OEG - Oracle Enterprise Gateway Throttling - Part2

In this scenario have requests from Gold and Silver customers.
• Gold customers may execute 10 requests per minute
• Silver customers may execute 5 requests per minute

The customer status is stored in the http header – custStatus.

I created the following policies in OEG Policy Studio –

To begin with I create a policy for Silver customers -



I then create one for gold customers -




I create a 3rd policy - StatusBasedThrottling which essentially does the following -

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- Extract the custStatus
- Switch on the custStatus value calling either the gold or silver policy
- Success Path - just reflect the message back to the caller
- Failure Path - trigger an email alert
- save the request to a message queue for later processing.

Let's see how each has been defined -











Now we need to configure the External Connection for JMS -

Create a JMS Q and Connection Factory on WLS -

jms/myThrottlingQueue
jms/myCF






In a previous step we have configured the Messaging System filter to write to
jms/myThrottlingQueue





Now I create a relative path -




Now we can deploy the policy, but first we need to add wls client to the oeg classpath -



Restart OEG and you will see the JMS lookup -



Test using Service Explorer -



The 6th request returns an error





Check email




Check Queue