Custom SOAPAction for Oracle ESB?

Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to customize the SOAPAction header that Oracle ESB expects for its endpoints. Thanks!

I assume you mean Outbound from ESB using an ESB SOAP Service. Are you referring to HTTP header or SOAP header? SOAP headers can be manipulated using ESB header support as shown on otn.oracle.com/goto/esb while HTTP headers cannot except for basic authentication using endpoint properties in ESB Control.

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Hi All,
Please share some simple examples to startwith for Oracle ESB.
I need to understand, what are the files are created, once created an ESB project.
What is the use of the files how to edit them with out using JDeveloper.
Iam trying to create a simple example.
I would like to create a file which has only "HELLO" in that file, simple text file inside a folder "INPUT" in my c:\ drive.
I wanted to create a ESB service which picks up the file and add a string to it like "HELLO" + "ESB" and drop this file into "OUTPUT" folder in c:\ drive.
How do i do that. I tried to do it when i deploy the integration server connection is gettting hit badly. I dont see that connection any more and i dont see that connection in my JDeveloper.
I dont want to start with existing code.
Please help
Regards,
Vijay.B
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Hi,
If you want to do it from scratch you can basically do the following:
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3) Create an XML schema describing your input XML file. Probably one element of type xsd:string.
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5) Create a new File adapter (inbound/read). A routing service is automatically created.
6) Create a new File adapter (outbound/write).
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8) Deploy the ESB project to the server.
9) Drop your XML file (from step 4) in the directory in which the inbound file adapter is polling.
10) If it is ok, the file should be picked up, transformed and dropped in the outbound directory. A new ESB instance should be visible in the ESB console.
See what files are generated on the filesystem in each of the above steps.
Regards, Ronald

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Hi,
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Edited by: user612888 on Jan 5, 2009 9:17 PM

Thanks Marc.
I was not able to find the patch on metalink. Could you please give me the patch number specific to only ESB 10.1.3.4 if you have.
I have the 10.1.3.4 patch number(7272722) for the complete SOA suite.
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