ABCS using Service Constructor

How important it is to following the general AIA custom extension standards to extend a custom developed ABCS process using the service constructor?
My understanding is Oracle follows the AIA custom extension standards to keep the out of the box PIP code upgrade/patch free.. When we are developing our own ABCS processes using the service constructor, there is an option to add the extensions to the custom ABCS processes, does this add any value?, my personal feeling is that this is going to increase the complexity of the custom code..
Please share your experiences...
Thanks,
Sid

Hi,
We have come to the same conclusion. We will not need to add extension points to ABCS as we would simply redevelop and deploy a new version.
I also don’t think extension points are required for long running EBF’s as we can deploy multiple versions. The only problem that could occur is if we wanted already running processes to change their behaviour, but as we do not have any long running process as yet we haven’t considered this.
Not implementing extension points effects how we use the PIPAuditor. All our ABCS’s fail the extension point tests. I think I will need to look into removing these tests from out PIPAuditor.
Robert

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[Default Target Service Options|http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4274798/AIA-EAP/ServiceConstructor/SC_TargetServiceOptions-Enable.png]
[Disable Checkboxes|http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4274798/AIA-EAP/ServiceConstructor/SC_TargetServiceOptions-Disable.png]
[Reopen after editing|http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4274798/AIA-EAP/ServiceConstructor/SC_TargetServiceOptions-AfterConfirm.png]
[Disable Error Handling|http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4274798/AIA-EAP/ServiceConstructor/SC_AddErrorHandling.png]
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Regards
Sabir

Hi Everyone,
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Looks like there is bug#9541128 assigned for this issue. And looks like it would be fixed in 11.1.1.4 version of Jdev as per Oracle Support.
Regards
Sabir

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Hi,
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Regards,
Anish.

Hi,
Check the Object Name field in Step 4 of Service Constructor. Ensure it is PurchaseOrderList, If it was jus PurchaseOrder you edit and append List to it.
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When I use the service constructor to generate a ABCS with CAVS it generates a wrong AIAServiceConfigurationProperties.xml file.
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Hi,
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Finally, I got the solution to make the database connection using service name, with putting the tnsname setting in URL portion.
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I am attempting to use the AIA Service Contructor extension for JDeveloper 11g but any attempt at going through the wizard does not finish. Anyone else seen something similar?

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Can you please update the Service Constructor on your Jdev with the latest.
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Narayana

AIA 11g - Service Constructor

Hi All,
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Regards
Anish.

Use this sample input file for a simple Request Fire and Forget use case.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<AIACodeGenerator>
     <GenerateOutputFiles>
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          <GenerateWSDLFileIndicator>true</GenerateWSDLFileIndicator>
          <GenerateExtensionWSDLFileIndicator>false</GenerateExtensionWSDLFileIndicator>
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          <GenerateFaultPolicyFileIndicator>false</GenerateFaultPolicyFileIndicator>
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          <GUID></GUID>
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          <Description></Description>
          <ABCSType>Requestor</ABCSType>
          <Verb>Create</Verb>
          <Industry>Core</Industry>
          <ParticipatingAppShortName>Siebel</ParticipatingAppShortName>
          <ParticipatingAppLogicalName>SEBL_01</ParticipatingAppLogicalName>
          <ParticipatingAppLongName>Siebel</ParticipatingAppLongName>
          <ParticipatingAppDefaultID>SEBL_01</ParticipatingAppDefaultID>
          <ProductCode>SFA</ProductCode>
          <ABCSVersionNumber>1</ABCSVersionNumber>
          <EOLLocation></EOLLocation>
          <EOLMDSLocation>oramds:/apps/AIAMetaData</EOLMDSLocation>
          <GenerateErrorHandlingIndicator>true</GenerateErrorHandlingIndicator>
          <ErrorHandlingServiceRuntimeLocation>http://ap6014rems.us.oracle.com:8001/soa-infra/services/default/AIAAsyncErrorHandlingBPELProcess/client?WSDL</ErrorHandlingServiceRuntimeLocation>
          <ErrorHandlingServiceName>AIAAsyncErrorHandlingBPELProcess</ErrorHandlingServiceName>
          <ErrorHandlingPortName>AIAAsyncErrorHandlingBPELProcess</ErrorHandlingPortName>
          <EnableExtensionIndicator>false</EnableExtensionIndicator>
          <ExtensionWSDLRuntimeLocation></ExtensionWSDLRuntimeLocation>
          <ExtensionWSDLServiceName></ExtensionWSDLServiceName>
          <ExtensionWSDLPortName></ExtensionWSDLPortName>
          <GenerateTransactionProperties>true</GenerateTransactionProperties>
          <ABCSInterface>
               <ServiceObjectName>Customer</ServiceObjectName>
               <ServiceObjectVersion>1</ServiceObjectVersion>
               <ServiceObjectNamespacePrefix>sbldata</ServiceObjectNamespacePrefix>
               <ServiceObjectNamespace>http://www.siebel.com/xml/CMU%20AccSync%20Account%20Io</ServiceObjectNamespace>
               <ServiceObjectSchemaLocation>oramds:/apps/AIAMetaData/AIAComponents/ApplicationObjectLibrary/SampleSEBL/schemas/CmuAccsyncAccountIo.xsd</ServiceObjectSchemaLocation>
               <ServiceMEP>FireAndForget</ServiceMEP>
               <InputMessageElement>ListOfCmuAccsyncAccountIo</InputMessageElement>
               <DocumentationVersion>1</DocumentationVersion>
               <SVCDoc>1.0</SVCDoc>
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               <TargetServiceType>EBS</TargetServiceType>
               <ScopeName>CustomerPartyEBS</ScopeName>
               <EnableExtensionIndicator>false</EnableExtensionIndicator>
               <EnableDynamicEndpointIndicator>true</EnableDynamicEndpointIndicator>
               <GenerateScopeErrorHandlingIndicator>true</GenerateScopeErrorHandlingIndicator>
               <ServiceObjectName>CreateCustomer</ServiceObjectName>
               <ServiceObjectVersion>1</ServiceObjectVersion>
               <ServiceObjectNamespacePrefix>corecustomerpartyebs</ServiceObjectNamespacePrefix>
               <ServiceObjectNamespace>http://xmlns.oracle.com/EnterpriseObjects/Core/EBO/CustomerParty/V2</ServiceObjectNamespace>
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location: class Test6
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What doesn't seem ok, given the nature of the error for the negative observation - jndi context initialization - is that
Another Positive: The Service Locator remote lookup to another Bean in same Application but different EJB Module is successful.
Can you check your code and reconfirm that you're using the same context initialization code for both the positive and negative observations ?

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when i was trying to save the service order created using transaction code-IW31, i am getting the Error Message:
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This error started only yesterday, and it was not there before. Basis team has confirmed that they have not done any new
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thanks for the help.
regards,
rajaraman

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Here is the error description with message number,
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