Properties

  How to set custom  Header (hardcode in invoke activity) ?

Add into properties of invoke. (In source of BPEL)

<bpelx:toProperty name="rest.binding.http.state-cd">'99'</bpelx:toProperty>
</bpelx:toProperties>
 </invoke>

Note: In Composite.xml its optional to add

<property name="oracle.webservices.http.headers">auth-token,clientid,username,state-cd,client-secret,password  </property>
</binding.rest>
  </reference>

How to set custom Headers (defined in composite)?

Step-1: Add following property inside reference of composite.xml

    <property name="bpel.preference.auth-token">f0dba955227145a8b09a8</property>

     <property name="bpel.preference.state-cd">99</property>

    <property name="bpel.preference.username">user1</property>

Step-2: add assign activity for header

-> Add functions on each element of header

-> BPEL Xpath Extension Functions – getPreference

-> Ex: ora:getPreference("auth-token")

-> ora:getPreference("clientid")

-> ora:getPreference("username")

Step-3: add in properties of invoke

<bpelx:toProperties>

                <bpelx:toProperty name="rest.binding.http.auth-token">$TST_Header/ns4:auth-token</bpelx:toProperty>

        <bpelx:toProperty name="rest.binding.http.state-cd">$TST_Header/ns4:state-cd</bpelx:toProperty>

        <bpelx:toProperty name="rest.binding.http.username">$TST_Header/ns4:username</bpelx:toProperty>

      </bpelx:toProperties>

    </invoke>

How to decrypt json data?

Create 2 simple variable:

encmsg string type

decmsg string type

Use Java Embedding activity in bpel process.

Name: Java_Parse

Write following code:

String encryptMsg= (String)getVariableData("encMsg");   

            byte[] decode_data_array = org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64.decodeBase64(encryptMsg.getBytes());   

   

            String decryptMessage = new String(decode_data_array);   

            setVariableData("decMsg",decryptMessage);

Add into bpel process:

<bpelx:exec import="org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64"/>

How to add JAR?

As we r using java logic, to use this we need to import jar and if we want to use in other project we have to import as jar.

Download commons-codec-1.5.jar

http://www.java2s.com/Code/Jar/c/Downloadcommonscodec15jar.htm --- jar - unzip

step-1

   Placed in ur project

Unzip

Rite click on projrct -> projectProperties -> Libraries and classpath -> Add JAR

Step-2

Placed in lib folder

C:\JDeveloper\mywork\CustomJavaSOAProject\SOA\SCA-INF\lib

How to create jar file of java class?

 Create java class

  Deploy

Create configuration file based on jar

How to create configuration file for java project?

config file  contain:

<soa-xpath-functions xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/soa/config/xpath"

                     xmlns:ir="http://www.oracle.com/XSL/Transform/java/com.abc.test.security.in.TestMessageDecrypt">

    <function name="ir:messageDecrypt">

        <className>com.abc.test.security.in.TestMessageDecrypt</className>

        <return type="string"/>

        <params>

        <param name="encryptStr" type="string"/>

        </params>

        <desc>To Decript the message</desc>

        <detail>To Decript the message</detail>

    </function>

</soa-xpath-functions>

Note: configuration file should be inside meta-inf folder

Deploy-> jar -> riteclick ->7-zip -> Open achieve

If meta-inf folder is not there, then

Archieve -> extract

created 2 java class

created jar for that

and created  config file for that

ext-soa-xpath-functions-config.xml

it should be inside meta-inf folder

projectproperty- deploymemt-useProjectSettings-TestMessageParserJAR

meta-inf from jar -> extract -> it will create folder by default then copy config file into that.

tool->prefrence-> soa-> deployed jar