JDev/ADF sample - Human Tasks in Oracle Fusion 11g

• Human Tasks in Oracle Fusion 11g. With today post I'm closing series of posts, where I was describing how you can orchestrate and connect various services with Oracle Fusion/SOA 11g. Before reading this post, I would recommend to look through my previous related writings:
  
  

  1. Web Service Interface for ADF BC Application Module in Oracle Fusion 11g
  2. Service-Enabled Entity Objects in Oracle Fusion 11g
  3. Business Events and ADF Business Components in Oracle Fusion 11g
  4. Business Rules in Oracle Fusion 11g

  
  In those posts I was describing a set of sample applications and modeling SOA solution. This solution is based on three modules:

  
  

  1. ADF BC application (A) with custom methods exposed through Web Service
  2. ADF BC application (B) subscribed to application (A) services. Application (B) implements Business Events triggering and ADF Faces Rich Client UI
  3. SOA Composite application (C) to orchestrate business flow based on data from Business Event. Application (C) integrates Business Rule, Human Task and Web Services

  
  Today I will describe Human Task functionality in Oracle Fusion/SOA 11g.

Download - SalaryManagement3.zip

JDev/ADF sample - Business Rules in Oracle Fusion 11g

• Business Rules in Oracle Fusion 11g. Today I'm writing my fourth post in Oracle SOA series and will cover Business Rules functionality. I recommend to check my previous post - Business Events and ADF Business Components in Oracle Fusion 11g, sample application I'm describing today is extended version of application from my previous post. What Business Rule means? Simply speaking, its a container that encapsulates specific functionality logic. In Oracle SOA Suite 11g, Business Rule accepts inputs and returns outputs. This means we can understand Business Rule as a black box in general process flow. This black box can be reused and updated at any point of time, without affecting other components in the flow.

Download - SalaryManagement2.zip

Spanish Summary:

Este post Andrejus nos explica lo que es un Business Rule (Regla de Negocio) y como lo podemos desarrollar con Jdeveloper. Este post es parte de la coleccion de temas SOA que andrejus ha escrito y que recomienda leerlos antes de revisar este post.

JDev/ADF sample - Business Events and ADF Business Components in Oracle Fusion 11g

• Business Events and ADF Business Components in Oracle Fusion 11g. I continue a series of posts, where I'm describing Oracle SOA Suite 11g and JDeveloper 11g functionality. Before reading this post, you might be interested to read my previous posts - Web Service Interface for ADF BC Application Module in Oracle Fusion 11g and Service-Enabled Entity Objects in Oracle Fusion 11g. My today post sample application is based on mentioned blog posts. I will add Business Event to application described in Service-Enabled Entity Objects in Oracle Fusion 11g post, you can download updated sample - SalaryUpdateRemote2.zip. Additionally for today post I have implemented SOA Composite where I'm subscribing to Business Event raised from ADF Business Components - SalaryManagement.zip. You can find more info about Business Events and EDN in Oracle SOA 11g Developer Guide Section 44 Using Business Events and Event Delivery Network, also check Edwin Biemond post - Events in ADF BC and handled by the SOA Suite Mediator.

Download - SalaryManagement.zip, SalaryUpdateRemote2.zip

Spanish Summary:

Este post muestra una carateristica de integración entre Jdeveloper 11g and SOA Suite. En esta oportunidad se muestra el uso de los Business Events, para intercambiar y almacenar información de los salarios de los empleado usando SOA y los ADF Entity Objects.

JDev/ADF sample - JDeveloper 11g and SOA Suite 11g integration

• JDeveloper 11g and SOA Suite 11g integration. On my blog you can find application I have developed previously - Invoking BPEL Process from Oracle ADF Application. Application described in my previous post is developed with JDeveloper 10.1.3.x, BPEL process with parameters is invoked here, however I don't return any parameters back to ADF application from BPEL process. Today I have developed new application based on JDeveloper 11g TP3 and SOA Suite 11g TP, where a set of parameters is accepted and returned by BPEL process from and to ADF application.
  

Download - SOAComposite.zip, SalaryUpdate.zip

JDev/ADF sample - Invoking BPEL Process from Oracle ADF Application

• Invoking BPEL Process from Oracle ADF Application. SOA is important technology, because it allows developers to find common language with business analysts and as result to develop more useful systems. Simply speaking, SOA allows to participate in system development both parties - IT and non IT. IT folks develop technical things and non IT people are allowed to manage system logic. My goal is to show, how it looks in reality, and how it works with Oracle JDeveloper and Oracle SOA Suite. Sample applications are developed using Oracle JDeveloper 10.1.3.3 and BPEL process is tested on Oracle BPEL Process Manager 10.1.3.1.0. Web application Model layer is implemented using Oracle ADF Business Components and is based on standard HR schema, in View layer ADF Faces components are used. Developed synchronous BPEL process access HR schema using Oracle TopLink.
  

Download - SalaryBonusApplication.zip, SalaryBonusProcess.zip