Osb 11g Error Codes
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can access the value using the following XQuery statement: $fault/ctx:errorCode/text() Errors are accompanied by details specific to the error inside the fault element.
Osb Service Callout Action Received Soap Fault Response
Table A-1 through Table A-5 list Oracle Service Bus error codes. For osb-382502 error schema examples, see Section A.1, "Error Details Schemas." Table A-1 Oracle Service Bus Error Codes - Transport
A Web Service Security Error Occurred While Producing Security Header
Run-Time Errors (BEA-380000 to BEA-380099) Error Code Error Message BEA-380000 General Transport error XML Details: "An Error Response Was Received" (when occurring in publish action) Table A-2 Oracle Service Bus bea 386200 general web service security error Error Codes - Message Flow Run-Time Errors (382000...382499) Error Code Error Message BEA-382000 General runtime error BEA-382030 General parse failure from binding layer (e.g. message to XML service is not XML) BEA-382031 WS-I compliance failure BEA-382032 Message must be a soap:Envelope XML Details: "A Non-SOAP or Invalid Envelope Was Received" BEA-382033 A soap:Envelope must contain a soap:Body BEA-382040 Failed to assign osb-382505 value to context variable "{0}". Value must be an instance of {1} BEA-382041 Failed to assign value to context variable "{0}". Variable is read-only. BEA-382042 Failed to assign value to context variable "{0}". {1} BEA-382043 Failed to update the value of context variable "{0}": {1} BEA-382045 Failed to initialize the value of context variable "{0}": {1} BEA-382046 Failed to marshall the value of context variable "{0}" to XML: {1} BEA-382100 General binding error while processing inbound request BEA-382101 General binding error while preparing inbound response BEA-382102 General binding error while preparing outbound request BEA-382103 General binding error while processing outbound response BEA-382104 Failed to prepare request metadata for service {0} BEA-382105 Failed to prepare response metadata for service {0} BEA-382150 Failed to dispatch request to service {0} BEA-382151 Cannot dispatch to unknown service: {0} Table A-3 Oracle Service Bus Error Codes - Action Errors (382500...382999) Error Code Error Message BEA-382500 ALSBConfigurationMBean service callout action received SOAP Fault response. XML details: "A SOAP Fault Response was Received" BEA-382501 Oracle Service Bus service callout action received an unrecognized response. XML details: "An Un
Faults Oracle Service Bus 11g, handling SOAP Faults Posted on Saturday,
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17 July 2010 by Eric Elzinga 44 Comments BOOKMARK bea-380000 osb On the Oracle Forums someone had a question on how to construct your own
A Soap:envelope Must Contain A Soap:body
fault message based on the fault-part of the wsdl element. In this blog we will add several activities to the flow to constantly https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/admin.1111/e15867/app_error_codes.htm see the output which will be generated by the proxy service. The flow we will be creating should be looking like this For the business service i used the helloworld service and imported the wsdl resource and xsd. To be able to ‘throw' the custom soap fault http://www.xenta.nl/blog/2010/07/17/oracle-service-bus-11g-handling-soap-faults/ from within the proxy service to the service caller i edited the same wsdl, and added the fault part to the wsdl with my own fault response. Resources wsdl handling Oracle Service Bus, Generic fault handling Posted on Monday, 31 October 2011 by Eric Elzinga 65 Comments BOOKMARK For http://www.xenta.nl/blog/2011/10/31/oracle-service-bus-generic-fault-handling/ a usecase i needed a construction which would give me the option to implemenent generic service error handling in which i could conditionally execute activities like alerts, reports, logging, etc One place which will contain all the error handling logic and which could be easily extended both in implementation of the logic for handling web service errors and being able to easily add new errors to be handle which the metadata for this error. In case third party applications decide to trigger new type of exceptions/faults i don't want to change the fault handling logic of all the process which do a call to this service. I want to be able web service security to add the to be executed logic for this new specific error to some sort of error repository together with some setup-settings. Definition of the error repository In our case the error repository is nothing more then a xml metadata storage which stores settings for the errors to be handled. The definition of the metadata can be extended with other settings which can be retrieved at one central place again and logic for handling the settings will also be centrally defined. Definition of the error handling service In our case the error handling service will be the central point in which we retrieve instance data from the process in which the occured fault. Based on this data we will retrieve metadata for the fault and decide in the message flow handling what the logic will be to execute. Error Repository Schema definition