1. Create a new SOA Project by clicking on File→New→From Gallery→SOA Project.
2. Click OK. Give a name for the project. In my case, it is DemoHello as
shown below.
Click on Next.
Click on
Finish with Empty Composite in
selection. You can also select Composite
With BPEL Process to save time.
Your
composite will look like this.
3. Now, drag and drop a BPEL Process from the Components window
into the Components Swim lane.
Select the
Template as Synchronous BPEL Process
and check the check box ‘Expose as a
SOAP Service’. Click OK. Your composite should look like
below.
As soon as
you create a BPEL process, corresponding WSDL and XSD files will be created as
below.
4. Now, double click on BPEL Process.
You’ll see Receive and Reply activities as it is Synchronous
BPEL. Now drag and drop an Assign
activity in between receive and reply.
Double
click on Assign activity to assign input variable to output variable.
Match Input string to
Output string as above and double click on the input variable under From to add custom text.
Click OK.
Click on Apply, then Click on OK.
5. Your composite would look something like below.
Now, save and deploy it.
6. For deployment, Make sure that your soa server is up. Right click on the project, Deploy→DemoHello→Deploy to Application Server.
Click Next.
Click Next.
Select soa server and click Next.
It will look up for soa server. Then click on Next and click Finish.
Now, Go to your em console page→Deployed Composites→Click on your project→Click on Test. Give some string in Input payload and you’ll see output as given string concatenated with ‘Hello’.
