SOA Java Framework

I was trying to implement Java code with 11g SOA. Gone through a number of blogs. I found bit confusing many of them. The main confusion arises, in which directory java jar file to be place. Some blogs saying move it to domain/lib while others saying /oracle.soa.ext_11.1.1. That motivates me to do research on it and found a best way to implement Java Framework with SOA.
If we are working in Locally installed SOA Suite(windows platform), then need to follow below steps:-

Jdev + windows

1.)Create java project in Jdeveloper.
2.)Create Java class

3.)Compile it

4.)Deploy it by right clicking on project and choosing option Deploy. It will create *.jar file in deploy folder of project location.

5.)Then pick this jar file. Place it inside

$FMWHome\user_projects\domains\mds_domain\lib

6.) Restart server

If we are working in Unix installed SOA Suite(Linux platform), then need to follow below steps:-

Server + linux

1.)Create java project in Jdeveloper.
2.)Create Java class

3.)Compile it

4.)Deploy it by right clicking on project and choosing option Deploy. It will create *.jar file in deploy folder of project location.

5.)Then pick this jar file. Place it inside

$FMWHome/soa/modules/oracle.soa.ext_11.1.1

6.)ant on build.xml placed inside /oracle.soa.ext_11.1.1

Ant command is as below:-

ant -logfile build.log -buildfile build.xml create-manifest-jar -Dbasedir=$FMWHome/soa/modules/oracle.soa.ext_11.1.1

Don't forget to set Java_Home,Ant_Home,ClassPath before running ant.

Will Update this blog with more details in few days.

Error while connect Jdeveloper with remote weblogic

Error while  connect Jdeveloper with remote weblogic :

Most of the time I faced Status ( 9 out of 9 Failure ) error while connecting Remote weblogic server with my local Jdeveloper. Reason behind that

My Desktop connected with  corporate Network work and configured to Proxy. When I installed Jdeveloper automatically ,by default proxy setting configured belongs to my corporate Backbone.

Step to Clear :

Open Jdeveloper

                        -- > Tools

                                    ---> Preference

                                              --> web Browser and proxy

                                                              --> Un Check ( Use HTTP Proxy Server )

Step Two :

WS Policy Store

                      -- > select   (  App server Connection )

                                  -- > Point External Weblogic server 

Restart JDeveloper after change the proxy config in JDeveloper.

Problem Solved .........

Increase the performance of JDeveloper 11g

Increase the performance of JDeveloper 11g

--> JDeveloper Setup Path Location

C:\Oracle\Middleware\jdeveloper\ide\bin\ide.conf

Change the value:-
                          AddVMOption  -Xmx1400M

---============================================

--> SQLDeveloper Path
D:\SQL Developer 3.2\sqldeveloper-3.0.04.34\sqldeveloper\ide\bin\ide.conf

Change the value:-

                           AddVMOption  -Xmx1024M

New JDeveloper Plugin for Visual Schema Print

Need

In Jdeveloper we can create schemas using Schema Designer, but there is no option to print the schema. Visual Schema Print will help in design discussions with functional/technical folks as they see the structure in visual rather than looking at source. This will be good for documentation purpose as well..

This Plugin adds this capability.

How To Use

Follow the Instructions on

How Install Plugin From Update Center

Or

Follow the Instructions on

How Install Plugin Manually

How Install Plugin From Update Center

Install the plugin as you would normally install any plugin in Jdeveloper. If you do not know or this is the first time follow the instruction below.

Steps

Click On "Check For Updates" On Help Toolbar

Select "Open Source Adn Partner Extensions" And Click On "Next"

Scroll Down To Find "Print/Save XML Schema", Select Checkbox And Click Next.

Click On "Finish"

Click On "Yes" And Restart JDeveloper

How Install Plugin Manually

Download the plugin from below link and save.
http://kalyan.bitra.googlepages.com/com.kalyan.ide.jdev.schema.zip

Steps

Click On "Check For Updates" On Help Toolbar

Click On "Next" On The Following Page

Select "Install From Local Files" And Browse To Where You Saved The Plugin.

Click On "Finish"

Click On "Yes" And Restart JDeveloper

How To Use

Open any schema and right click on the designer you will see the "As PDF, As JPG" pr
"As Print" that's it.