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Configure the module for XML Gateway interface for web service

To configure the module for XML Gateway interface, use the external service wizard in Integration Designer.

You can configure this interface only for the outbound integration.

You can select the number of interfaces you would want to create. For each interface you create, you can select the required elements as per your business requirement.

You must place the required DTD files for the XML Gateway interface in a local directory. Also, you need to know the root DTD file and the root element for the selected XML Gateway interface.

This task is to create an outbound integration application using XML Gateway interface.


Procedure

  1. Create a project. For information about how to create a project, see Create the Project.

  2. In the Locate the Required Files and Libraries window, click Next.

    The JDBC driver files must be provided only for connecting to the Oracle database server and for the JDBC-based Oracle interfaces.

  3. In the Select the Processing Direction window, select Outbound. Click Next.

    The XML Gateway interface configuration can be performed only for the Outbound processing.

  4. In the Specify the Discovery Properties window, select Oracle E-Business Suite > XML Gateway > Web Service.

    You can select either the Oracle database node or the XML Gateway node and not both, in one EMD process. When you select the XML Gateway node, the Bidi and Advanced properties are not available for selection.

  5. Select the Oracle E-Business Suite version and specify the connection information of the selected XML Gateway interface.

    1. In the Host name field, enter the host name or the IP address of the system on which Oracle E-Business Suite is installed.

    2. In the Port number field, specify the port number for connecting to the Oracle E-Business Suite.

    3. The WSDL URL field displays the URL of the XML Gateway interface. It is generated by the adapter based on the version, host name and port number that you specify.

    4. In the User name and Password fields, type the user name and password to use to connect to the Oracle E-Business Suite.

  6. Click Next.

  7. In the Find Objects in the Enterprise System window, click Edit Query.

  8. In the Specify the Query Properties window, you can work with Oracle seeded XML Gateway interface or custom XML Gateway interface or both. To create a custom XML interface, select the Custom XML Gateway interface check box and then type the number of interfaces to create.

  9. Click OK to save your changes to the query. In the Specify the Query Properties window, click Run Query to use the query to discover the objects. The result of running a typical query is shown in the following figure.

    The Discovered objects pane lists the different business service interfaces supported by the adapter.

  10. Select one or more interfaces from the Discovered objects list, and click the > (Add) button to add the interfaces to the Selected objects list.

  11. In the Specify the Configuration Properties for 'object' window, specify the DTD information.

    1. In the DTD files directory field, type the path where the DTD files are located or click Browse to search for the location of the files.

    2. From the Root DTD file name list, select the root DTD file name from the list.

    3. From the Root Element list, select a corresponding root element.

  12. Click OK.

  13. In the Find Objects in the Enterprise System window, click Next.

  14. In the Specify Composite Properties window, click Next.

  15. In the Specify the Service Generation and Deployment Properties window, select Using an existing JAAS alias(recommended) or Using security properties from the managed connection factory.

  16. Since there is no transaction support for XML Gateway Web Services invoking, clear the Join global transaction check box, and click Next.

  17. In the Specify the Location Properties window, select or create a module name, and then click Finish.


What to do next

You can test or deploy your module.

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