case For Multiple Values
- How to Create the Multivalue Use Case
- Task 2: How to Create a Domain Value Map
Task 2: How to Create a Domain Value Map
After creating an application and a project for the use case, create the domain value map.
To create a domain value map:
- In the Applications window, right-click the Multivalue project and select New.
- In the New Gallery dialog, expand the SOA Tier node, and then select the Transformations category.
- In the Items list, select Domain Value Map(DVM) and click OK.
The Create Domain Value Map(DVM) File dialog appears.
- In the File Name field, enter
multivalue.dvm
. - In the Domain Name fields, enter
Longname
,Shortname
,Language
, andCapital
. - In the Domain Value field corresponding to the
Longname
domain, enterKarnataka
. - In the Domain Value field corresponding to the
Shortname
domain, enterKA
. - In the Domain Value field corresponding to the
Language
domain, enterKannada
. - In the Domain Value field corresponding to the
Capital
domain, enterBangalore
. - Click OK.
The Domain Value Map Editor appears.
- Click Add and then select Add Row.
Repeat this step to add two more rows.
- Enter the information shown in Table 45-7 in the newly added rows of the domain value map table:
Table 45-7 Information for Rows of Domain Value Map Table
Longname Shortname Language Capital Karnataka
KA
Kannada
Bangalore
Tamilnadu
TN
Tamil
Chennai
Andhrapradesh
AP
Telugu
Hyderbad
Kerala
KL
Malayalam
Trivandram
The Domain Value Map Editor appears, as shown in Figure 45-20.
- From the File menu, select Save All and close the Domain Value Map Editor.