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The context of this post on Oracle ADF is SOA to ADF integration or Consuming Web Service by creating a Web Service Data Control to display data on UI Page, it’s your take, anyway! To get our hands dirty, let’s get started with following ü   Jdeveloper IDE   (11.1.1.7.0) ü   Oracle DB XE 11G (Up & Running!) ü   WL Servers 10.3.6 (Up & Running!) ü   Internet Explorer 10 (10.0.9200.16384) [Remember, I asked you to take down the WSDL URL in my previous post , that’s right! We are going to use the same WSDL URL & the SOA application deployed earlier is Active on WLS.] Here it goes, Ø   Create an ADF application. Ø   Open up New gallery from Model Project to create a Web Service Data Control as displayed below.   Ø   To the invoked popup, specify a Name & WSDL URL which we noted down earlier.   Ø   Click “Next” to Shuttle the data control operation &...

Hi folks! Welcome to my new post on Oracle SOA.   This post explains the use of Mediator as a component to expose the data through a Web Service Adapter to outside world, received from DB Adapter. [The WSDL URL obtained later, can be consumed in an ADF Application. Check out this post ] To start with, I have the following resources handy ü   Jdeveloper IDE   (11.1.1.7.0) + SOA Extensions ü   Oracle DB XE 11G (Up & Running!) ü   WL Servers 10.3.6 (Up & Running!) ü   Internet Explorer 10 (10.0.9200.16384) Here it goes, Ø   Create a SOA Application with Empty Composite as below.   Ø   Drag & drop a “ Database Adapter ” from component palette to the External References swim lane as pictured below.     Ø   Click “Next” in the popup invoked to configure the DB adapter.     Ø   Input a Service Name, choose a DB Connection. ...