Osb Service Callout Error Handling
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Articles Virtualization Write for OTN Earn money and promote your technical skills by writing a technical article for Oracle Technology Network. Learn more Stay Connected https://svgonugu.com/2014/10/15/service-bus-12c-error-handling/ OTN Architect Community Fault Handling and Prevention for Services in Oracle Service Bus Guido Schmutz and Ronald van Luttikhuizen Part two in a series on Fault Handling in a Service-Oriented Environment Part 1: Introduction to Fault Handling in a Service-Oriented Environment Part 2: Fault Handling and Prevention for Services in Oracle http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/soa/luttikhuizen-fault-handling-2-1940722.html Service Bus May 2013 Downloads Oracle Service Bus Oracle SOA Suite Introduction Part 1 of this article series on Fault Handling and Prevention discussed what fault handling is and why it is important. It also addressed the specific challenges in handling faults in a service-oriented landscape as compared to traditional systems. Part 1 concluded by presenting a sample scenario, an Order process implemented in a BPM and SOA environment, discussed potential pitfalls, and described generic fault prevention and recovery patterns. Part 2 concentrates on concrete fault handling and prevention measures in the integration layer that are realized through Oracle Service Bus (OSB). The integration domain covers typical elements and integration functionality, such as Adapters for connectivity to back-end systems, Routing, Transformation, and Filtering. Figure 1, below, revisits the scenario from Part 1. We are using the Trivadis integration architecture blueprint notation [1]. The left side shows the process steps in
in OSB. I have also included a sample project which makes it very easy to try different scenarios that can help broaden your understanding of OSB Error Handling. These examples are meant to give some guidance but please http://jaredsoablogaz.blogspot.com/2013/01/osb-error-handler-tutorial.html try different scenarios and if there is something you are curious about add it to one of the proxy services and see what OSB does. Before we start with the hands-on exercises below is a quick http://biemond.blogspot.com/2009/04/xsd-validation-and-exception-handling.html overview of the key points in OSB Error Handling. OSB Error Handling Overview Error handling can be configured at 4 different areas in and OSB Proxy Service. Proxy Service Route Node Pipeline Stage Node If an error error handling is not handled in any of these areas then it will be caught in the System error handler. An error will be handled by the inner-most encompassing error handler. In other words, if there is no error handler configured at the level the error occurred then the error will be processed by the next level error handler. Below is an outline of how the error handlers are nested. Stage Node -> Pipeline -> Proxy osb error handling Service -> System Error Handler Route Node -> Proxy Service -> System Error Handler Choosing an error handler action An Error Handler is not considered completely configured until it has a Resume or Reply Action configured. If an error handler is missing one of these actions then the other steps in the error handler will be completed but the error will be bubbled up to the next level error handler. Reply - Will immediately reply back to the calling process with an error response and all further message processing stops. Resume - Message flow process will continue as if no error occurred. The processing will continure after the node or stage that the error handler is configure in. Configuring Error Handlers Error handlers are just another pipeline and can be configured like any other pipeline. You may use an assign action, publish action…. Etc. In the error handler a new context variable is available ($fault). The $fault context variable contains information about any error that occurs during message flow processing and is populated before the error handler is invoked. For more information on the contents of the $fault variable see OSB Context Variables Error Handler Exercises The following exercises are simple and are meant to demonstrate how error handlers behave in OSB. Specifically we are going to foc
add schema validation to your proxy service and to make a custom exception handling for this validation. Just follow the next steps. First in this example I use these xml schema's for the request and response operation.The request xsd