WHAT IS SOA?
A service-oriented architecture is essentially a collection
of services. These services communicate with each other. The communication can
involve either simple data passing or it could involve two or more services
coordinating some activity.

WHAT IS WSDL?PARTS OF
WSDL?
A WSDL definition is an XML document with a root definition
element from the http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/ namespace. The entire WSDL
schema is available at http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/
for your reference. The definitions element may contain several other elements
including types, message, portType, binding, and service.
Element Name Description
types A
container for abstract type definitions defined using XML Schema
message A definition of an abstract message that may
consist of multiple parts, each part may be of a different type
Operation– an abstract description of an action
supported by the service.
portType An abstract set of operations supported by one
or more endpoints (commonly known as an interface); operations are defined by
an exchange of messages
binding A concrete protocol and data format
specification for a particular portType
service A collection of related endpoints, where an
endpoint is defined as a combination of a binding and an address (URI)
WHAT IS WEBSEVICES?
A Web service is a software system designed to support
interoperable machine-to-machine interaction over a network. It has an
interface described in a machine-processable format (specifically WSDL). Other
systems interact with the Web service in a manner prescribed by its description
using SOAP messages, typically conveyed using HTTP with an XML serialization in
conjunction with other Web-related standards
The basic Web services platform is
XML + HTTP.
XML provides a language which can be
used between different platforms and programming languages and still express
complex messages and functions.
The HTTP protocol is the most used
Internet protocol.
Web services platform elements:
- SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol)
- UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery and Integration)
- WSDL (Web Services Description Language)
WHAT IS BPEL?
BPEL is an XML-based language for enabling task sharing across multiple
enterprises using a combination of Web services. BPEL is based on the XML
schema, simple object access protocol (SOAP), and Web services description
language (WSDL). BPEL provides enterprises with an industry standard for
business process orchestration and execution. Using BPEL, you design a business
process that integrates a series of discrete services into an end-to-end
process flow. This integration reduces process cost and complexity. The BPEL
language enables you to define how to:
·
Send XML messages to, and asynchronously receive
XML messages from, remote services
·
Manipulate XML data structures
·
Manage events and exceptions
·
Design parallel flows of process execution
·
Undo portions of processes when exceptions occur
WHAT IS JDEVELOPER
JDeveloper is an open source IDE from Oracle. Jdeveloper covers the complete
development lifecycle starting from design through coding, debugging to
deploying.JDeveloper is used for development of
-Java, XML, SQL, PL/SQL, HTML, JavaScript, BPEL and PHP applications.
-It provides Javascript editor for development of AJAX applications
-It has built in support for JSF and JDBC..
WHY WE NEED BPEL
Traditional methods for integration and business process automation
typically involve embedded logic inside of applications designed to meet a
specific business need such as ERP, supply chain, or CRM. The development,
testing, and deployment efforts required to change these applications make
integration and process changes both costly and complex.To address these issues, proprietary EAI and static BPM products emerged to abstract integration and process automation into a new layer of software tools. These software products liberated integration and process tasks from the underlying business systems so they could be more effectively changed, managed, and optimized.
BPEL and Web services now provide a standardized integration interface and a standardized language for integration and process automation. BPEL, in effect, has the potential to commoditize the capabilities provided by proprietary EAI and BPM solutions. As often occurs in a commodity market, the resulting prices for products and services are certain to fall.
WHAT ARE THE BASIC
STEPS WE NEED TO FOLLOW FOR "bpel
project development"?
· Choose File -> New Project (Ctrl-Shift-N).
The New Project Wizard appears.
· Select SOA in the Categories list, and BPEL Module in the Projects list. Click Next.
· Name the project SayHello, and click Finish.
The SayHello Project is added to the Projects tree.
WHAT ARE THE
DIFFERENT TYPES OF PROCESS ACTIVITIES?

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF SERVICES ARE THERE?
·
A synchronous process
·
An asynchronous process
· An
empty process
WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS
THAT ARE AVAILABLE IN COMPONENT PALLETTE?
Code snippets------- empty
Preferd components--- empty
Process activites---all 26 activities
Services-----adapters,partener link,javaweb service, EJB
webservice, descission services,pon
Xml--------- #cdata section,#comment,3processing
instruction,#text
WHAT ARE THE
MANDATORY COLUMNS WHILE CREATING THE PROJECT?
Name
Namespace
template
WHAT ARE THE
DIFFERENT TYPES OF BPEL PROCESSES OR TEMPLATES WHILE CREATING THE PROJECT?
·
A synchronous process
·
An asynchronous process
· An
empty process
WHAT IS THE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SYNCHORNOUS,ASYNCHORNOUS AND EMPTY BPEL PROCESS?
In Synchronous services, the client invoking a synchronous process
will wait for the response to the request.
The client will not process further until it receives response from
the invoked synchronous process.
In Oracle BPEL Process Designer, when a project is created with the “Synchronous
BPEL Process” template, the initial BPEL process flow contains
- A client PartnerLink representing the client who initiates this BPEL process as a service. This is shown as the client in the diagram.
- A receive activity, called receiveInput, to receive a request message from the client.
- A reply activity, called replyOutput, for the BPEL process to return a synchronous response message to the client.
asynchronous
services, the client
invokes the service but does not wait for the response. The client can continue
with some other processing and later, when it does receive the response, it resumes whatever processing initiated the service request.
In Oracle BPEL Process Designer, when a project is created with the
“Asynchronous BPEL Process” template, the initial BPEL process flow contains
- A client PartnerLink representing the client who initiates this BPEL process as a service. This is shown as the client in the diagram.
- A receive activity, called receiveInput, to receive a request message from the client.
- A invoke activity, called callbackClient, for the BPEL process to return asynchronous response message to the client.
·
Empty Service is useful to design a process flow
as a client to initiate other services.
·
In
Oracle BPEL Process Designer, when a project is created with the “Empty BPEL
Process” template, the initial BPEL process flow does not contain any
activities
HOW MANY ROLES WILL
BE THERE FOR SYNCHORNOUS,ASYNCHORNOUS?
For synchronus only one role is there .I.E it waits for the
response.
For asynchronus two roles are there.1. Fire and forget
2. fire and delay response
WHAT IS ADAPTER?
what we are going to do is Read a file from a location using
the File Adapter,create a mapper rule and insert the values from the file into
the Database using the Database adapter.
WHAT ARE THE
DIFFERENT TYPES OF SERVICES,THAT U USE IN UR PROJECT?
WHAT ARE THE
DIFFERENT TYPES OF PROCESS ACTIVITIES,THAT U USE IN UR APPLICATION?
WHAT IS PARTNERLINK?WHAT
R THE MANDATORY COLUMNS
This service enables you to define the external services
with which your process interacts. A partner link type characterizes the
conversational relationship between two services by defining the roles played
by each service in the conversation and specifying the port type provided by
each service to receive messages within the conversation
You provide the following details:
·
A meaningful name for the service.
·
The web services description language (WSDL)
file of the external service.
·
The actual service type (defined as Partner Link Type).
·
The role of the service (defined as Partner Role).
·
The role of the process requesting the service
(defined as My Role).
WHAT IS VARIABLE?WHAT
R THE MANDATORY COLUMNS?
Variable created at global scope level 3 types
variables 1,simpletype------ its also
in schema level
Message type: IN wsdl level we will create
Element type: In
schema level we will create
BPEL variable used to store
information or data used in the business process. It can refer to premitive xsd
data type as well as complex type. Variables defined in the global process
scope are globaly visible to all the activity in a business process. Usually
variable defined in a particular scope is available to those set of actvities
only.
The type of variable can be specified either by using messageType, type or element. In the above example, we have used "type" variable, it means xml schema simple type. messageType refers to a WSDL message type definition. And element refers to the Schema element.
The type of variable can be specified either by using messageType, type or element. In the above example, we have used "type" variable, it means xml schema simple type. messageType refers to a WSDL message type definition. And element refers to the Schema element.
WHAT IS RECEIVE NODE?
This activity specifies the partner link from which to receive information
and the port type and operation for the partner link to invoke. This activity
waits for an asynchronous callback response message from a service, such as a
loan application approver service. While the BPEL process is waiting, it is
dehydrated (compressed and stored) until the callback message arrives. The
contents of this response are stored in a response variable in the process.The receive activity supports the
bpelx:property
extensions that facilitate the passing of properties through the SOAP header,
and the obtaining of SOA runtime system properties for useful information such
as tracking.compositeInstanceId and tracking.conversationId.You can perform the following tasks:
·
Provide a meaningful name.
·
Select the partner link service for which to
specify an operation.
·
Select the operation to be performed.
·
Automatically create a variable or select an
existing variable in which to transport the callback response.

WHAT IS ASSIGN? WHAT
ARE THE MANDATORY COLUMNS
This activity provides a method for
data manipulation, such as copying the contents of one variable to another.
This activity can contain any number of elementary assignments.
shows the Assign dialog. You can
perform the following tasks:
- Click the General tab to provide the assign activity with a meaningful name.
- Click the Copy Operation tab and the Add icon (shown in Figure A-3), and then select Copy Operation from the dropdown list to access the Create Copy Operation dialog. This action enables you to copy the contents of the source element (variable, expression, XML fragment, or partner link) in the From field to the contents of the destination element in the To field. You can also select a part (typically the payload) and an XPath query (a language for addressing parts of an XML document). Other selections such as Append Operation, Insert-After Operation, and others are also available from this list.

WHAT IS SWITCH
CASE?WHAT ARE THE MAND COLUMNS
This activity consists of an ordered
list of one or more conditional branches defined in a case branch, followed
optionally by an otherwise branch. The branches are considered in the order in
which they appear. The first branch whose condition is true is taken and
provides the activity performed for the switch. If no branch with a condition
is taken, then the otherwise branch is taken. If the otherwise branch is not
explicitly specified, then an otherwise branch with an empty activity is
assumed to be available. The switch activity is complete when the activity of
the selected branch completes.
A switch activity differs in
functionality from a flow activity. For example, a flow activity enables a
process to gather two loan offers at the same time, but does not compare their
values. To compare and make decisions on the values of the two offers, a switch
activity is used. The first branch is executed if a defined condition (inside
the case branch) is met. If it is not met, the otherwise branch is executed.
Figure A-27
shows a switch activity with the following defined branches.

WHAT IS INVOKE?
This activity enables you to specify
an operation you want to invoke for the service (identified by its partner
link). The operation can be one-way or request-response on a port provided by
the service. You can also automatically create variables in an invoke activity.
An invoke activity invokes a synchronous web service or initiates an
asynchronous web service.
The invoke activity opens a port in
the process to send and receive data. It uses this port to submit required data
and receive a response. For synchronous callbacks, only one port is needed for
both the send and the receive functions.
The invoke activity supports the bpelx:inputProperty and bpelx:outputProperty that facilitate the passing of properties through the SOAP
header and the obtaining of SOA runtime system properties for useful
information such as the tracking.compositeInstanceId and
tracking.conversationId.
Figure A-13
shows the Invoke dialog. You can perform the following tasks:
- Provide the activity with a meaningful name.
- Select the partner link for which to specify an operation.
- Select the operation to be performed.
- Automatically create a variable or select an existing variable in which to transport the data (payload).

WHAT IS REPLY?
This activity allows the process to
send a message in reply to a message that was received through a receive
activity. The combination of a receive activity and a reply activity forms a
request-response operation on the WSDL port type for the process.
Figure A-20
shows the Reply dialog.

WHAT IS SCOPE?
This activity consists of a
collection of nested activities that can have their own local variables, fault
handlers, compensation handlers, and so on. A scope activity is analogous to a {
} block in a programming language.
Each scope has a primary activity
that defines its behavior. The primary activity can be a complex structured
activity, with many nested activities within it to arbitrary depth. The scope
is shared by all the nested activities.
Figure A-21
shows the Scope dialog. Define appropriate activities inside the scope
activity.

WHAT IS SEQUENCE?
This activity enables you to define
a collection of activities to be performed in sequential order. For example,
you may want the following activities performed in a specific order:
- A customer request is received in a receive activity.
- The request is processed inside a flow activity that enables concurrent behavior.
- A reply message with the final approval status of the request is sent back to the customer in a reply activity.
A sequence activity makes the
assumption that the request can be processed in a reasonable amount of time,
justifying the requirement that the invoker wait for a synchronous response
(because this service is offered as a request-response operation).
When this assumption cannot be made,
it is better to define the customer interaction as a pair of asynchronous
message exchanges.
When you double-click the Sequence
icon, the activity area shown in Figure A-24
appears. Drag and define appropriate activities inside the sequence activity.

WHAT ARE THE ACTIVITY
NODES IN BPEL?
WHAT IS CORRELATION
SET?
What dafult database
in 10g
OLITE datbase
EXPLAIN BPEL CONSOLE?
Dashboard,audit,instancses
,flow
WHAT IS BPELPM?
WHAT IS
COMPENSATE?WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS AVAiLABLE?
This activity invokes compensation
on an inner scope activity that has successfully completed. This activity can
be invoked only from within a fault handler or another compensation handler.
Compensation occurs when a process cannot complete several operations after
completing others. The process must return and undo the previously completed
operations. For example, assume a process is designed to book a rental car, a
hotel, and a flight. The process books the car and the hotel, but cannot book a
flight for the correct day. In this case, the process performs compensation by
unbooking the car and the hotel.The compensation handler is invoked with the
compensate activity, which names the scope on which the compensation handler is
to be invoked.
Figure A-5
shows the Compensate dialog. You can perform the following tasks:
- Click the General tab to provide the activity with a meaningful name.
- Select the scope activity on which the compensation handler is to be invoked.

WHAT IS SENSORS AND ANNOTATIONS?
WHAT IS DECIDE?WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS
AVAILABLE IN THIS?WHAT IS DECISION SERVICE AND OERATION?
WHAT IS EMAIL?WHEN
WILL WE USE?WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE IN THIS?
Empty Activity
This activity enables you to insert a no-operation instruction into a process. This activity is useful when you must use an activity that does nothing (for example, when a fault must be caught and suppressed).
WHAT IS EMPTY?WHAT
ARE THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE?
WHAT IS FAX?WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE?IN THIS WHAT IS
FAX NUMBER,COVERPAGE AND BODY?
WHAT IS THE USE OF FLOW AND FLOWN AND THEIR OPTIONS?
WHAT IS THE USE OF HUMAN TASK?
WHAT IS JAVA_EMBEDDING?WHEN WILL WE USE?
WHAT IS THE USE OF PAGER?WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS?
WHAT IS PICK?WHEN WILL WE USE THIS?
WHAT IS THE USE OF SSCOPE? WHEN WILL WE USE?
WHAT IS THE USE OF SEQUENCE?
WHEN WILL WE USE SMS?WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE?
WHAT IS TERMINATE?WHEN WILL WE USE THIS?
WHAT IS REPLY ACTIVITY?
WHAT IS PICK ACTIVITY?
WHAT IS THE USE OF THROW AND WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE?
WHAT IS TRANSFORMATION?WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE?
WHAT IS THE USE OF WAIT OPTION ? WHEN WILL WE USE?
WHAT IS WHILE ? WHEN WILL WE USE?
WHAT IS BPEL
SCHEDULING PROCESS?
Quertz scheduler
WHAT ARE SENSORS?HOW
U WILL CONFIGURE SENSORS?
These are used to
track the performance of invidival acitivites and states wise.
WHAT IS XQUERY?
In order to query xml
docuemnts
WHAT IS XPATH?
In oreder to navigate
the xml documents
WHAT IS XSLT?
It is used to
transforming the data from one xml form to another xml form
HOW WILL U IDENTIFY THAT THIS REQUEST IS FOR THIS
RESPONSE?
Correlation set
WHAT IS CORRELATION_ID?
It is used track the
async process response.
WHAT IS
DEHYDRATION?WHEN DEHYDRATION COMES INTO PICTURE?(SYN OR ASYN)
Storing
the current status of the BPEL process into the Database is known as
dehydration. The Dehydration Store database is used to store BPEL process
status data, especially for asynchronous BPEL processes. Also, all successfully
executed BPEL process instances are stored in the dehydration store. The
database schema is created for this as a part of SOA Suite installation is
ORABPEL schema.
WHAT IS
COMPENSATION?HAVE U IMPLEMENTED ANY COMPENSATION?
FAULT HANDLING
MECHANISM IN BPEL?
There are 3 categories of faults in BPEL: Stanadard faults
·
Business faults: These
are application-specific faults that are generated when there is a problem with
the information being processed. A business fault occurs when an application
executes a throw activity or when an invoke activity receives a fault as a
response. The fault name of a business fault is specified by the BPEL process.
The
messageType
, if
applicable, is defined in the WSDL.
·
Run-time faults: These
occur while the BPEL process is running. They are generated if the process
tries to use a value incorrectly, or if there is a logic error, such as an
endless loop. 1,Remote fults : it
depends upon the remote server. it will retryable. No manual intrraction
neeeded
2,binding faults: if wsdl is not found it will through fault. It will manual intraction is mandatory.its not retryable
2,binding faults: if wsdl is not found it will through fault. It will manual intraction is mandatory.its not retryable
There are two xml files avilable to handle the
faults in bpel process
Faultpolicy.xml: we can specify action and etc
Fault binding .xml:
WHAT ARE THE ADAPTERS
? WHAT ADAPTERS U CONFIGURE?
Db adapter,file
adapter,ftp adapter,jms adapter
HAVE U CALLED ANY STORED PROCEDURE?
I F U EXPOSED STORED PROCEDURE AS WEB SERVICE .WHAT
TECHNIQUE U HAVE USED?
WHAT IS TOP DOWN AND BOTTOM UP APPROACH?
DIFF BETWEEN PARALLEL
ACTIVITY AND SEQUENCE ACTIVITY?
WHEN DEHYDRATION
COMES INTO PICTURE? (SYN OR ASYN)?
WHICH FILE U NEED TO
GO FOR FAULT HANDLING PROCESS?
HAVE U MADE ANY JAVA
CALL AS WEB SERVICE?
WHAT IS ADF? R U
CONFIDENT ON WORKING ADF?
WHAT IS EMAIL
CONFIGRATION AND ESCALLATIONS?
WHAT TYPE OF
CONFIGURATIONS U WORKED ON HUMAN TASKS?
WHAT IS THE LEGACY
FOR UR APPLICATION?
HOW THE LEGACY SYSEMS
ARE EXPOSED AS WEB SERVICE?
HAVE U USED ANY FAULT
HANDLING METHODS?
EXPLAIN SOME FAULTS
AND HOW DID U RECTIFY THEM?
WHAT ARE THE RUN TIME
FAULTS? HOW DID U CATCH THEM?
Which function is
used to find the error means which type of error is that?
ORA: get fault as string ()
Tranform activity look ref()
Current date time function()
Where should we
configure the email activity? Before dragging the email into bpel process?
Product\10.1.3.1\oracle
AS\bpel\system\services\config
Ns_emails
We should configure the SMTP
and port and username and password
What is the diffrence
between pic k and receive?
Pick is having two branches
onmessage and
onalaram branch but we can have many no of onmessage branches in pick
activity but only one onlaram branch avilable here.
It will excute like
on messaages ok with what we are getting message s are matched. It wont give
any error revciving messages are matched . on alaram branch will come into the
picture whenmis match maseeges were came it waits upto what time we gave in
onalaram branch.
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