Not dehydrating Aschronous BPEL Process in SOA

Hi All,
Can anybody can guide what we have to do if we doesn't want to dehydrate our asychronous bpel process. FYI.. I have created a asychrounous bpel process and trying out not to dehydrate the instance details of that process in order to increase the performance of the process.
Can anybody can provide any URLs on this specific scenario if possible.
Waiting for a help as it is urgent issue for me to fix.
Regards,
Cherry

Hi Pablo,
Thanks For the reply.
we are using DB adapter which will poll on table,that means this is the service which creates the bpel instance.
the only prob we are facing is sometimes BPEL instances are never comeout from the RUNNING state and error its showing error as"The transaction was rolled back. The work performed for bpel instance "290086" was rolled back to the previous dehydration point, but the audit trail has been saved.You can recover the instance from the recovery console by resubmitting the callback message or activity for execution"
Oracle suggested this problem occurs when you are using Synchronous processes. increase the timeout settings.
DB adapter Polling is always Asynchronous?
can you just share your thoughts on this..
Regards,
Sudha

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Could not initiate the BPEL process because the input xml is not well formed, the reason is :
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You need
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VisualVM
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Thanks,
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I just got the same error on deployment and realized i was going through a proxy server, who was responding with a http 503 code to deployment request from JDeveloper. Just check your proxy settings under Tools->Preferences->Web Browser and proxy and add an exception if needed.
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as for my understanding its always act as a asynchronous.
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Hi Pablo,
Thanks For the reply.
we are using DB adapter which will poll on table,that means this is the service which creates the bpel instance.
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Example : If the email comes to [email protected] id , make sure you reply from the same id.
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Yet another error deploying BPEL process on SOA Suite 11g

Hi All,
I am getting the following error when trying to deploy a SOA composite from Jdev 11g (on XP) to SOA suite (on linux). Somehow the JDev is trying to create a connection to 3.3.3.27 which is the private IP of the soa server even though the connection is using the public IP. The application connection is successfully created and tested using the public IP address. Any idea where the private IP is being picked up from? There is no setup under the proxy in JDev preferences.
Thanks in advance.
[02:38:18 PM] >>>> Warning: Unable to determine the target platform from the Profile. Using default...
[02:38:18 PM] ---- Deployment started. ----
[02:38:18 PM] Target platform is (Weblogic 10.3).
[02:38:18 PM] Running dependency analysis...
[02:38:18 PM] Building...
[02:38:25 PM] Deploying profile...
[02:38:25 PM] Updating revision id for the SOA Project 'myFirstComposite.jpr' to '2.0'..
[02:38:26 PM] Wrote Archive Module to C:\bpel_11g\SOA-first-composite\myFirstComposite\deploy\sca_myFirstComposite_rev2.0.jar
[02:38:26 PM] Deploying sca_myFirstComposite_rev2.0.jar to soa_server1 [3.3.3.27:8001]
[02:38:26 PM] Processing sar=/C:/bpel_11g/SOA-first-composite/myFirstComposite/deploy/sca_myFirstComposite_rev2.0.jar
[02:38:26 PM] Adding sar file - C:\bpel_11g\SOA-first-composite\myFirstComposite\deploy\sca_myFirstComposite_rev2.0.jar
[02:38:26 PM] Preparing to send HTTP request for deployment
[02:38:26 PM] Creating HTTP connection to host:3.3.3.27, port:8001
[02:38:26 PM] Sending internal deployment descriptor
[02:38:26 PM] Sending archive - sca_myFirstComposite_rev2.0.jar
[02:38:46 PM] *Error sending deployment request to server soa_server1 [3.3.3.27:8001]
java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out: connect*
[02:38:46 PM] Error sending deployment request to server soa_server1 [3.3.3.27:8001]
java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out: connect
[02:38:46 PM] #### Deployment incomplete. ####
[02:38:46 PM] Error deploying archive file:/C:/bpel_11g/SOA-first-composite/myFirstComposite/deploy/sca_myFirstComposite_rev2.0.jar
(oracle.tip.tools.ide.fabric.deploy.common.SOARemoteDeployer)

Thanks Baskar.
Added the IP to the hosts files per you suggestion - however still the same error. It's still trying to go to the private IP.
[09:43:59 AM] Error sending deployment request to server soa_server1 [3.3.3.27:8001] java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out: connect

Not able to get the data from synchronous Webservice To BPEL process

Hi All,
My requirement is : Third party has some webservice.They are pushing data to that Webservice(Wsdl).
Third part WSDL example : http://ipaddress:port/name/Service.svc?wsdl ( This is just example format of their WSDL)
After that I need to get that data into my BPEL process and update my system.
When I built My Snchronous BPEL process I imported third party WSDL(http://ipaddress:port/name/Service.svc?wsdl) through 'import WSDL' in dialog.After that I automatically got the (request and response schema elements) parameters from that WSDL.I gave input and output of the BPEL process from those elements.
I pasted that third party URL iin SOAPUI and I got their operations and schemas.Based on that I had choosen the elements for 'input' and 'output' of the BPEL processes.I am also getting the schema structures in 'Assign' or 'Transform' activity.
I built the whole process.
I have the Process.
Now Client is pushing data to their WSDL(http://ipaddress:port/name/Service.svc?wsdl) as it is their data pushing interface.But that data is not coming to my BPEL process and instance is not being created in EM console.
As I have imported their WSDL into my BPEL process,I need to get the data.But I am not getting the data.
Is there any problem in MY BPEL process?
(or)
DO I need to use 'Webservice' Adapter in 'Exposed Services' Swimlane in Composite Editor to have the third party URL, so that they Can push the data to that WSDL in turn that data comes into my BPEL process?
Can anybody help me this case?
once again my requirement is :
Client pushes the data through their WSDL url -----> I need to get that data into MY BPEL process --> I have my own WSDl to take that details into my system.

I will explain the requirement in small paragraph:
There are two applications.One is our application(X) and another one is third party application(Y).
I need to update in my application(X) based on data coming from application(Y).
I am using SOA as a middle tier to have communication between Y and X.
(Ex: if they send some info like event type 'event1' from Y ,I need to update that 'event1' data in my X application)
The work at third party application is :
According their info,They will push data from their end to their WSDL( http://ipaddress:port/name/Service.svc?wsdl ).
They are telling they can only send the data to their WSDL( http://ipaddress:port/name/Service.svc?wsdl ).
They will not consume our BPEL process(I think they might be wrong at this point of time).They have one WSDL to send or push the data from their end.
The work at from our side(SOA & X application)
From that point ,our BPEL process has to receive that data and update that data into my application(X).
I hope You understand my requirement.
Can you guide me through how to achieve this task as they are telling they have to use their WSDL to push the data?
(or)
Do I need to take 'Webservice' adapter into Exposed Services Swimlane in Jdeveloper to have their webservice(third party WSDL),If it is So Can you tell me the details how to take 'input' and 'output' for BPEL process?
(or)
Can YOu suggest me to talk to them to consume my BPEL process directly?
Thanks
Edited by: 899283 on Aug 17, 2012 4:55 AM

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