List of Figures

2-1 New Split-Join
2-2 Parallel Node
2-3 Completed Split-Join Ready for Testing
2-4 New Split-Join With Edited Labels
2-5 For Each Node Labeled "Iterate Through Orders"
2-6 Error Handler
2-7 Completed Split-Join Ready for Testing
2-8 Add Scope Button
2-9 Add Else If Button
2-10 Add Else If Button
2-11 Debugging a Proxy Service
4-1 Branch Node With "Submit" Operation From WSDL and "Default" Branch
4-2 Publish Table Action
4-3 Routing Table Action
5-1 Data Transformation from Multiple Sources to One Target
6-1 New XQuery Transformation
6-2 Selecting Source Types
6-3 Element-to-Element Links
6-4 Attribute-to-Element Link
6-5 Repeating-Group-to-Repeating-Group Link
6-6 Example of If-Then-Else Expression
6-7 If-Then-Else Expression in Target Expression View
6-8 FLWOR Expression
6-9 Typeswitch Expression
6-10 Remove Empty Node
6-11 Retain Empty Node
6-12 Test View
7-1 Combining Data From Different Schemas
7-2 Design View of XQuery Transformation
7-3 Data Transformation in Design View
7-4 Data Transformation in Design View
7-5 Adding a Constraint
7-6 Adding Data in the QuoteResponse Element
7-7 totalCost Calculation in Design View
7-8 Creating a Union
7-9 Creating Implied Links
7-10 Repeating-Source-to-Nonrepeating Target Transformation
7-11 Repeating-Source-to-Nonrepeating-Target Data Transformation
7-12 Repeating-Source-to-Nonrepeating-Target Data Transformation
7-13 Nonrepeating-Source-to-Repeating-Target Transformation
7-14 Creating a Union for Structural Links
7-15 XQuery Transformation for If-Then-Else Example
7-16 XQuery Example - FLWOR Expression
7-17 Mapping Recursive Elements
19-1 Select Reference Fields
19-2 Reference Field
19-3 Data Delimiter
19-4 Escape Character
22-1 The Derby Database for a Domain
24-1 Client Invoking a SOA Binding Service Synchronously
24-2 SOA Binding Service Invoking an External Service Synchronously
24-3 Client Invoking a SOA Binding Service Asynchronously
24-4 SOA Binding Service Invoking an External Service Asynchronously
24-5 Operations in a Synchronous Exchange Through Oracle Service Bus
24-6 SOA Composite Invoking an SOA Composite Through Oracle Service Bus
25-1 Oracle Service Bus Services Interacting With an EIS
25-2 A Client Invoking an EIS Service Through Oracle Service Bus
25-3 An EIS Invoking an External Service Through Oracle Service Bus
29-1 An EJB Invokes an External Service
29-2 A Non-EJB Client Invokes an EJB
29-3 An EJB Invokes an EJB
30-1 MQ Service Uses a JMS Message ID to Correlate the Request/Response Message
30-2 JAX-RPC Client with Oracle Service Bus Proxy Service
30-3 Oracle Service Bus as a Client of an Oracle WebLogic Server JAX-RPC Request/Response Service
31-1 Using Local Transport to Implement Convergence
31-2 Using Local Transport to Access Multiple Business Services
31-3 Front-end Proxy as Security Pass-through to Local Proxies
31-4 Front-end Proxy Processes All Security Headers Before Forwarding to Local Proxies
32-1 Conflicts - When no RM policy assertions are specified for the WSDL
32-2 Security tab for a Proxy Service
32-3 Transport-Level Policy
32-4 List of Predicates
33-1 Oracle Service Bus Front End
33-2 Messages Sent Through Oracle Service Bus
34-1 Invoking Oracle BPEL Processes Synchronously Through Oracle Service Bus
34-2 Oracle BPEL Processes Invoking a Service Synchronously Through Oracle Service Bus
34-3 Invoking Oracle BPEL Processes Asynchronously Through Oracle Service Bus
34-4 Oracle BPEL Processes Invoking a Service Asynchronously Through Oracle Service Bus
34-5 Operations in a Synchronous Exchange Through Oracle Service Bus
34-6 One BPEL Process Invoking Another BPEL Process Through Oracle Service Bus
35-1 WTC Message Handling
36-1 From Data Source to Web Service Client
36-2 Request and Response from the Oracle Service Bus Test Console
38-1 Message Flow Through Oracle Service Bus
38-2 Design Time UML Diagram
38-3 EndPointConfiguration Properties
38-4 Runtime UML Diagram
38-5 Sample Oracle Service Bus Threading Model
38-6 Flow of Attachments
39-1 Transport Subsystem Overview
39-2 Error Case 1
39-3 Error Case 2
39-4 Error Case 3
39-5 Custom Transport Help in the Development and Run-Time Environments
39-6 Pressing F1 on a Transport Configuration Page to Display Help for the Transport
39-7 Custom Transport Help in Eclipse
39-8 Custom Transport Help from the Oracle Service Bus Administration Console
39-9 Oracle Service Bus Administration Console Help Framework
40-1 Transport Configuration Page in Eclipse
40-2 Plug-In Packaging
42-1 Sample Socket Transport Architecture
42-2 SocketEndpointConfiguration Properties
42-3 Request/Response Header and Metadata Configurations
42-4 Selecting the Message Flow Icon
42-5 Editing the Message Flow
42-6 Adding an Action
42-7 Starting the Test Console
42-8 Test Console
42-9 Successful Test
45-1 Inbound and Outbound Security
45-2 How Service Accounts Are Used
50-1 Message Protection With an Oracle Web Services Manager Client Agent
50-2 Message Protection With an Oracle Web Services Manager Server Agent
50-3 Message Protection With an Oracle Web Services Manager Client and Server Agents
50-4 Message Protection With an Oracle Web Services Manager Gateway
50-5 Authentication with an Oracle Web Services Manager Client Agent
50-6 Perimeter Security with Oracle Web Services Manager Gateway
50-7 Identity Propagation with Oracle Web Services Manager Gateway
52-1 Binding a Certificate to an Abstract Policy
54-1 Identity Assertion and Custom Tokens
A-1 Inbound Messages at Runtime
A-2 Outbound Messages at Runtime
A-3 Service Registration