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Eclipse Xquery For Complex payload

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问题 I have the input request like below <Input> <BusinessObjects> <BusinessObject> <BusinessIdentifiers> <BusinessIdentifier> <BKey>BuCode</BKey> <BValue>CDC</BValue> </BusinessIdentifier> <BusinessIdentifier> <BKey>BuType</BKey> <BValue>123</BValue> </BusinessIdentifier> <BusinessIdentifier> <BKey>CsmNo</BKey> <BValue>857895</BValue> </BusinessIdentifier> </BusinessIdentifiers> </BusinessObject> <BusinessObject> <BusinessIdentifiers> <BusinessIdentifier> <BKey>BuCode</BKey> <BValue>CDC</BValue>

How WSDL is Used in Oracle Service Bus?

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问题 I created an OSB Service using a WSDL and selected a Binding. Now, when my client is trying to call the service using the WSDL I provided, they are getting errors. Also, the binding name in the WSDL that I provided and the WSDL that they are pulling from the URL is different. What is happening? 回答1: As per the OSB documentation, When you create a service based on a WSDL resource, you must base the service on a WSDL port or on a WSDL binding: When you create a new service based on a binding in

How WSDL is Used in Oracle Service Bus?

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I created an OSB Service using a WSDL and selected a Binding. Now, when my client is trying to call the service using the WSDL I provided, they are getting errors. Also, the binding name in the WSDL that I provided and the WSDL that they are pulling from the URL is different. What is happening? As per the OSB documentation, When you create a service based on a WSDL resource, you must base the service on a WSDL port or on a WSDL binding: When you create a new service based on a binding in a WSDL resource, you are choosing the protocol and data format defined in the selected element in the WSDL

Passing username and password to svcutil.exe?

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We have OSB services that are currently secured with a username and a password. I get a 401 unauthorized when attempting to generate a service proxy using svcutil. I know you need to set up a svcutil.exe.config file but I cannot find any examples except for one that passes a certificate. Dows anyone know how to send a username and password using svcutil? I don't think you can do that. What you can do in this case is either connect to that address in a browser and just download and save the WSDL file to your local disk and call svcutil.exe on that local copy - or ask the publisher of that

How to access the WSDL URL of a OSB proxy service in web browser

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问题 Does anybody know how to access the WSDL URL of a Oracle Service Bus ? For example, in tomcat, axis2 if a service is deployed I can access the WSDL of it like: http://localhost:8080/services/foo?wsdl How to achieve the same in OSB? P.S.: I have installed OSB in Weblogic . 回答1: You access it the same way. To verify the path to your wsdl, login to the OSB console: http://localhost:7001/sbconsole Click Resource Browser on the left and you should see all of the available proxies you have deployed

Passing username and password to svcutil.exe?

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问题 We have OSB services that are currently secured with a username and a password. I get a 401 unauthorized when attempting to generate a service proxy using svcutil. I know you need to set up a svcutil.exe.config file but I cannot find any examples except for one that passes a certificate. Dows anyone know how to send a username and password using svcutil? 回答1: I don't think you can do that. What you can do in this case is either connect to that address in a browser and just download and save