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Characteristics of Effective WSDLs Generated for Proxy Services
Characteristics of Effective WSDLs Generated for Non-Transport-Type Business Services
Characteristics of Effective WSDLs Generated for Transport-Type Business Services
Generating Effective WSDLs in Clustered Domains
Examples of Proxy Services Based on a Port and on a Binding
Basing the Service on a Binding
Configuring Global Pass Through and Header-Specific Copy Options for Transport Headers
Understanding How the Run Time Uses the Transport Headers Settings
Creating an XQuery Resource From the Sample XML
Creating and Configuring the Proxy Service to Implement Dynamic Routing
Uses of the Inline XQuery Expression Editor
Creating the Resources You Need for the Examples
Create a Proxy Service That Uses the Sample WSDL
Build a Message Flow for the Sample Proxy Service
Create a Business Service That Uses the Sample WSDL
Example 1: Selecting a Predefined Variable Structure
Example 2: Creating a Variable Structure That Maps a Variable to a Type
Example 3: Creating a Variable Structure that Maps a Variable to an Element
Example 4: Creating a Variable Structure That Maps a Variable to a Child Element
Example 5: Creating a Variable Structure that Maps a Variable to a Business Service
Example 6: Creating a Variable Structure That Maps a Child Element to Another Child Element
Overriding the Default Element Attribute
Static Split-Join – Sample Scenario
Dynamic Split-Join – Sample Scenario
Best Practices for Using Content Streaming
Understanding the Binary by Reference Option
Understanding the Binary by Value Option
About Sending Binary Content in Email Messages
Basic Proxy Service Communication with a UDDI Registry
Cross-Domain Deployment in Oracle Service Bus
Example 1: Retrieving the URI from a Database for Dynamic Routing
Example 2: Getting XMLType Data from a Database
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