Chapter 2 of Reynolds

   Remote desktop to the remote machine address provided
   username: soaadmin
   password: provided to you

   Within the remote desktop, id: weblogic
   and the password is always johnheinz1

   0. To right click from a MAC after remote desktop, try Shift + CTRL + Click.
   1. Start SOA Suite 
   2. Run JDeveloper from start menu
       On left, an Application holds one or more projects
           A project is a collection of one or more components that make up
           a deployable resource (SCA assmbly, Java application, web service, etc. )
       On right is the Resource Palette
       In the middle for Java, xslt, bpel, etc.   
    
    3. Create a connection
              Note the IDE Connections tab
              Connect to external resources such as databases and app servers and rules engines
              We deploy using connections
              Define a connection to the SOA Suite
              Deploy by creating a connection to a port
                  Application/deploy/new deployment profile
                  connections/app server connections
                  connection name
                  Web logic domains is SOA_domain
                  Test connection
      
   4. Create an application
        New application
        Name it 
        Specify where it will be placed
        Select an SOA application template
        Project name: EchoComposite
        We want SOA technologies
        Select Composite with BPEL Process
   5. Create a BPEL process
       Name it EchoBPEL
       Synchronous
       Double click the BPEL component in the composite
       Note three swimlanes (partner link client, process, partner link external services)
       Note BPEL component palette on right
       Drag in an assign activity
       Double click assign to configure
       Associate input to output generating xpath
       Save 

  6. Deploy by right clicking EchoComposite
      A connection must be created first
      Note that a deployment is done by right clicking the project node.
      Deployment is to an application server.


  7. Testing the BPEL process
       Use the web application Enterprise Manager of the SOA Suite
       http://localhost:7001/em
       Under SOA find EchoComposite
       Choose to Test web service

  8. Adding a mediator
      Back to JDeveloper
      Select composite.xml and add a mediator
      Drag it from the component palette
      Modify the composite diagram so that mediator receives from client and sends to BPEL.
      This is done by deleting (with right click) one wire and adding a new wire.
      Deploy and test again.

  9.  Get the URL of the service

       Visit the enterprise manager
       Click the assembly
       To the right of the Settings button displays
        a link to WSDL location and Endpoint
       Visit the WSDL and save the URL

 10. Prepare to use the OSB

        Start up the SOA BAM Server
        When complete
        Start up the SOA Admin Server 
        Start the OSB Server
        visit http://localhost:7002/sbconsole
        Log in with weblogic and johnheinz1
        A change session represents a unit of work that may be rolled back.

11.  Write a proxy service on the OSB
             Within the OSB will be:
              A proxy service that communicates with a
              Business service that communicates with
              our mediator and BPEL service. The result
              will return along the reverse path.

      Create a change session by clicking Create
       We may then Activate, discard or exit the change.
       We are logged on as weblogic. Note the name of the session.
       In the bottom left, select Project Explorer.
       Give the project the name Project02.
       Select Add Project
       Click Project02 name to bring us the Project View
       Create folders BusinessService, ProxyService and WSDL
       by entering the names and clicking add folder.
       Click the WSDL folder
       Next to create resource select the resource type resource from url
       Paste the url of our service in the URL/Path
       Name the service EchoResource
       The resource type is WSDL
       The Load Resources window shows those ready for import
        XSD may be present as well
        Click the Import button
        Click WSDL in the Project explorer

12. Create the business service in the OSB
       We already have the WSDL.
       Select the BusinessService folder
       Create a resource of type Business Service
       Name it EchoBusinessService and select wsdl web service and browse to wsdl.
       Select EchoResource
       Select the port type EchoBPEL_pt and hit submit
       Choose next to go to the transport configuration page
       Click last and then save

13. Create a proxy service in the OSB
       In Project Explorer click on ProxyService
       Create a resource of type Proxy Service
       Name it EchoProxy
       Create from existing service Business Service
       Browse to our EchoBusinessService, select it and submit
       Click Last and then Save
       Edit the message flow from our proxy service (little icon next to proxy service)
       Click on RouteTo.. icon and edit route
       No changes needed so cancel twice

14.  Activate the session in the OSB
        Click activate and Enter a description

15. Testing
       On the left choose Resource Browser
       Under Action, look for Launch Test Console
       Change the xml input from string to yo yo
       Execute