Sunday, August 19, 2012

Deployment descriptors are BPEL process service component properties used at runtime by Oracle WebLogic Server, Oracle Enterprise Manager, or both. Basically it is like a variable whose value we can change from EM console without doing any code change

In this post , I will explain you step by step process to implement preferences in your code.

Step 1: First of all you need to define Preference property in Composite.xml file.

·           Open Composite.xml file in source mode.
·           Add Preference property in inside Component section. Here I am using it for Email so my property name is "bpel.preference.Email", you can give it any name as per your requirement.

                 bpel.preference.{CustomName}

 <component name="CustomerNotification">
        <implementation.bpel src=" CustomerNotification.bpel"/>
        <property name="bpel.config.transaction">required</property>
        <property name="bpel.config.oneWayDeliveryPolicy">sync</property>
        <property name="bpel.preference.Email">test@test.com</property>
    </component>

  
Preference Property

Step 2 : Use this preference property inside BPEL.
  • To use this property inside BPEL you need to use ora:getPrefernce("CustomName") function.
                              ora:getPreference('Email')

Step 3: Update preference property value in EM console.
  • We can update this property from MBean Browser inside EM console.
  •   Go to EM console (http://host:7001/em)
  •   Navigate to "Farm_base_domain" -> "Weblogic Domain" folder -> Right click on your domain -> "System MBean Browser"


Deployment Descriptor
  • Go to "oracle.soa.config" -> "soa-server" -> "SCAComposite" -> Choose your composite

System MBean Browser


  •  Then navigate to "SCAComposite.SCAComponent" -> your component name -> Click on "properties"
  •  Now you can see all the preference properties that you defined in your composite. You can change preference property value here.
Change Property value


Click apply to take effect.

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