Oracle Managed File Transfer (MFT),
a companion product to SOA that helps
organizations regain control over file
exchanges and solve the problems created by
the uncontrolled proliferation of FTP
servers.
Here is a simple example based on MFT running on a compact domain.
The MFT design time is web based.
URL: http://localhost:7001/mftconsole
I login as weblogic/welcome1
There are 3 tabs -
1. Design
2. Monitoring
3. Administration
Let's start with a very banal example - I want to transfer files from one directory
to another.
I have 2 test files -
I can create the relevant Transfer in the Design Tab.
1. Create the Source
2. Create the Target
3. Create the Transfer
I select File
I specify a folder
I do the same for the Target.
I now create the Transfer
The very intuitive UI lets me specify the transfer. All I need to do is select
Source and Targets.
Here I can add the source I previously created.
Note the supplementary functionality available here in respect of filtering and security.
I then add the target, previousl created.
Note the supplementary functionality available here in respect of scheduling, pre- and post-processing.
.
Deploy the transfer -
Test, by dropping the files into the source folder -
Monitor -
Thursday, June 26, 2014
#8 SOA 12c New Features - sharing artifacts via SOA Design time MDS Repository
Here is my composite
very simple - the BPEL process just copies input to output, setting the status to "Approve"
WSDL directory is now empty
I now call this BPEL process from OSB, using the MDS location.
oramds:/apps/Orders/OrderProcess.wsdl
#6 SOA 12c New Features : Encrypt/Decrypt Personally-Identifiable Information (PII)
Nice feature -
Here is a BPEL process that accepts in an order containing credit card info.
The process doesn't do very much -
Click - Encrypt Sensitive Data
Edit - selecting the field to be encrypted.
Notice the padlock icon -
Deploy and Test -
Here is a BPEL process that accepts in an order containing credit card info.
The process doesn't do very much -
Click - Encrypt Sensitive Data
Edit - selecting the field to be encrypted.
Notice the padlock icon -
Deploy and Test -
# 5 SOA 12c - Composite Debugging
Simple Example of the above...
Start the Integrated Server.
Start the Debugger
Add Request / Response breakpoints.
Add breakpoints to the BPEL process
Control returns to the composite view -
View the data
You can modify the data -
Change a couple of vlaues...
Here are the controls -
Step Into...
Start the Integrated Server.
Start the Debugger
Add Request / Response breakpoints.
Add breakpoints to the BPEL process
Initiate...
Control returns to the composite view -
View the data
You can modify the data -
Change a couple of vlaues...
Here are the controls -
Step Into...
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