Service Callout on ALSB2.5: Urgent

Hi,
I am using ALSB2.5
I have created a "Business Service" with following config,
1) Any XML Service
2) Prtocol- HTTP
3) HTTP Request Method- Post.
I have created a Proxy Service , which is "Any XML Service" based on HTTP ptotocol.
I want to make a service callout to the business service passing a query string?
The service callout on ALSB2.5 displayes following option,
1) Request document variable.
2) Response document variable.
3) Transport.
Where i should set my query string (xyx=12345).
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Anup

Hi.
if you want to pass your string to the business service, you can first create a variable with the assign action, like this:
Assign [ '12345' ] to [ xyx ]
and then use the xyx variable in the service callout:
Request Document Variable: [ xyx ]
Regards
ferp

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I am puzzled by that.
what's the difference between them.
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Hello,
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regards
Edited by: mdsrobbins on Jun 8, 2009 1:44 PM

Can you test back-end MTOM end point through a route node and see if its working? I doubt the issue has nothing to do with SC but with the MTOM end-point implementation.
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Manoj
Edited by: mneelapu on Jun 8, 2009 11:25 AM

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1) Any XML Service
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alwaysvaghu

I've been getting this problem as well. However, the thing that confuses me is that if I use the command-line client (as described in the tutorial), everything seems to work fine. However, if I use the test console, it fails to work (giving the fault described in an ancestor of this post).
I've tried added a 'Rename' operation, but I just get the java1 namespace as well.
If the problem was just the namespace issue as stated, wouldn't the command-line client have a similar problem?

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Symptoms
Stuck threads when calling a proxy service with a service callout /publish under high load. Proxy services using only ROUTE work without problems.
Cause
The service callout instantiates a new thread.
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Solution
A separate Workmanager needs to be configured for the Proxy service. This can be done by using the Dispatch Policy for specific proxy services (JMS, WS ..).
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http://learn-oraclesoa.blogspot.com/

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Hi All
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Create a SOAP call using the wsdl. This should be an option if you right-click anywhere in the design frame in JDev for the esb.
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