Index

A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P R S T U W X

A

actionable email account, 20.2

Active Data Cache, 24.2.1

adapters

See Oracle Adapters

addresses

configuring multiple send addresses, 20.7

administration tasks

for application developers, 1.5

application developer

administration tasks, 1.5

application roles

managing in Oracle Enterprise Manager, 20.10.4

seeding with WLST scripts, 20.10.3

assertions

definition, 1.4.3.4

audit level

BPEL process service engine, 12.1

BPMN process service engine, 37.1

impact of disabling audit tracking across multiple composite flows, 8.2.2

order of precedence, 1.4.1.1, 8.2.2

setting at the BPEL process service component level, 12.5

SOA composite application, 8.2.2

SOA Infrastructure, 3.1

audit tracking

order of precedence, 1.4.1.1

audit trail

for BPEL 2.0 projects, 13.1.2

sensors, 13.1, 38.1

viewing for a BPEL process service component, 13.1

viewing for a BPMN process service component, 38.1

audit trail threshold, 12.1, 37.1

AuditConfig property, 3.1

bpelRecoveryStatus, 4.1

excludeBpelMaxCreationTime key, 4.1

authentication providers

adding, 20.9.1

B

B2B See Oracle B2B

backup, 1.4.3

BAM

See Oracle Business Activity Monitoring

binding components

configuring, 34

definition, 1.2.5

direct binding, 35.1

faults, 35.1

instances, 35.1

managing, 36

monitoring, 4.3, 35

policies, 36.1

properties, 34.1

references, 1.2.5

rejected messages, 35.2

restrictions on specifying multiple bindings, 36

services, 1.2.5

BPEL 2.0

audit trail, 13.1.2

behavior of activity sensors in compensate and compensateScope activities, 13.4.1

process flow, 13.1.2

BPEL process service components

audit trail and process flow, 13.1

configuring, 12

defining a fault policy, 1.4.3.1

definition, 1.2.4

fault recovery, 14.1

faults, 13.2, 14.1

instances, 13.2, 13.3

managing, 14

monitoring, 13

policies, 14.2

recovery message information displayed in the Flow Trace page, 13.1

sensor data, 13.4

BPEL process service engines

audit level, 12.1

configuring, 12

deployed processes, 13.8

fault recovery, 14.3

faults, 13.5, 14.3

instances, 13.5, 13.7

managing, 14

message failure and recovery, 14.4

monitoring, 13

payload validation, 12.1, 37.1

request and thread statistics, 13.6

BPEL sensors

disabling at the service engine level, 12.1

disabling at the SOA composite application level, 8.2.2

BPMN process service components

audit trail and process flow, 38.1

fault recovery, 39.1

faults, 38.2, 39.1

instances, 38.2, 38.3

monitoring, 38

policies, 39.2

BPMN process service engines

audit level, 37.1

deployed processes, 38.7

fault recovery, 39.3

faults, 38.4, 39.3

instances, 38.4, 38.6

message failure and recovery, 39.4

monitoring, 38

request and thread statistics, 38.5

browsers

limitation on using the Safari Browser to view WSDL file content, B.7.1

supported, 2.1

bulk recovery

of faults, 8.5, 8.6

business events

fault recovery, 33.4

faults, 33.4

managing, 33

policies on event subscriptions are not supported, 33.2

receiving events in a composite with multiple revisions, 33.3

subscribers, 33.3

subscribing to, 33.2

troubleshooting, B.4

business faults, 1.4.3.1

business monitors

BPEL monitors, 8.11

BPEL sensors, 8.11

BPMN measurements, 8.11

enabling and disabling, 8.11

setting the status level for all sensors, 8.11

business rule execution tracing, 19.7

audit levels, 19.7

development level, 19.7.1

production level, 19.7.2

business rules

engine cache and operation statistics, 19.2

monitoring, 19

business rules service engines

deployed components, 19.5

faults, 19.4

instances, 19.3

C

callback server URL

property, 3.1

property change requires a restart, 3.1

capture composite instance state

issue with disabling, 7.1

chunking, 3.1

component tables

partitioning, 9.4

composite sensors

audit trail, 13.1, 38.1

searching for, 8.3

composite URLs

editing, 8.1

configuration plan

selecting in the Deploy SOA Composite wizard, 5.1

conversation ID, 1.2.3

cross references, Oracle Mediator, 18

D

data sources

definition, 3.1

properties, 3.1

database growth

developing a purging and partitioning methodology, 9.2

management, 9

managing with the purge script, 9.3

referential integrity and equipartitioning, 9.1.2.1

database tables, partitioning, 9.1.2

decision service components

definition, 1.2.4

deployed components, 19.5

faults, 19.4

instances, 19.6

log files, 19.8

monitoring, 19

statistics, 19.2

decision tracing

See business rule execution tracing

default composite revision

undeploying, 5.3

demo user community, A

deployed components

Oracle Mediator, 17.1

deployment

composites with task flows, 5.1.1

from SSO-enabled Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control, 5

guidelines, 5.1

revisions of different composites, 5.1

selecting partitions, 5.1

SOA composite applications, 5.1

Diagnostic Framework

definition, 11.1.2

diagnostics

frameworks, 11.1

getting dump descriptions, 11.1.4

incident processing rules, 11.1.3

listing the supported dumps, 11.1.4

manually executing dumps, 11.3

notification creation, 11.2

notifications, 11.1.1.1

querying problems and incidents, 11.5

supported database diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.3

supported deployed composite metadata diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.4

supported deployed composite WSDL/schema cache diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.7

supported diagnostic scenarios and MBeans, 11.1.1.2

supported event diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.6

supported instance audit trail diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.5

supported runtime environment diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.1

supported runtime platform configuraiton diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.2

supported SOA dumps, 11.1.4

using Diagnostic Framework, 11.1.2

using WLDF, 11.1.1

viewing incident packages, 11.4

watch creation, 11.2

watches, 11.1.1.1

direct binding, 35.1

cannot configure properties for, 34

direct Java invocations

using, 3.2

dispatcher engine threads, 12.1, 37.1

dispatcher invoke threads, 12.1, 37.1

dispatcher system threads, 12.1, 37.1

distributed cache

storing instance and callback message data, 14.5

distribution lists, 23.6

downloading the deployable JAR file, 8.9

drivers, deploying Oracle User Messaging Service, 28.1

dumps

getting descriptions of, 11.1.4

listing the supported dumps, 11.1.4

manually executing, 11.3

supported database diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.3

supported deployed composite metadata diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.4

supported deployed composite WSDL/schema cache diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.7

supported event diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.6

supported instance audit trail diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.5

supported runtime environment diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.1

supported runtime platform configuraition diagnostic dumps, 11.1.4.2

supported with Oracle SOA Suite, 11.1.4

dynamic assignments, 20.2

functions, 20.2

E

ECIDs

adding an index on the DLV_MESSAGE.ECID column to improve SQL performance when searching messages for a specific ECID, 14.4

copying from the Warning dialog on the Flow Trace page, 13.1

definition, 13.1, 38.1

restrictions, 13.1, 38.1

searching for, 8.3, 8.4

specifying when creating a message recovery search criteria, 14.4

EJB transaction timeouts

updating, B.2.3

email addresses, correcting, 22.5

email server

IMAP, 20.1

SMTP, 20.1

emulations, 1.4.3.4

endpoint properties

inbound adapters, 29.1

outbound adapters, 29.2

endpoint reference

changing for Oracle Service Registry, 34.1.3

endpoint URLs

editing, 8.1

engine cache and operation statistics

for business rules, 19.2

enterprise message sources, 24.2.4

Event Engine, 24.2.2

exporting a running SOA composite application, 8.9

F

Facades API

examples, 10.3

interfaces, 10.2

oracle.soa.management.facade.Locator interface, 10.1

programmatically managing SOA composite applications, 10.1

fault policy, 8.5

creating, 1.4.3.1, 8.5.1, 8.5.2, 8.5.3, 8.6

definition, 1.4.3.1

required for BPEL process fault recovery, 1.4.3.1

Fault Time From field, 3.1

faults

automatic recovery configuration, 12.2

automatic recovery configuration for invoke and callback messages, 12.4

binding components, 35.1

BPEL process service component fault recovery, 14.1

BPEL process service engine fault recovery, 14.3

BPMN process service component fault recovery, 39.1

BPMN process service engine fault recovery, 39.3

bulk recovery, 8.5, 8.6

business events, 33.4

fault recovery, 33.4

business fault definition, 1.4.3.1

business rules service engines, 19.4

examples of BPEL process fault recovery, 8.5.1

examples of BPMN process fault recovery, 8.5.2

examples of nonrecoverable faults, 1.4.3.1

examples of Oracle Mediator fault recovery, 8.5.3

examples of recoverable faults, 1.4.3.1

human workflow fault recovery, 8.5, 22.2, 22.4

human workflow service components, 21.1, 22.4, 22.4

human workflow service engines, 21.4, 22.2

in audit trail, 13.1, 38.1

inbound adapters, 30.1

Oracle Mediator, 17.2

Oracle Web Service Manager fault definition, 1.4.3.1

outbound adapters, 30.5, 30.6, 30.7

recovery, 1.4.3.1

recovery of SOA composite application faults, 4.1, 7.1

SOA composite application fault recovery, 8.6

SOA Infrastructure, 8.5

SOA Infrastructure fault recovery, 8.5

system fault definition, 1.4.3.1

types, 1.4.3.1

File Adapter logs, 30.9

flow traces for composite-to-composite invocations on multiple servers, 13.1.1

functions

restrictions on adding multiple properties to a function, 20.2

G

governance

definition, 1.4.3.3

Gridlink

description, 1.4.3

groups

seeding with LDAP tools, 20.10

GUID attribute

mapping requirements, 20.9.3

H

HTTP binding

cannot change httpBinding property, 34

human workflow

configuring Oracle HTTP Server for task form attachments, 20.3

fault recovery, 8.5

faults not persisted in the dehydration store, 8.5

moving data from a test to a production environment, 22.6

notifications, 22.5

properties, 20.1

prerequisites for configuring notification properties, 20.1

task service properties, 20.2

task status, 21.2

troubleshooting, B.3

troubleshooting AMX extension issues, B.3.14

troubleshooting design time at runtime issues, B.3.10

troubleshooting human workflow API usage issues, B.3.11

troubleshooting identity service issues, B.3.17

troubleshooting notification issues, B.3.3

troubleshooting Oracle BPM Worklist/task region issues, B.3.15

troubleshooting Oracle JDeveloper data control/form generation issues, B.3.12

troubleshooting service/System MBean Browser issues, B.3.13

troubleshooting task action issues, B.3.2

troubleshooting task assignment, routing, and escalation issues, B.3.1

troubleshooting task comments/attachment issues, B.3.9

troubleshooting task form/action issues, B.3.8

troubleshooting task history issues, B.3.7

troubleshooting task report issues, B.3.6

troubleshooting task view issues, B.3.4

troubleshooting test-to-production issues, B.3.16

WSDL files

security, 6.7

human workflow service components

configuring, 20

definition, 1.2.4

fault recovery, 22.4

faults, 21.1, 22.4

instances, 21.1, 21.3

managing, 22

monitoring, 21

performing fault recovery from Oracle BPM Worklist, 1.4.3.1

policies, 22.1

recommendation not to use oracle/wss10_saml_token_service_policy in a production environment, 22.1

URI of task details application, 22.3

human workflow service engines

configuring, 20

deployed workflows, 21.7

fault recovery, 22.2

faults, 21.4, 22.2, 22.4

instances, 21.4, 21.6

managing, 22

monitoring, 21

requests and operation statistics, 21.4, 21.5

I

identity service

customizing the provider, 20.9.4

GUID attribute mapping requirements, 20.9.3

third-party providers, 20.9

IMAP email server, configuring, 20.1

incident packages

creating, 11.1.2

viewing, 11.4

indexing

LDAP attributes, 20.9.2.2

instance and callback message data

storing in Oracle Coherence distributed cache, 14.5

instance and fault metrics pages

disabling in the System MBean Browser, 3.1.1

disabling the retrieval of instance and fault count metrics, 3.1, 3.1, B.5.1

optimizing the loading of, 3.1, 3.1, B.5.1

setting a default search criteria to fetch recent instances and faults only within a recent duration, 3.1

instance ID

creating, 1.2.3, 8.3

instance names

setting the name at design time, 8.3.3

instance states, 3.1

definition, 3.1

filtering by execution state, 8.3, 8.4

filtering by fault state, 8.3, 8.4

filtering by recovery state, 8.3, 8.4

scenarios under which the state is not evaluated, 8.3

instances

binding components, 35.1

business rules service engines, 19.3

capturing the composite instance state, 3.1

decision service components, 19.6

deleting at the SOA Infrastructure level, 8.4, 8.4

deleting from a composite application home page, 8.3, 8.3

deleting large numbers of, 9.3

distinguishing unit test instances from other instances, 1.2.3

human workflow service components, 21.1, 21.3

human workflow service engines, 21.4, 21.6

inbound adapters, 30.1

initiating a test instance, 8.1

invoking multiple instances, 8.1

mismatch between composite instances and service component instances, 8.3.1

moving long running instances to a different partition, 9.4.6

outbound adapters, 30.5

service components, 1.2.4

setting the composite instance name at design time, 8.3.3

SOA composite applications, 1.2.3

states, 3.1

states for purging, 9.3.3

statistics

Oracle Mediator, 16.1.2

terminating, 8.3

instant messaging

messages are not actionable, 20.1

invocations

direct binding, 3.2

invoked decision function, 19.7.1

invoked decision service, 19.7.1

IPv4 support, B.6.4

IPv6 support, B.6.4

J

JAR files

downloading the deployable JAR file, 8.9

Java EE applications

navigating through, 2.2.4

L

large document threshold, 12.1, 37.1

LDAP attributes

indexing recommendations, 20.9.2.2

LDAP tools

seeding users, groups, and application roles, 20.10

local optimization

condition checks for using, 3.2

configuring, 3.2, 8.8.2

forcing the use of, 3.2.2

overriding, 3.2.2

log files

accessing, 2.2.1

configuring, 3.5

decision service components, 19.8

encoding property, 3.5.1

from all managed servers, B.1.1

log levels

setting for troubleshooting, B.1

logging in to Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control, 2.1

logging out of Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control, 2.3

M

managed servers

starting and stopping, B.6.1

managing database growth, 9

master nodes

recovering, 12.3

Mediator

See Oracle Mediator

message recovery

adding an index on the DLV_MESSAGE.ECID column to improve SQL performance when searching messages for a specific ECID message, 14.4

filtering the display of instances by whether or not they are recoverable, 8.3, 8.4

in BPEL process service engines, 14.4

in BPMN process service engines, 39.4

obtaining the ECID value for message recovery, 13.1, 14.4

recovery message information displayed in the Flow Trace page, 13.1

recovery message information displayed in the SOA Infrastructure home page, 4.1, 7.1

message sources, 24.2.4

migration

of human workflow data from a test to a production environment, 22.6

MTOM attachments

attaching to outbound web services, 34

multiple instances

invoking, 8.1

multiple send addresses

configuring, 20.7

N

nodes

recovering, 12.3

notification service

pluggable, 20.4

notifications

actionable addresses, 20.1

configuration modes, 20.1

configuring addresses, 20.1

creating, 11.2

human workflow

incoming email, 22.5

outgoing, 22.5

properties, 20.1

prerequisites for configuring, 20.1

O

Oracle Adapters

configuring, 29

deployed resource adapters, 2.2.4

endpoint properties

inbound adapters, 29.1

outbound adapters, 29.2

faults

inbound adapters, 30.1

outbound adapters, 30.5, 30.6, 30.7

File Adapter logs, 30.9

in multiple revisions of SOA composite applications, 8.3

instances

inbound adapters, 30.1

outbound adapters, 30.5

monitoring, 30

properties

inbound adapters, 30.4

outbound adapters, 30.8

rejected messages

inbound adapters, 30.2, 30.3

Oracle B2B

accessing from Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control, 32.2

bindings, 32

configuring, 31

infrastructure monitoring, 32.1

metrics, 31.1

monitoring, 32, 32

server properties, 31

Oracle BPM Worklist

performing fault recovery from, 1.4.3.1

Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)

configuring, 23

managing, 25

monitoring, 24

Oracle Business Process Management, 1.3

service components, 1.2.4

Oracle Business Process Management Suite

administration, 1.4

configuration, 1.4.1

management, 1.4.3

monitoring, 1.4.2

Oracle Coherence distributed cache

architecture, 14.5.1

availability requires use of Oracle Exalog, 14.5

configuring in the System MBean Browser, 14.5.3

configuring the storage of multiple audit trail messages in one transaction, 14.5.4

performance recommendations, 14.5.2

starting the data grid nodes, 14.5.5

storing instance and callback message data, 14.5

Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control

accessing Oracle B2B, 32.2

logging in, 2.1

logging out, 2.3

Oracle Exalogic platforms

storing instance and callback message data in Oracle Coherence distributed cache, 14.5

Oracle Fusion Middleware, 1.1

Oracle Internet Directory, 23.9.4

Oracle Mediator service components

configuring, 15, 15

definition, 1.2.4

fault recovery, 1.4.3.1

managing, 17

monitoring, 16

Oracle Mediator service engines

managing, 17

monitoring, 16

Oracle Service Bus (OSB)

invoking, 10.1

Oracle Service Registry

changing the endpoint reference and service key, 34.1.3

configuring caching of WSDL URLs, 34.1.3.1

inquiry URL, 3.1

properties, 3.1

Oracle SOA Composer

providing a nonadministrator with access, 20.10.4

Oracle SOA Suite

administration, 1.4, 2

configuration, 1.4.1

definition, 1.2

management, 1.4.3

monitoring, 1.4.2

Oracle SSL ciphers, 3.1

Oracle User Messaging Service (UMS)

configuring, 26

managing, 28, 28

monitoring, 27

Oracle wallet password, 3.1

Oracle Web Service Manager faults, 1.4.3.1

Oracle WebLogic Server

starting and stopping a managed server, 8.2.3

Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console

accessing, 2.2.5

performing Oracle SOA Suite administrative tasks from, 2.2.5

oracle.soa.local.optimization.force property

using, 3.2.2

OracleSystemUser, 25.3

oracle.webservices.local.optimization property

using, 3.2.2

ora-human-intervention action

fault policy definitions, 8.5, 8.6, 8.6

orphaned service component instances

generating, 8.3

OWSM

See Oracle Web Services Manager

P

partial partitioning

restricting partitioning to tables with high growth rates, 9.4.3.1

partitioning

all tables of a service component and service engine, 9.4.3.1

component tables, 9.4, 9.4.3

constraints, 9.4.3.1

executing the verification scripts, 9.4.4

no tables of a service component and service engine, 9.4.3.1

partial partitioning of components, 9.4.7

restricting partitioning to tables with high growth rates, 9.4.3.1

verification scripts, 9.4.2

partitions

accessing the Undeploy SOA Composite wizard, 5.3

activating all composites in a partition, 8.10.2

bulk lifecycle management tasks, 1.4.3.5, 8.10, 8.10.2

cannot rename an existing partition, 8.10.1

composites using the same inbound resource deployed to different partitions, 8.10

creating, 8.10.1

default partition, 1.4.3.5, 5.1, 8.10

definition, 1.4.3.5

deleting, 8.10.1

deleting and undeploying all composites in the partition, 5.3

deploying a composite to a partition, 8.10.2

issues with deploying the same composite with a human workflow into multiple partitions, 5.1

managing, 8.10

minimum of one required for deployment, 5.1, 8.10.1

naming conventions, 8.10.1

not associated with a state, 1.4.3.5, 8.10

recreating deployed composites in another partition, 8.10.1

retiring all composites in a partition, 8.10.2

selecting during deployment, 5.1

shutting down all composites in a partition, 8.10.2

starting all composites in a partition, 8.10.2

undeploying all composites in a partition, 5.3, 8.10.2

verifying and dropping, 9.4.5

passwords

changing the default password in the embedded LDAP server, 20.10.1

payload validation

BPEL process service engine, 12.1, 37.1

SOA composite applications, 8.2.2

SOA Infrastructure, 3.1

payloads

resolving large payload errors, B.5.3

saving, 8.1

pluggable notification service, 20.4

registration, 20.4.2

policies

binding components, 36.1

BPEL process service components, 14.2

BPMN process service components, 39.2

definition, 1.4.3.2

execution of, 1.4.3.2.1

faults, 1.4.3.1

human workflow service components, 22.1

local attachments, 8.8.2

location of errors in services and references, 36.1

no support for policies on event subscriptions, 33.2

Oracle Mediator, 17.3

overriding policy configuration property values, 36.1.1

recommendation not to use oracle/wss10_saml_token_service_policy in a production environment with human tasks, 22.1

SOA composite applications, 8.8

supported categories, 1.4.3.2

policy sets

definition, 36.1

popped ruleset, 19.7.1

ports

changing the SOA Infrastructure server URL port, 3.4

privileges

required for performing specific tasks, 1.4, C.1

process flow for BPEL 2.0 projects, 13.1.2

programmatic management of SOA composite applications, 10.1

properties

actionable addresses, 20.1

actionable email account, 20.2

audit level of BPEL process service engine, 12.1

audit level of BPMN process service engine, 37.1

audit level of SOA composite application, 8.2.2

audit level of SOA Infrastructure, 3.1

audit trail threshold, 12.1, 37.1

binding components, 34.1

callback server URL, 3.1

capture composite instance state of SOA Infrastructure, 3.1

changing of specific properties requires a restart, 3.1

chunking, 3.1

data sources, 3.1

dispatcher engine threads, 12.1, 37.1

dispatcher invoke threads, 12.1, 37.1

dispatcher system threads, 12.1, 37.1

dynamic assignment and task escalation functions, 20.2

inbound adapters, 30.4

large document threshold, 12.1, 37.1

notification properties, 20.1

Oracle Service Registry, 3.1

Oracle SSL ciphers, 3.1

Oracle wallet password, 3.1

order of precedence, 1.4.1, 3.1, 8.2.2

outbound adapters, 30.8

payload validation in SOA composite applications, 8.2.2

payload validation in SOA Infrastructure, 3.1

payload validation in the BPEL process service engine, 12.1, 37.1

server URL, 3.1

SOA Infrastructure, 3.1

web service binding, 3.1

proxy server

best practices for setting proxy properties, B.6.2

specifying, B.6.2

purging instances, 9.3, 9.3.3

pushed ruleset, 19.7.1

R

recovery

of master nodes, 12.3

redeployment

from SSO-enabled Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control, 5

guidelines, 5.2

keeping current BPM composite instances running after redeployment, 5.2

redeploying multiple composites at once is not supported, 5.2

SOA composite applications, 5.2

references

definition, 1.2.5, 4.3

location of policy errors, 36.1

monitoring, 4.3

rejected messages

binding components, 35.2

definition, 1.4.3.1

inbound adapters, 30.2, 30.3

Reports Engine, 24.3.1

request breakdown

statistics in Oracle Mediator, 16.2.1

requests and operation statistics in human workflow service engines, 21.4, 21.5

RESTful web service

security options in the Test Web Service page, 8.1

testing in the Test Web Service page, 8.1

retiring

a default SOA composite application revision, 8.2.1

a SOA composite application revision, 8.2.1

revisions

definition, 1.4.3.3

distinguishing the default revision from other revisions, 1.4.3.3

version added to the application name, 1.4.3.3

roles required for performing specific tasks, 1.4, C.1

routing statistics in Oracle Mediator, 16.1.4

RPC/literal-style WSDL files

specifying, 8.1.1

rule execution tracing

See business rule execution tracing

rules

See business rules

S

search criteria

setting a default search criteria to fetch recent instances and faults only within a recent duration, 3.1

Secure Socket Layer, 23.9.3

security

application policies, 2.2.1

application roles, 2.2.1

automatically authenticating Oracle BPM Worklist users in SAML SSO environments, 6.4.1

automatically authenticating Oracle BPM Worklist users in Windows Native authentication environments, 6.4.2

automatically authenticating Oracle Business Process Management Process Composer users in Windows Native authentication environments, 6.4.3

available documentation, 6.1

configuring for human workflow WSDL files, 6.7

configuring for two-way SSL communication, 6.6.3

configuring Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle HTTP Server for SSL communication, 6.6.5

configuring SSL between SOA composite application instances and Oracle WebCache, 6.6.6

enabling an asynchronous process deployed to an SSL-enabled, managed server to invoke another asynchronous process over HTTP, 6.6.8

listing Oracle Internet Directory as the first authentication provider, 6.5.1

passing security properties with messages, 8.1

recommendation to configure either all on no managed servers with SSL, 6.6.1

switching from non-SSL to SSL configurations with Oracle BPM Worklist, 6.6.2

using a custom trust store for one-way SSL during design time, 6.6.7

seeding users

groups, and application roles with LDAP tools, 20.10

sensors, 13.1, 38.1

business monitors, 8.11

disabling BPEL sensors at the service engine level, 12.1

disabling BPEL sensors at the SOA composite application level, 8.2.2

monitoring, 13.4

server URL

property, 3.1

property change requires a restart, 3.1

service and reference binding components

See binding components

service components

BPEL processes, 13, 14

BPMN processes, 38

definition, 1.2.4

human workflow, 20, 21, 22

instance IDs, 1.2.4

instances, 1.2.4

Oracle Mediator, 15

orphaned instances, 8.3

service engines

BPEL processes, 13, 14

BPMN processes, 38

definition, 1.2.6

human workflow, 20, 21, 22

monitoring at the SOA Infrastructure level, 4.1

monitoring the average request processing times, 4.2

Oracle Mediator, 15

service infrastructure

definition, 1.2.7

monitoring the average request processing times, 4.2

service key

changing for Oracle Service Registry, 34.1.3

services

definition, 1.2.5, 4.3

location of policy errors, 36.1

monitoring, 4.3, 36.2.2

SMTP email server, configuring, 20.1

SOA composite applicaitons

undeploying the default composite revision, 5.3

SOA composite applications

activating a revision, 8.2.1

application states after SOA Infrastructure shutdown, 3.3.2

audit level, 8.2.2

configuring for two-way SSL communication, 6.6.3

configuring Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle HTTP Server for SSL communication, 6.6.5

contents, 1.2.8

definition, 1.2.2

deployed states, 8.2

deploying, 5

deploying a revision, 8.2.1

fault recovery, 8.6

faults, 8.6

filtering by instance states, 8.3, 8.4

instances, 1.2.3

deleting, 8.3, 8.4

lifecycle, 1.4.3.3

managing, 8

managing the application state at the SOA Infrastructure level, 8.2.1

managing the application state from the SOA composite application home page, 8.2.2

monitoring, 7

monitoring faults, 7.1

monitoring instances, 7.1

packaging, 5

payload validation, 8.2.2

programmatically managing, 10.1

redeploying, 5.2

redeploying a revision, 8.2.1

retiring a default revision, 8.2.1

retiring a revision, 8.2.1

securing, 6

setting the default revision, 8.2.1

showing the composite XML definition, 8.2.2

showing the WSDL and endpoint URI, 8.2.2

shutting down a revision, 8.2.1

starting up a revision, 8.2.1

test instances, 8.1

testing, 1.4.3.4, 8.2.2, 8.7

undeploying, 5.3

undeploying a revision, 8.2.1

SOA Composite menu

description of options, 2.2.2

navigating through, 2.2.2

SOA Governance

definition, 1.4.3.3

SOA Infrastructure

audit level, 3.1

changing ports, 3.4

configuring, 3

during startup, may not be completely initialized to administer incoming requests, 4.1

fault recovery, 8.5

faults, 8.5

managing the application state, 8.2.1

message recovery information displayed in the home page, 4.1, 7.1

monitoring, 4

payload validation, 3.1

processing requests, 4.2

properties, 3.1

recent instances and faults, 4.1

restarting the SOA Infrastructure does not activate endpoints when a retired composite is activated, 3.3.3

starting and stopping, 3.3

startup failure when cwallet.sso includes the SOA map, 3.3.4

SOA Infrastructure application

definition, 1.2.1

SOA Infrastructure menu

description of options, 2.2.1

navigating through, 2.2.1

SOA Partition menu

navigating through, 2.2.3

sources

message, 24.2.4

spring service components

definition, 1.2.4

no spring service engine management pages, 1.2.6

scope of support in Oracle Enterprise Manager, 1.2.4

SSL, 23.9.3

configuring SOA composite applications for two-way SSL communication, 6.6.3

Start Time From field

setting a default search criteria to fetch recent instances and faults only within a recent duration, 3.1

states for purging, 9.3.3

stress testing

invoking multiple instances, 8.1

system faults, 1.4.3.1

System MBean Browser

ASNSDriverIMAddress property, 20.1

ASNSDrivers property, 20.7

AsynchAuditBatchSize, 12.1, 14.5.4

AuditConfig property, 3.1, 3.1, 4.1, 7.1, 13.1

BpelcClasspath property, 12.1

bpel.config.auditlevel property, 12.5

CustomNSDriverPropertyNames property, 20.1, 20.4.2

DisableAsserts, 12.1

DisableSensors, 12.1

disabling instance and fault count metrics retrieval, 3.1.1

ExpirationMaxRetry property, 12.1

ExpirationRetryDelay property, 12.1

FaxCoverPageCount property, 20.1

GlobalTxMaxRetry property, 3.1

GlobalTxRetryInterval property, 3.1

HttpProxyAuthRealm property, 3.1

HttpProxyAuthType property, 3.1

HttpProxyHost property, 3.1

HttpProxyPassword property, 3.1

HttpProxyPort property, 3.1

HttpProxyUsername property, 3.1

HttpServerURL property, 3.1

HttpsServerURL property, 3.1

InstanceKeyBlockSize property, 12.1

instructions on using, 2.2.1

invoking custom MBeans with WLST, 2.2.1

KeystoreLocation property, 3.1, 6.6.3

MaximumNumberOfInvokeMessagesInCache property, 12.1

MaxRecoveryAttempt property, 12.1

navigational path, 3.1

OneWayDeliveryPolicy property, 12.1

QualityOfService, 12.1

QualityofService, 14.5.3

ServerURL property, 3.4

StatsLastN property, 12.1

SyncMaxWaitTime property, 12.1

UddiCacheLifetime property, 3.1, 34.1.3.1

T

task escalations, 20.2

task flows

deployment, 5.1.1

task forms

configuring Oracle HTTP Server for task form attachments, 20.3

task service properties

human workflow, 20.2

test cases

definition, 1.4.3.4

test suite

assertions, 1.4.3.4

definition, 1.4.3.4

emulations, 1.4.3.4

testing

initiating a test instance, 8.1

restrictions on displaying payload data in the Test Web Service page, 8.1

restrictions on stress tool of Test Web Service page, 8.1

scenarios in which the Test button is disabled, 8.1, 8.2.2

third party application servers

instructions for using this guide, 1.4

thread dumps from all managed servers, B.1.1

troubleshooting

AMX extension issues, B.3.14

business events, B.4

design time at runtime issues, B.3.10

event delivery network, B.4

extending tablespaces, B.5.4

flow diagram display issues on lower end hosts, B.6.3

human workflow API usage issues, B.3.11

human workflow issues, B.3

identity service issues, B.3.17

increasing database connection values, B.2.2

limitations on Safari browser use, B.7.1

notification issues, B.3.3

Oracle BPM Worklist/task region issues, B.3.15

Oracle JDeveloper data control/form generation issues, B.3.12

resolving connection timeouts, B.2.1

resolving exception errors caused by large payloads, B.5.3

resolving message failure caused by too many open files, B.5.2

service/System MBean Browser issues, B.3.13

setting log levels, B.1

task action issues, B.3.2

task assignment, routing, and escalation issues, B.3.1

task comments/attachment issues, B.3.9

task form/action issues, B.3.8

task history issues, B.3.7

task report issues, B.3.6

task view issues, B.3.4

test-to-production issues, B.3.16

updating EJB transaction timeouts, B.2.3

U

UDDI

See Oracle Service Registry

UMS

See Oracle User Messaging Service

undeployment

deleting a partition and all its composites, 5.3

from SSO-enabled Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control, 5

guidelines, 5.3

of all composites in a partition, 5.3

SOA composite applications, 5.3

unit tests

assertions, 1.4.3.4

distinguishing unit test instances from other instances, 1.2.3

emulations, 1.4.3.4

of SOA composite applications, 1.4.3.4

running, 8.7

test cases, 1.4.3.4

test suites, 1.4.3.4

users

demo community, A

seeding with LDAP tools, 20.10

W

watches

creating, 11.2

web browsers

limitation on using the Safari Browser to view WSDL file content, B.7.1

supported, 2.1

web service binding properties, 3.1

WebLogic Diagnostic Framework

See WLDF

WLDF

definition, 11.1.1

WLST

invoking custom MBeans, 2.2.1

WSDL files

human workflow, 6.7

specifying RPC/literal style WSDL files, 8.1.1

specifying the default revision, 8.1

WS-Reliable Messaging restrictions, 8.8.1

X

XA drivers

changing the driver name, 3.6