ESB -- Routing the fault
hi,
I am new to ESB development. Please share your thoughts on the following:
1. When I register a new/modified ESB process, a dialogbox with the below message comes up, if ok is clicked then shows the Registration Summary window with service registration successful message.
"Reload services from ESB Server failed while trying to query new service definitions from server. Exception=Start of root element expected."
2. I created an esb process which connects two dbs.
DBAdapter1(polling)--> RS1 -->RS2--> DBAdapter2(insert). RS1(fault) -->SOAP Invocation (A bpel process)
I have a BPEL process (With pick activity, onMessage branch) for exception handling. The same schema is used to create a fault/reply in RS2. But the DB errors(say, target DB is down) are not routed to BPEL process even if I select the soap service in Fault target.
Thanks,
AP
Sorry Dave, I was browsing old posts and I've just realized that you answered and asked a question :)
I don't know at all if it is a convincing or even a real use case. What I needed to do is to expose a service which outputs a group of logically cohesive data, but these data are available from different services. That's why I tried merging the XML documents. I don't think it's really the scope of BPEL, but maybe I'm dead wrong. Additionally, this is a very simple transformation and I read this thread: Where to do transformations? ESB or BPEL where you mentioned the performance difference between ESB and BPEL, which can be convincing.
Thanks,
Patrik
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In the last 3 months, I would guess that my connection has run at 1.0mbs for an hour here and there. Definitely not for any prolonged length of time - e.g. a day or more. Rather, for 95% of the time, the connection has been bumping along the bottom - running at around half a meg. Often slumping to 0.3, and - for a fortnight recently - glimmering very faintly at 0.1mbs.
To say I am extremely dissatisfied with this service – and indeed that of customer support – is at this juncture a huge understatement. This morning I was informed that although I now continuously experience an almost unbroken speed of 0.5mbs I cannot expect much better than this, nor can this be reported as a fault, and thus a case cannot be opened.
Pardon?? 0.5mbs CANNOT be reported as a fault?? But I signed a contract stating that I would received a connection speed between 1mbs and 2mbs. Or did I? Customer support asked me if I could be certain of this. I said yes. Well in any case, I was informed that there is a “fault threshold” that would create a speed below 1mbs (the person I spoke to could not tell me how slow this resultant speed would be, however).
In short, it transpires that there was some small print somewhere to the effect that 1mbs was the max, not 2mbs – and, moreover, that a fault threshold clause somehow manages to make 1mbs the maximum speed. I don't know. I'm not at all clear on any of this - and I'm not entirely sure anyone else is either.
All I *do* know is that for the best part of 5 years I have been able to watch YouTube clips without endless, teeth-gnashingly maddening buffering, and yet since changing to BT about 6 months ago this is has been a rare event indeed. In the past, I learned to drum from YouTube, I've been able to see how to repair and maintain various household appliances and equipment from radios to motorbikes, and now – nope. No way. Just not possible any more.
Yes, yes – my previous provider could be flaky. There were certainly times when I experienced frustrations at various faults. But – as I said – compared to BT they were giants in their field. They were in the broadband pantheon. To find, this morning, after so much futzing and phoning, that there is this “fault threshold” thing, effectively ensuring that I will now remain at 0.5mbs, is – I feel – some extremely devious sleight of hand on the part of BT.
Because really – come on – my connection has increased from 0.3mbs to 0.5mbs. I CHALLENGE ANYONE ANYWHERE TO DETECT SUCH A DIFFERENCE. That should NEVER be regarded as an improvement, it should NOT be definable as a fault located and resolved. And yet my case has been closed – hell, I never even received a call to ASK ME IF THE FAULT HAD BEEN RESOLVED.
BT Customer Support is obliged to call you following efforts to resolve a problem with your connection. But they did NOT call. Categorically, absolutely – nobody from Customer Support rang me following the visit by an Open Reach engineer last Friday. And you can of course guess why. Precisely because I would have stated that, no, the fault has most definitely NOT been resolved. I mean, seriously – can you imagine it? Sir, can you please now go to the test site and measure your connection speed? Yes certainly....*test, test*....oooh, super! Brilliant! The fault has been resolved – look, I'm now getting a glorious 0.5mbs rather than the paltry 0.3mbs that I was receiving prior to the efforts of the Open Reach engineer. FFS!!
Mine are very modest requirements for a broadband customer. I have never sought to DL films, or do whatever else it is possible to do with a 5mb connection or more. No. All I ask is for a more or less stable connection of 1mbs. I am very hacked off with BT. I feel like I've been paying for a service I've not been receiving – and been thoroughly ripped off. It's been pillar to post, endless rounds of call queues and b*llsh*t service. And now this – the “fault threshold” gambit. Genius. Utter genius. I have to admit, this is a masterstroke. My god, you've got to hand it to them.
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Go to Solution.In that case why do I keep getting a message from BT telling me to reset my router?? If resetting my router is the worst thing I could possibly do, don't you think BT would ensure that no instruction to do so would be repeatedly sent to me??
Or am I missing something very obvious here? Is there a screen that I'm missing that says something along the lines of " We know we have just told you to go straight to your BT router and press the reset button on the side of it, but in fact that is actually the worst thing to do - and for this reason you must utterly disregard our first instruction."
Because I am not seeing such a message. All I ever see is the first message. So now I am wondering if resetting my router is the worst thing to do, quite why BT would tell me to do that.
Now, straight on the heels of that, let me tell you - here and now - that I do believe you. I do believe that resetting my router is the worst thing to do. Because it all fits in with the level of service I have received right from the very beginning of this sorry, pathetic fiasco - a fiasco that I am paying hand over fist for, and yet repeatedly, determinedly and resloutely not receiving. To wit, broad band. My speed has hardly ever been fast enough to be regarded as broad band. But of course that's precisely what I've been billed for.
So - now that you tell me BT are instructing me to do something that is wholly opposed and very much at odds with what I actually SHOULD be doing - I realise that you simply *must* be right. Because this utterly perverse and wrong development is totally in keeping with every other aspect of the provision I have received. -
ESB Routing service based upon XSD contains reference to localhost
Hello,
I've created the following simple ESB scenario and run into some behaviour which I can't explain.
- Create a ESB project
- Import a XSD definition file
- Create a routing service based upon the XSD definition file (Generate WSDL From schemas)
- Deploy the ESB project to the ESB server (on a different machine)
So far, so good
Go to the ESB Console, click on the created Routing Service, go to the Definition tab and click on the Concrete WSDL URL.
In the service part a 'localhost' reference appears, which results in an error when running the routing service.
<service name="execute_pptService">
<port name="__esb_RoutingTest_execute_ppt" binding="tns:__esb_RoutingTest_execute_ppt" />
<port name="__soap_RoutingTest_execute_ppt" binding="tns:__soap_RoutingTest_execute_ppt">
<soap:address xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/"
location="http://localhost:8888/event/TEST/RoutingTest" />
</port>
</service>
This definition appears in the ..routing..esbsvc file. When I change in this file 'localhost' to the server IP address and redeploy the ESB project, the server IP address is replaced to 'localhost' by JDeveloper.
What causes this behaviour and how can I avoid it?
Regards LeonI enabled "validate payload at runtime" option in the definition.
The instance erred out and I got the below payload in the Error tab.
<actionData xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/bpel/sensor">
<header>
<sensor sensorName="ActivitySensor_1" classname="oracle.tip.pc.services.reports.dca.agents.BpelActivitySensorAgent" kind="activity" target="Assign_1" xmlns:pc="http://xmlns.oracle.com/bpel/sensor" xmlns:tns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/BPELProcess1">
<activityConfig evalTime="completion">
<variable outputDataType="StatusInformation" outputNamespace="http://www.oracle.com/bpel_esb" target="$jmsInput"/>
</activityConfig>
</sensor>
<instanceId>30014</instanceId>
<processName>BPELProcess1</processName>
<processRevision>1.0</processRevision>
<domain>default</domain>
<timestamp>2007-11-01T16:27:20.966+05:30</timestamp>
<midTierInstance>PC-SRGNANAS-IN:8888</midTierInstance>
</header>
<payload>
<activityData>
<activityType>assign</activityType>
<evalPoint>completion</evalPoint>
</activityData>
<variableData>
<dataType>2005</dataType>
<data>
<StatusInformation xmlns="http://www.oracle.com/bpel_esb">
<processName>BPELProcess1</processName>
<timeStamp>2007-11-01T16:27:20</timeStamp>
</StatusInformation>
</data>
<queryName/>
<target>$jmsInput</target>
<updaterName>Assign_1</updaterName>
<updaterType>assign</updaterType>
</variableData>
</payload>
</actionData>
Thanks again for the response. -
my internet connection is incredibly slow - I know it is not the fault of the modem as other devices are fast. This article was suggested to me as a solution. I think they were just trying to get me off their back. Anyone else experience this?
If Safari is getting very slow:
(Presumably you regularly empty your Safari cache by deleting the following file:
Home/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari/cache.db
and clear your History)
Adding Open DNS codes to your Network Preferences, should give good results in terms of speed-up as well as added security, (including anti-phishing and redirects) (Full information about Open DNS is here: http://www.opendns.com/home-solutions ) and further independent information can be read here:
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-57338784-263/free-dnscrypt-tool-enhances-ma c-web-security/?tag=mncol;txt
and here:
http://www.macworld.com/article/1146064/troubleshootdns.html?t=234
If you are using a single computer: Open System Preferences/Network. Double click on your connection type, or select it in the drop-down menu, and in the box marked 'DNS Servers' add the following two numbers:
208.67.222.222
208.67.220.220
(You can also enter them if you click on Advanced and then DNS)
Sometimes reversing the order of the DNS numbers can be beneficial in cases where there is a long delay before web pages start to load, and then suddenly load at normal speed:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2296
If your computer is part of a network:please refer to this page: http://www.opendns.com/start/best_practices/#your_network and follow the advice given.
If you use a Router, make sure it has the latest firmware installed.
One reason for a slowness in page loading may be the 'DNS Pre-fetching' feature of Safari 5.x as is described here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3408?viewlocale=en_US
You can cancel DNS pre-fetching by going to Terminal and typing:
defaults write com.apple.safari WebKitDNSPrefetchingEnabled -boolean false
You have to restart Safari for it to take effect.
If Safari seems to hang for ages:
If you have a lot of tabs open and/or a lot of pages running Flash, Safari can sometimes 'hang', requiring a restart of Safari. This can often be inconvenient, and as it is rarely Safari itself that is hanging but merely one of its plug-ins, usually Flash, there is a way using Terminal to restart the plug-ins (without restarting Safari and losing your tabs) by quitting the WebPluginHost process:
Open the Terminal from the Utilities folder in /Applications and type
killall -9 WebKitPluginHost
Note that this command kills all Safari plug-ins, not just Flash. All plug-ins should start back up when you reload the page.
Then go back to Safari and refresh any pages that were using the Flash plug-in. This also fixes the Beachball of Death. Try this whenever Safari gets slow or freezes. The later versions of Flash 10.1 onwards appear to have improved the situation somewhat, but haven't completed eliminated it.
For this and other reasons Apple switched their websites to HTML5 in January 2011:
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/11/01/26/apple_revamps_its_public_website_u sing_html5.html
For Snow Leopard/Lion users this should also be read:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3408 -
Unable to route the data from an AQ in AQ11g to an AQ in AQ10g via router
Hi,
I have configured a router to route the data from an AQ in AQ11g DB to an AQ in AQ10g DB with IP Message Type.
Data of JMS OBJ Message type is getting routed between the queues of same DB.
But its giving error while trying to route the IP Message type data or JMS OBJ Message type data from an AQ in AQ11g DB to an AQ in AQ10g.
aqtrace logs have been configured and I could not see any exception logs in that.
Please see the AQ log below:
The router encountered errors in processing job: <router job name>: oracle.j2ee.jmsrouter.RouterException: The router encountered errors in processing job: <router job name>
I have done the following:
1) Created a new instance and have configured the router
2) Deployed the Standalone Resource Adpater for 10g and 11g
3) Source and Target connection factories configured in the router is the same
Please let me know the following:
1) Is it possible to route an IP Message Type data from AQ11g to AQ10g
2) Is it possible to route an JMS OBJ Message Type data from AQ11g to AQ10g
Thanks and Regards,
LydiaHI All
Thanks for the prompt response. I got solution for my question. Please check below thread. For quick reponse i posted my question in one more category. Thanks to all of you.
How to read internal table w.r.t. fieldnames stored in other table -
How do I make my wireless router the "preferred" one?
How do I make my wireless router the "preferred network"? I have to manually re-select it each time I boot up or when it comes out of standby. This has only started to occur now that I have a new wireless router. I want it to automatcially select my router.
Have you restarted your computer? Repaired permissions and restarted your computer?
Which os are you using? -
PI 7.0 SOAP message reply HTTP 500 and after the fault message
Hello Everybody,
I have the scenario RFC -> XI -> SOAP in synchronous mode.
I use for the mapping XSLT because I have to put some dynamic data comming from the RFC in the header of envelope.
At level of adapter receiver SOAP , I flag the "do not use envelop"
In normal, that works .
When the is an fonctionnal error in SOAP service, it sends me back an error HTTP 500 and afterwards the fault message in a soap envelop format. In that case, how can I pass over this error to treat the envelop because in adapter, it is stopped and it returns a short dump to the RFC.
Is there somebody who can help me with this problem ?
Thanks in adavance for your answers .
Regards.
Eric.Hi,
In case of a SOAP error while processing the request, the SOAP HTTP server MUST issue an HTTP 500 "Internal Server Error" response and include a SOAP message in the response containing a SOAP Fault element
Thanks,
RamuV -
lightroom has crashed with error message 'error reading from its preview cache' - this happens every time i try a launch it. I have looked a forum to repair the fault. there are different recommedations.can you tell me step by step how to recify this problem. i can not find ircat ir data etc in the programme files. Thanks
robmac76 wrote:
can you tell me step by step how to recify this problem.
Yes:
Step 1: Delete the preview cache.
That's it!
So, the trick is to find the preview cache.
This document gives location:
http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/preference-file-locations-lightroom-41.html
To be clear: it's a folder in with your catalog and you want to delete the whole folder but nothing else.
If your catalog file path is "X:\My Catalogs\My Catalog.lrcat", then the preview cache "folder" will be:
X:\My Catalogs\My Catalog Previews.lrdata
So the trick is to find your catalog file, and since Lr won't open your catalog and run, you can't use it to find out.
But you should be able to find it by searching your disks for *.lrcat files - do you know how to do that?
Which OS?
If you know the name of the catalog it will help, but also: it's probably NOT in with your program files.
UPDATE: The above-mentioned document gives default name and location for preview cache, so if you haven't overridden the default, it should be right where that document said it would be - is it? (of course you need to know your user name too, but presumably you do, no?).
R
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