My Oracle Fusion Middleware Experiments

Hello Friends!! In this post, let's discuss on Installation procedure for OTD. Oracle Traffic Director (OTD) is developed on Fusion Middleware supported platforms and on Oracle's engineered systems such as Exalogic and SPARC SuperCluster. Oracle Traffic Director 12.2.1 is a software load balancer for load balancing HTTP/S and TCP traffic to back-end servers. These back-end servers, which are referred to as origin servers within Oracle Traffic Director, can be application servers, web servers, LDAP servers and so on Oracle Traffic Director OTD installation Prerequisites for Collocated Domain: JDK 1.8.x for OTD 12.2.x  Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure [inside WebLogic] 12.2.1 OTD 12.2.1 for Linux 64 binaries OS must have C and C++ libraries [check in the Install OHS Article] Create silent mode installation will take the default paths which takes the arguments given in the same line instead of response file, INSTALL_TYPE="Collocated OTD (Managed thro...

21. How does your application can call external web service ? 22. Calling async BPEL process within empty BPEL process? 23. Combination of ESB and BPEL and third party web services ? 24. Java embedding 48. BPEL and OSB console ? 25. Adapter - concepts, integration, life-cycle mgmt., translation errors ? 26. Oracle E-Biz adapter and capturing event from oracle ERP ? 27. Fine tuning BPEL process ? 28. What is the SOA Deployment framework used in your Project? A. Partitioned deployment strategy is most commonly used. Components can be deployed using Enterprise Manager or WLST Scripts. 29. Business rules and AIA ? 30. Email notification and rejection handler ? 31. Patches and installation - UNIX based and windows based ? 32. External resource management (example MQ shared library and third party jar files) ? 33. JMS and connection pools 58. Transformation and iteration ? 34. Which are the areas you think Oracle SOA fits perfectly? 35. What is a file adapter ? ...

This post is series of SOA Suite Administration interview Questions. You might be interested to see : 41. What is plan.xml and where do you need this? Whenever we have huge deployments in SOA environments and the variation only the DB Details and Context URL paths then we can create multiple plan.xml files to simplify the deployment Unit to multiple platforms such as QA, TEST, DEV etc. 42. Daily activities that you do as an Administrator in a SOA  project ? SOA admin daily activities are: Installation of Environments one time activity for Production multiple for non-Production Configurations - major once minor depending on releases Deployments - Currently every project is following Agile methodology twice in month for Production, non production daily [many times also] Control - Stop or start environments Monitoring the environment sweeping out the logs to clear disk space. recycle long running servers to free up JVM, etc DR sync up for every release code ensure every...

11. What is the Path of the SOA server related log files ? MW_HOME/user projects/domains/soa_domain/ms_server/logs 12. What is synchronous and asynchronous process in BPEL ? BPEL is an orchestration language that actively describes the ways in which individual services can be composed to implement a more complex service. BPEL is designed to integrate Web services. Web services are components described by their interfaces, which are known as WSDL. But WSDL does not make statements about message sequences. BPEL’s processing model is based on the assumption that all import and export of data is done by using Web services. Most BPEL processes are executable. They can be started by external actions or some internal process (within the BPEL context). BPEL processes are executed by an execution engine. The engine can publish a BPEL process through a Web services interface or react to trigger conditions set up inside the process itself. BPEL processes can be long-running transaction...