List of Figures

• 1-1 Sample Data Mapper Tool
• 1-2 Sample Oracle JDeveloper
• 1-3 Oracle ESB Control - Services View
• 1-4 ESB Architecture - Single Instance Environment
• 1-5 Instance Tracking in ESB
• 1-6 Illustration of a Sample ESB Scenario
• 1-7 Oracle JDeveloper – Initial Display
• 1-8 Oracle ESB Control - Initial Display
• 2-1 Sample Application Navigator
• 2-2 Oracle JDeveloper Design Tab and Component Palette
• 2-3 Create Routing Service Dialog Box
• 2-4 Sample Property Sheet for a Routing Service
• 3-1 Oracle ESB Control - Services View Diagram Tab
• 3-2 Oracle ESB Control - Instances View Tracking Tab
• 3-3 Oracle ESB Control - Instances View Errors Tab
• 3-4 Oracle ESB Control - Maps View with Sample Domain-Value Map
• 3-5 Icons Used in the Oracle ESB Control
• 3-6 ESB System – Definition Tab
• 3-7 Services View – Trackable Fields Tab
• 3-8 Trackable Fields - Expression Builder
• 4-1 Adapter Configuration Wizard - Messages Page
• 4-2 Create File Adapter Service Dialog
• 4-3 Automatic Routing Service Creation
• 4-4 Oracle Application Server Control – Applications
• 4-5 Service Explorer Dialog
• 4-6 BPEL Partner Link
• 4-7 Oracle ESB Control – Definition Tab of Services View
• 5-1 Creating a Routing Service
• 5-2 Create Routing Service Dialog Box
• 5-3 Routing Service
• 5-4 Refresh WSDL Dialog
• 5-5 Populated Refresh WSDL Dialog
• 5-6 Modified Routing Service
• 5-7 Routing Rules Priority
• 5-8 Routing Rules Properties Page
• 5-9 Routing Rules – Request/Reply/Response Schema
• 5-10 Routing Rules Icons, Fields, and Options
• 5-11 Browse Target Service Operation
• 5-12 Expression Builder Window – Initial View
• 5-13 Expression Builder Window – Function Preview and Description
• 5-14 Type Chooser Dialog
• 5-15 Create Routing Service - Request Tab
• 5-16 Routing Rule Property Sheet Icons
• 5-17 Routing Rules for Request/Reply with Target Service Specified
• 5-18 Sample Expression Builder Tool – WSDL Message Element Selected
• 5-19 Sample Expression Builder Tool – WSDL Message Element Inserted
• 5-20 Sample Expression Builder Tool – Function Selected
• 5-21 Sample Expression Builder Tool – Function Inserted
• 5-22 Sample Expression Builder Tool – Value Entered
• 5-23 Expression Editing Icons
• 5-24 Request and Outbound Headers
• 5-25 Response and Inbound Response Headers
• 5-26 Create Variable Dialog With a Header Transformation Function
• 5-27 Expression Builder With a Header Transformation Function
• 6-1 Sample XSLT Data Mapper Tool
• 6-2 Request Transformation Map Dialog
• 6-3 Auto Map Preferences Dialog
• 6-4 XSLT Data Mapper AutoMap
• 6-5 XSLT Data Mapper Context Menu
• 6-6 Linking Nodes
• 6-7 Set Text Window
• 6-8 Using the Concat Function
• 6-9 Editing Function Parameters
• 6-10 Chaining Functions
• 6-11 The XPath Building Assistant
• 6-12 Conditional Processing with xsl:if
• 6-13 Conditional Processing with xsl:choose
• 6-14 Handling Repetition or Arrays
• 6-15 Auto Mapping Candidates
• 6-16 Auto Map with Confirmation
• 6-17 Completion Status
• 6-18 Test XSL Map Dialog
• 6-19 Test Window
• 6-20 The Generate Report Dialog
• 7-1 Oracle ESB Control Map View – Create New Map
• 7-2 Domain-Value Map – Rows Created
• 7-3 Maps View – Import a New Map Dialog
• 7-4 Sample Domain-Value Map with a Conflict
• 7-5 Oracle ESB Control Map View – Import into an Existing Map Dialog
• 7-6 Oracle ESB Control Map View – Updated Map After Importing Rows
• 7-7 Arrows for Rearranging Columns In Domain-Value Maps
• 7-8 Data Mapper – Source to Target Map
• 7-9 Component Palette – lookup-dvm Function
• 7-10 Data Mapper – look-up dvm Function Added
• 7-11 Edit Function – lookup-dvm
• 7-12 Data Mapper – look-up dvm Function Defined
• 8-1 Common Value Integration Pattern Example
• 8-2 Expression Builder Dialog Box with Cross Reference Functions
• 8-3 XSLT Mapper Dialog Box with Cross Reference Functions
• 8-4 The Edit Function – populateXRefRow Dialog Box
• 8-5 The Populated Edit Function – populateXRefRow Dialog Box
• 8-6 The Edit Function – lookupXRef Dialog Box
• 8-7 Populated Edit Function – lookupXRef Dialog Box
• 8-8 Edit Function – markForDelete Dialog Box
• 8-9 Populated Edit Function – markForDelete Dialog Box
• 9-1 ESB Architecture - Clustered Environment
• 9-2 ESB System – Definition Tab
• 9-3 Oracle Enterprise Manager Web Services
• 9-4 Oracle Enterprise Manager Test Web Service
• 9-5 Oracle Enterprise Manager Test Page
• 9-6 Oracle Application Server Control – OC4J Log Files
• 9-7 Oracle Application Server Control – Logger Configuration
• 10-1 Instances View – Tracking Tab and Details Subtab
• 10-2 Instances View – Manage Panel
• 10-3 Instances View – Search Panel
• 10-4 Instances Panel Showing Status Codes
• 10-5 Oracle ESB Control – Instances View with Error
• 10-6 Instances View – Errors Tab
• 10-7 Sample Overlay Statistics in Instances View
• 12-1 Instances View – Tracking Tab
• 12-2 Error Details Dialog
• 12-3 Instances View - Errors Tab