How to Create an Oracle BAM Server Connection?

Question

I m following the steps at the end of this post to create the connection but at the end I m getting this message from JDev:
{Unable to write to
/C:/JDeveloper/mywork/Application1/.adf/META-INF/connections.xml
because it is a read-only. Either make it writable or allow it to be made writable through source control.}
it creates the directory C:/JDeveloper/mywork/Application1/.adf/META-INF/ with only a adf-config.xml file but NOT the connections.xml any one knows what is wrong?
Bellow is the stpes I m following. Its exactly what is written at the Oracle Fusion Middleware Developer´s guide for Oracle SOA Suite 11g Release 1(11.1.1) E10224-01
To create an Oracle BAM connection:
1. Select New from the File main menu in Oracle JDeveloper.
The New Gallery dialog opens.
2. Choose Connections from the General category.
3. Select BAM Connection in the Items list, and click OK.
The BAM Connection wizard opens.
4. Provide a name for the connection. Leave the Create Connection In selection as
Application Resources.
5. Click Next.
6. Enter the following connection information about the Oracle BAM instance.
7. Click Next.
8. Test the connection by clicking Test Connection. If the connection was successful,
the following message appears:
Passed.
9. Click Finish.
Note: You can create connections to Oracle BAM in the Oracle
JDeveloper Resource Palette as well as the Application Resources
panel of a specific application. It is recommended that you create these
connections in the Application Resources pane rather than the
Resource Palette.
Field Description
BAM Web Host Enter the name of the host on which the BAM report server and
Web server are installed. In most cases, the BAM Web host and
Oracle BAM Server host are the same.
BAM Server Host Enter the name of the host on which the Oracle BAM Server is
installed.
User Name Enter the Oracle BAM Server user name (typically bamadmin).
Password Enter the password of the user name.
HTTP Port Enter the port number or accept the default value of 8888. This is
the HTTP port for the BAM Web host.
RMI Port Enter the port number or accept the default value of 9085. The
RMI port is for the BAM report cache, which is part of the Oracle
BAM Server.
Use HTTPS Select this check box if you want to use secure HTTP (HTTPS) to
connect to the Oracle BAM Server during design time.
Otherwise, HTTP is used.
Message was edited by:
Mario.Mesquita

Answer 1

Ok that will be nice, but is not the case I dont want to read the tutorial, the problem is I already start to read and execute the tutorial you told me the problem is this tutorial it doesnt show how to do everything from scratch because you already have inside the zip file everything like xmls etc etc, and I want to get my DO and create the process myself, I dont want to get something that it is already done, this tutorial does not show for example how to create this composite.xml, this file it is already inside the zip file, so this way I just follow half of the process and dont learn how to make the whole process.
tks