Actionable Email issue SOA composite OIM11gR2

Hello Experts,
I have created an Actionable Email from SOA, The mail is gettting generated, but when i click on Accept button of the EMail, It gets converted into a reply email and no action is taken on the SOA side.
Is this something known?
---------------------mail reply created by clicking on the accept button-----------------
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Comments: [your comments]
You can also add attachments to the task by attaching them to this email.
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Approve : [[NID]] : iYWPSougtz5nR75fK%2BUCUHNVjHFmWdwEXpcAknkj8cBoUs8P4c/bRf9Wd%2BFvGFJ48FB%2BrFALsX7mbEombcHqJutJxCzHKAVUUwaSTzFuobXtk9523fiafzxy14YSqVK0 : [[NID]]

Have you configured UMS?
Managing Notification Service - 11g Release 2 (11.1.2)
-Kevin

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I am working on a requirement wherein there are 2 approver's in a serial flow. These 2 approver's need to approve or reject the payload by accessing their emails instead of going to the BPM Worklist.
My problem is that the 1st approver gets the payload in this inbox,but when he clicks on approve button, the reply to window opens with the 2nd approver's address alongwith comments,attachments and nid string in the body.The 2nd approver gets this and not the payload with the approve reject button. To test if the bpel process completes, the 2nd approver replies to the initiator. But the bpel does not complete. It shows running in the flow trace.
Only when these approver's approve or reject in BPM worklist, the process gets completed, which shouldnt be the case.
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I haven't done it in 11g but I'm sure it is the same.
you need to import the java classes. to do this add the following to you .bpel source code
<bpelx:exec import="java.util.*"/>
<bpelx:exec import="java.lang.*"/>
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PARTNERLINKS
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xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
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Hi Experts,
How can I create an incident rule for creating an incident when a SOA composite instance goes faulted. I want to notify the administrator when any of the SOA composite instance gets faulted but I am not able to undestand in my incident rule what type of event should be used,in-short I am not able to understand how can I create a rule for eveluating SOA composite faulted instances.
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hi,
Can i pass multiple composite name like
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can you please suggest me for same.
Hint- passing project1,project2.....

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Hi ,
I have installed Oracle Soa 10.1.3.1.0 and then patched it with 10.1.3.4.0
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Its failing when I configure it using stbeehive mail server as incoming mail serevr and ssl enabled, but its working when I use any other server as incoming mail server and ssl disabled.
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Regards
Julia

hi,
Can i pass multiple composite name like
mvn pre-integration-test –f soa-pom.xml –Dcomposite.name=TestSOAProj –Dcomposite.name2="xxx"
can you please suggest me for same.
Hint- passing project1,project2.....

Spawning multiple approval tasks in parallel in OIM11g SOA Composite

Hi,
We are trying to implement the following scenario.
1) We are trying to develop a SOA composite for AD Group Access
2) The request dataset contains a child table for AD User Group Details which is as follows.
<AttributeReference name="AD User Group Details" attr-ref="UD_ADUSRC" type="String" length="20" widget="text" available-in-bulk="true">
<AttributeReference name="Group Name" attr-ref="Group Name" type="String" length="400" widget="lookup" available-in-bulk="true" lookup-code="Lookup.ADReconciliation.GroupLookup" primary="true"/>
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3) Consider the user is already provisioned to AD.
4) User now tries to request for AD Group Access by using a request template
5) The request dataSet for the resource "AD Group Access" will be displayed where the user would "Add" the group(s) to which (s)he want access.
6) Once the request is sumbitted the associated SOA composite would be executed.
7) Now, in the SOA composite the logic should be as follows:
a. For each group selected, there is a corresponding dataApprover who should approve the request.
b. Once the dataApprover approves the request it goes to the next approver who is securityApprover.
c. Once the securityApprover approves the request, the request should go thru and the user should get the membership in the AD Group.
d. Since "AD User Group Details" is a child form in the request dataset, the user can add multiple groups in the same request.
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Single request id then you are bit safe. The way to do it would be:
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2. Set the securityApprovers as a command separated list of all the security approvers for all the groups.
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Cons of this approach are:
1. All the approvers would see all the data and they might be confused what they are approving.
2. securityAppprovers for say group1 won't get the item untill all the dataApprovers approve the request even though dataApprover has approved the request for group1.
3. Would be hard to implement the rejection cases; depending upon how you want to handle the rejections. For e.g. what if any dataApprover rejects the request? Should the whole request be rejected? If so what would happen to those which have already been approved by dataApprovers? Same case goes for securityApprovers. Again since you cannot modify the requested data once the request is submitted; thus you cannot remove the rejected groups from the request.
4. You provisioning won't trigger untill all dataApprovers and all securityApprovers have approved the request.
5. Any one approve from comma separated list of approvers would approve the request. Thus you cannot make sure that all the approvers should approve the request. The workaround would be to create parallel stages in human task and assign one group/approver to one parallel stage. This would mean that you will have to hard code the number of parallel approvals which can be generated in your BPEL human task (This would again depend upon the number of groups requested). To workaround this you could use BPEL extenal routing program where you can pragmatically assign tasks but again since there is no entitlement based request engine in OIM, thus there would be issues there too.
As a workaround, make sure that you allow only one group to be requested per request and reject the request outright if multiple groups are requested in a single request. You will need to buy in the business on this one.
Have heard the grapevine that 12G which is in the pipeline would have entitlement based request engine and also would allow for modification of request data once the request is submitted.
HTH,
BB

Jdevelopper and editing EJB in soa composites

Hello,
I'm using Jdevelopper (with the bellow configuration) in order to edit SOA composite but it is introducting a bug into the "composite.xml" file when I edit an "EJB exposed service"
Previously the working service tags were :
<service name="MyService" ui:wsdlLocation="MyRef.wsdl">
<interface.wsdl interface="/my/package/service/#wsdl.interface(My)"/>
<binding.ejb jarLocation="myjar.jar" javaInterface="my.package.service.MyFacade" serviceId="MyService"/>
</service>
but once i edit it with the graphical interface it becomes and no more work once deployed
<service name="MyService" ui:wsdlLocation="MyRef.wsdl">
<interface.wsdl interface="/my/package/service/#wsdl.interface(My)"/>
<binding.ejb jarLocation="myjar.jar" ejb-version="EJB3" name="my.package.service.MyFacade"/>
</service>
As we can see, there is no more a *"serviceId"* tag in node *<binding.ejb>* and it has rename *"javaInterface"* attribute to *"name"*.
From my point of view, these are two bugs from JDevelopper as composite was working before and no more after modification.
Can anyone confirm the same behaviour and the same issues ?
Oracle JDeveloper 11g Release 1 11.1.1.5.0
Studio Edition Version 11.1.1.5.0
Build JDEVADF_11.1.1.5.0_GENERIC_110409.0025.6013
Copyright © 1997, 2011 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
IDE Version: 11.1.1.5.37.60.13
Product ID: oracle.jdeveloper
Product Version: 11.1.1.5.37.60.13
Version
Component     Version
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ADF Business Components     11.1.1.60.13
Java(TM) Platform     1.6.0_25
Oracle IDE     11.1.1.5.37.60.13
PMD     JDeveloper Extension 4.2.5.3.0
SOA Composite Editor     11.1.1.5.0.01.74
Versioning Support     11.1.1.5.37.60.13

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Response not coming to BPEL process from the actionable email

Hello Helping hands,
I created a HumanTask workflow with actionable email.
In the email I get from the HT workflow process, it has 3 links
2-OUTCOMES list links (Eg:APPROVE,REJECT)
1-worklist application
If I update the task through worklist, the process is getting completed successfully.
But the problem is with the actionable email, if I move the mouse over APPROVE or REJECT the following msg gets displayed in the status bar
mailto:?subject=My Subject&body=NID:iBeS8jSTsA7vOx+ULF3+dJ7/e1fbklcDLkGHlkj38emd71NnzMgQMN89C0RxaPzu2PPgelhp+hv6sk+uwL1DYQ==:NID<p>Comments [[ ]]
When I click the outcomes link, it opens a new email window without any to address.
Advice me how to get the response from the actionable email to the BPEL process.
Regards
VP

I had faced a similar issue.
When the bpel process is initiated you will get an email to the configured email id's inbox.
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