Stateful webservice

Hi All,
I've created a staeful web service and we are doing load tests for 50-100 concurrent users on this webservice.
After some time we are getting invalid response time exceptions while calling the web service.
In transaction SM04 , we observed all the (HTTP connections)stateful connections are opened and after reaching 1000 users its anot allowing further webservice calls.
How can we close the staeful web service connections . I am cosuming this web service in java.
Please let me know.
Thanks,Anilkumar

hi , I finally manage to write the code to maintain the session at the server using following code at server side
MessageContext mc = wsContext.getMessageContext();
HttpSession session = ((javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest)mc.get(MessageContext.SERVLET_REQUEST)).getSession();and at the client side i have to enable the session property using following line of code
((BindingProvider)port).getRequestContext().put(BindingProvider.SESSION_MAINTAIN_PROPERTY,true);But i want to create such mechanism in which i don't want to enable session at client side i mean i don;t want a client to enable a session as he might be unknown about the
fact when he generates a code from wsdl.
so could anyone help me on how to achieve such mechanism ?
Thanks,
hunty

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Actually, as long as the servlet returns valid javascript, you can indeed "call it" from the client. It will initiate a request and return the result to the browser.
This example uses Perl, but it could be easily modified to go to a servlet instead.
Note that it is only supported in DOM browsers (IE6+/NN6+/etc)
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<head>
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Is there a bug with stateful WebServices in JDeveloper 10.1.3.1 ?

Hi
I created an ultra simple JAX-RPC Webservice from the following class using the JDeveloper WebService Wizard:
class myWebService
private static int SessionId;
public myWebService() {SessionId++;}
public int getSessionID() {return SessionId;}
} I declared this WebService as Stateful with Session Scope. The Timeout is 600s;
Running this WebService in JDeveloper 10.1.3 (using the generated HTML-Testinterface) I see that "getSessionID" returns the same ID on each invocation. Obviously state is managed correctly.
However, running the same WebService in JDeveloper 10.1.3.1 I see that "getSessionID" returns a different ID on each invocation. Obviously state has been lost.
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Hi there...
I am trying to create a stateful webservice... this is what I did exactly in JDeveloper
1: created the following class
*public class test {*
public int O;
*public test() {*
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O++;
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3: run the webservice
4: connected to it from VB.NET using the wizard
5: adding the following code in vb :
Dim J As New ServiceReference1.MyWebService1Client
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thanks.

Hi there...
thank you so much for these links. I just modified the webservice to generate an application module and store it in the session of the user. When doing multiple calls I was able manage different transactions.
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yours
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hello
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thanks i use jbuilder8+axis+weblogic7 to test the stateful webservice,my code as following: ________________________________________________________________________________________
1 the javabean that is publish as webservice:
package test;
import org.apache.axis.MessageContext;
import org.apache.axis.session.*;
public class TestService {
int count=0;
public TestService() { }
public int count(){
Session session=MessageContext.getCurrentContext().getSession();
Integer cnt;
if((cnt=(Integer)session.get("count"))!=null){
count=cnt.intValue();
int c=++count; session.set("count",new Integer(c));
return c;
2 my "deploy.wsdd" file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <deployment xmlns="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/" xmlns:ns="http://test" xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java">
<service name="TestService" provider="java:RPC">
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<parameter name="scope" value="Session"/>
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public class Client {
public Client() { }
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Integer ret2 = (Integer) call.invoke(new Object[] {});
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Hi,
I have looked all over to find documentation on how to assemble a "stateful" webservice using the topdownAssemble task in Ant. It looks stateful webservice creation is supported using the bottom up approach but not the top-down approach. All the documentation I have found so far refer to the "assemble" task. Is my assumption true that topdownAssemble does NOT support stateful webservice creation?
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Smok,
Are you just trying to up your post count?
My question is NOT about runtime support for stateful services. Nor is it about JDevelopers capabilities to support stateful service. I know that you can develop stateful services using JDeveloper and deploy them into OC4J/SOA Suite.
My question is about an ANT task called "topdownAssemble" - thats the exact name of the task; and its ability to generate java code out of WSDL for **stateful** webservices.
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Via: 1.0 LON-MEM-APP-11
Content-Length: 342
Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8
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Host: lon-mem-tsg-06.lon.domroot.com:80
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Cache-Control: no-cache
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<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
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The remote webservice receives this request, and in obtunnel I can see it's response:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2006 09:00:03 GMT
Set-Cookie: vmware_soap_session="19D82F52-CC94-4E52-9A2A-54AB10A31E3C"; Path=/;
Cache-Control: no-cache
Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8
Content-Length: 2106
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenc="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<soapenv:Body>
<RetrieveServiceContentResponse xmlns="urn:vim2">
<returnval>
<rootFolder type="Folder">group-d1</rootFolder>
<propertyCollector type="PropertyCollector">propertyCollector</propertyCollector>
<about>
<name>VMware VirtualCenter</name>
<fullName>VMware VirtualCenter 2.0.0 build-27704</fullName>
<vendor>VMware, Inc.</vendor>
<version>2.0.0</version>
<build>27704</build>
<localeVersion>INTL</localeVersion>
<localeBuild>000</localeBuild>
<osType>win32-x86</osType>
<productLineId>vpx</productLineId>
<apiType>VirtualCenter</apiType>
<apiVersion>2.0.0</apiVersion>
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<setting type="OptionManager">VpxSettings</setting>
<userDirectory type="UserDirectory">UserDirectory</userDirectory>
<sessionManager type="SessionManager">SessionManager</sessionManager>
<authorizationManager type="AuthorizationManager">AuthorizationManager</authorizationManager>
<perfManager type="PerformanceManager">PerfMgr</perfManager>
<scheduledTaskManager type="ScheduledTaskManager">ScheduledTaskManager</scheduledTaskManager>
<alarmManager type="AlarmManager">AlarmManager</alarmManager>
<eventManager type="EventManager">EventManager</eventManager>
<taskManager type="TaskManager">TaskManager</taskManager>
<customizationSpecManager type="CustomizationSpecManager">CustomizationSpecManager</customizationSpecManager>
<customFieldsManager type="CustomFieldsManager">CustomFieldsManager</customFieldsManager>
<diagnosticManager type="DiagnosticManager">DiagMgr</diagnosticManager>
<licenseManager type="LicenseManager">LicenseManager</licenseManager>
<searchIndex type="SearchIndex">SearchIndex</searchIndex>
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However, the BPEL logs don't show any trace of BPEL receiving the response. The only thing that happens is the timeout.
If I remove the HeaderHandler properties from the partnerlink, BPEL receives the response from the remote web service ok, and continues with further invocations of operations. However, we do need to maintain state accross invocations, so need to use header handlers.
I have managed to get this code working on bpel 10.1.2.0.2 dev install, and thought the problem was due to setting the pl property httpKeepAlive to true, which appeared to modify the request to use http 1.1, from http 1.0. I set httpKeepAlive to false and it started working.
Now that I've deployed to BPEL on 10g apps server (10.1.2.0.2) the problem has come back again.
I have tried to ensure that everything is identical (classes being used etc), but cannot resolve the problem.
Can anyone help?
Toby

We have resolved this problem now, and a couple of things were creating the problem.
1st, httpKeepAlive property of true on the partnerlink resulted in a request being sent to the webservice, but no response being received. We set it to false as the outbound header class modifies the header to include a http keepalive of true.
2nd, requests were going through a proxy server, and this was affecting things. Once we disabled the proxy server for the apps server where the requests were originating, the process worked.
Thank.
Toby

[solved] Is Webservice proxy stateful?

Hi! I've problems to access our stateful webservice via the webservice proxy I got from the service endpoint. Since we set the webservice to stateful I only can run the login, then every other method comes back with a NullPointerException.
It seems that the JSF-Application we are using and from where we try to access the webservice methods needs also to be set to stateful, but we found nothing helpful at the moment.
We also thought, the the WebService-Proxy will provide us stateful access to the webservice. Isn't that so? Did we get something wrong?
Can anyone help us with this problem?
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Verena
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Verena

I solved my problem by using Oracle AS SSO instead of our own Login.
For anybody who have comparable problems:
http://docs.huihoo.com/oracle/docs/B25016_04/doc/dl/web/B14013_02/jaas_integrate.htm
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Verena

Questions on the @ServiceClient annotation and Asynchronous webservices

1. Is their a way to invoke a webservice in an asynchronous manner without using the @ServiceClient annotation? I’ve tried a few things to get access to the async versions of the web methods and each time I get an exception stating “java.rmi.RemoteException: Asynchronous methods can only be invoked from stubs with the ServiceClient annotation”.
2. Is their anyway to generate a dynamically sized array of service port variables with the @ServiceClient annotation? All the examples that I have seen only have a single port variable annotated with @ServiceClient. I’ve tried creating a class that uses the @ServiceClient annotation, and while it does compile it fails when I try to invoke the services methods. I also found in some documentation a restriction that the @ServiceClient annotation can only be used in the core java (jws) webservice class.
3. Is their a way to use a single service port variable with the @SeriviceClient annotation to invoke multiple calls to an asynchronous web method if that web method is part of a conversation? When I tried this I found that even though the asynchrounous calls were going out with any problems they were being processed serially on the target services side (I assume due to the conversation).
The problem I am trying to solve is I need to invoke a stateful webservice in an asynchronous manner multiple times from the same starting service.

Hi
That is how I understand that document:
Locking: Forms, by default, locks a row as soon as the user starts modifying the data. That is pessimistic locking. Apex, on other hand (and optionally forms also) do not lock the record, but before applying any changes checks if the data has changed since the user queried it (what for some reason is called optimistic "locking")
DB connections: I am not sure why they used the terms synchronous/asynchronous, but the difference is that Forms, by default, keeps an permanent DB connection while the user is using the application, while Apex gets a connection from a connection pool every time a page is requested/submitted.
Architecture: Forms (in its web version at least) has 3 tiers: the browser, the appserver where the forms service runs and the database. As Apex runs inside the database, there are only 2 tiers: the browser and the database (though you still may need an http server in between which serves static content, I don't think it is considered part of the application in this context). If you are talking about client/server forms, then there are only 2 tiers.
I hope this helps!
Luis

Closing stateful web service connections

Hi All,
I've created a staeful web service(in ABAP) and we are doing load tests for 50-100 concurrent users on this webservice.
After some time we are getting invalid response time exceptions while calling the web service.
In transaction SM04 , we observed all the (HTTP connections)stateful connections are opened and after reaching 1000 users its anot allowing further webservice calls.
How can we close the staeful web service connections . I am cosuming this web service in java.
I've created standalone proxy .
Please let me know.
Thanks,Anilkumar

hi,
this is a very interesting question. Since I didn't know how the WAS ABAP actually supports stateful webservices at all I did research it a little. It seems that there is no standard for stateful webservices in existence (yet?). So there seem to be two mechanisms actually used to maintain session (in the world not SAP), one by (mis)using WS-Adressing and the other one by simply using HTTP sessions (cookies). Using WS-Addressing would be reflected in the WSDL which isn't the case (Rel. 7.0). So this must be achieved by HTTP session cookies.
In HTTP session management there is, AFAIK, no mechanism to allow the client to explicitly close a server session. Usually the client destroys it's session and the corresponding server session simply times out because it is not called for a certain amount of time.
Second, IMHO, such a session is not much good for (apart from getting rid of successive authentication) as long as the application cannot access the session information. I am not aware how a function module underlying a webservice can access this session information.
In conclusion, I would be very interested if you could share a bit on how youse stateful connections and what you can achieve with it.
regards, anton

Timeouts in a Stateful WS

Hi,
i'm trying to use com.sun.xml.ws.developer.StatefulWebServiceManager for the creation of a Stateful WebService. Since you got to call unexport(T o) to delete the Service i now wonder what to do, if the client disconnects ungracefully, leaving the Service running forever. I guess there's a neat way to implement sort of a timeout for a ws, but since i'm new to JEE i have no clue where to start.
Any idea?
Thx in advance.

oops, just found out, that the manager has its own setTimout function. Reading the API more carefully definitley helps.
Sorry for the unnecessary thread.

Stateful WebSerice

Hello
I'm doing tests with the stateful WebService feature in Jdeveloper 9.0.3.1035 and i am having problems with the timeout, or maybe it does not work since I was expecting.
I have set the stateful timeout to 5 seconds and i'am accessing with two stub classes to the web service applying a increasing time delay. There is a counter in the web service class wich shows and increases its value with each access.
I have accesed with the two clients simultaneously and each one seems to have its own instance of the webservice on the server, because the console shows two increasing counters.
The problems appears when the clients overcome the time out. I expected the web service to reset the counter, starting a new webservice instance for the clients, but this it does not seem to be what is happening, because the counters in the server console keep on increasing with each access. What i'm doing wrong?
My second question is about the webservice implementation. what is the different between stateful and stateless. I was thinking that when it was stateful it was implemented, more or less, as a servlet (only one memory instance of the webservice class), is this concept ok?, and how it is implemented when the webservice is declared stateful?
Thanks and greetings everyone.

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<param-name>interface-name</param-name>
<param-value>informa.club.ws.IPaginarDeudores</param-value>
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<param-value>5</param-value>
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</servlet>
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<servlet-name>informa.club.ws.PaginarDeudores</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/informa.club.ws.PaginarDeudores</url-pattern>
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</web-app>
Regards
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# WARNING: Failure to carefully read and understand these requirements may
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# malfunction, including interruption of service and/or loss of data.
# If you do not meet all of the following requirements, please log an
# iTAR, so that an Oracle Support Analyst may review your situation. The
# Oracle analyst will help you determine if this patch is suitable for you
# to apply to your system. We recommend that you avoid applying any
# temporary patch unless directed by an Oracle Support Analyst who has
# reviewed your system and determined that it is applicable.
# Requirements:
# - You must have located this patch via a Bug Database entry
# and have the exact symptoms described in the bug entry.
# - Your system configuration (Oracle Server version and patch
# level, OS Version) must exactly match those in the bug
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# your Oracle Server since the latest patch set (or base release
# x.y.z if you have no patch sets installed).
# - [Oracle 9.0.4.1 & above] You must have Perl 5.00503 (or later)
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# SUBSCRIPTION IN TABLE
# Bug 6081070 - JMS ADAPTER REJECTION HANDLER CREATE 0 BYTE FILES
# Bug 6083419 - DECISION SERVICE SCOPE NEED TO HAVE A SPECIAL INDICATOR
# Bug 6085799 - HUMAN TASK ADDED IN SCOPE IN JDEV IS NOT UPDATED TO BPA
# SERVER
# Bug 6085933 - EXPORT AND EXPLORE SHOULD USE USER LANGUAGE AND NOT ENGLISH
# ALWAYS
# Bug 6086281 - STRING INDEX OUT OF RANGE ERROR FOR COBOL COPYBOOK WITH PIC
# CLAUSE HAVING S
# Bug 6086453 - DOMAINS CREATED IN A CLUSTER GETS NOT PROPAGATED TO NEW OR
# EXISTING NODES
# Bug 6087484 - MULTIPLE HEADER SETTING CAUSES ESB EXCEPTION
# Bug 6087645 - ESB SHOULD ALLOW USER PICK RUNTIME PROTOCOL (HTTP/HTTPS)
# Bug 6110231 - TRANSLATION NOT BASED ON MQ CCSID CHARSET
# Bug 6120226 - BPEL IS NOT SETTING THE APPS CONTEXT CORRECTLY
# Bug 6120323 - COMPLETIONPERSISTPOLICY ON DOMAIN LEVEL HAS DISAPPEARED
# Bug 6125184 - ESB JMS SESSION ROLLBACK ORACLE.JMS.AQJMSEXCEPTION
# Bug 6127824 - [AIA2.0] CURRENT XREF IMPLEMENTATION IS MISSING REQUIRED
# INDEXES ON XREF SCHEMA
# Bug 6128247 - HTTPCONNECTOR POST() METHOD SHOULD RAISE EXCEPTION FOR ALL
# STATUS CODES EXCEPT 2
# Bug 6131159 - ENABLE USERS TO CHOOSE XSD WHEN CREATING A BPEL PROCESS FROM
# BLUE PRINT
# Bug 6132141 - PROCESS_DEFAULT TABLE STILL CONTAINS INFORMATION FROM
# UNDEPLOYED PROCESSES
# Bug 6133190 - ENABLING ESB CONSOLE HTTP/S IS MAKING THE CONSOLE TO COME UP
# BLANK.
# Bug 6139681 - BPEL WSDL LINK IN CLUSTERED RUNTIME POINTS TO A SINGLE NODE
# Bug 6141259 - BASICHEADERS NOT PUTTING WWW-AUTHENTICATE HEADERS FOR HTTP
# BINDING IN BPEL
# Bug 6148021 - BPEL NATIVE SCHEMA FOR COBOL COPYBOOK WITH IMPLIED DECIMAL
# LOSES DIGIT IN OUTPUT
# Bug 6149672 - XOR DATA - CONDITION EXPRESSION SPECIFICATION IS NOT
# INTUITIVE IN BPMN MODELS
# Bug 6152830 - LOSING CONDITIONAL EXPRESSIONS CREATED IN JDEV UPON MERGE
# Bug 6158128 - BASICHEADERS NOT PUTTING WWW-AUTHENTICATE HEADERS FOR HTTP
# BINDING
# Bug 6166991 - WHEN STARTING SOA SUITE,, PROCESSES FAIL DUE TO UNDEFINED
# WSDL
# Bug 6168226 - LOCATION-RESOLVER EXCEPTION THROWN IN OPMN LOGS
# Bug 6187883 - CHANGES FOR BPEL RELEASE ON JBOSS- VERSION 10.1.3.3
# Bug 6206148 - [AIA2.0] NEW FUNCTION REQUEST, XREFLOOKUPPOPULATEDCOLUMNS()
# Bug 6210481 - BPEL PROCESS WORKS INCORRECTLY WHEN AN ACTIVITY HAS MULTIPLE
# TRANSITIONCONDITION
# Bug 6240028 - WEBSERVICE THAT DOES NOT CHALLENGE FOR BASIC CREDENTIALS
# CANNOT BE INVOKED
# Bug 6257116 - MULTIPLE HEADER SETTING CAUSES ESB EXCEPTION
# Bug 6258925 - MESSAGE RECEIVED BY THE TARGET ENDPOINT VIA HTTP POST IS
# MISSING THE XML HEADER
# Bug 6259686 - TOO MANY UNNECESSARY WORKFLOW E-MAIL NOTIFICATIONS GENERATED
# Bug 6267726 - 10.1.3.3 ORACLE APPLICATIONS ADAPTER - NOT ABLE TO CAPTURE
# BUSINESS EVENT
# Bug 6272427 - WEBSPHERE BPEL FAILS FOR DATA RETRIEVAL OF SIZE 500+ KB
# Bug 6276995 - MERGE SCOPE NAME IS NOT UPDATED WHEN CHANGED IN THE SERVER
# Bug 6280570 - XPATH EXPRESSION ERROR IN MEDIATOR FOR ASSIGNING USER-DEFINED
# CONTEXT VALUES
# Bug 6282339 - RETRYCOUNT DOES NOT WORK PROPERLY
# Bug 6311039 - ONE RECORD IS INSERTED TO SYNC_STORE IF
# COMPLETIONPERSISTPOLICY SET TO FAULTED
# Bug 6311809 - [AIA2.0] NON-RETRYABLE ERRORS ARE NOT POSTED ON ESB_ERROR
# TOPIC
# Bug 6314784 - THE PRIORITY DEFINED IN THE BPA SUITE IS NOT TRANSFERRED TO
# THE JDEV CORRECTLY
# Bug 6314982 - THREADPOOL RACE CONDITION IN ADAPTER INITIALIZATION MESSAGES
# NOT PROCESSED
# Bug 6315104 - (SET)CLASSNAME MISSING IN TSENSOR JAXB OBJECTS
# Bug 6316554 - CONSUME FUNCTIONALITY OF JMS ADAPTER FOR BEA WEBLOGIC DOES
# NOT WORK
# Bug 6316950 - FILEADAPTER HARPER ENHANCEMENTS SYNC WRITE AND CHUNKED
# INTERACTION SPEC
# Bug 6317398 - THE ICON FOR COMPUTING DIFFERENCE IS MISSING IN JDEV REFRESH
# FROM SERVER DIALOG
# Bug 6320506 - IMPORT FAILS WHEN THERE IS AN UNNAMED CASE
# Bug 6321011 - CANNOT PROCESS 0 BYTE FILE USING FTP ADAPTER
# Bug 6325749 - TRACKING BUG FOR TRACKING ADDITIONAL CHANGES TO BUG #6032044
# Bug 6328584 - NEED A NEW XPATH EXPRESSION TO GET ATTACHMENT CONTENT VIA
# SOAP INVOKATION
# Bug 6333788 - COLLAPSING OF CONSECUTIVE ASSIGN TASKS BREAKS BAM SENSOR
# Bug 6335773 - BUILD.XML CONTAINS DO NOT EDIT .. - WHILE <CUSTOMIZE> TASK
# MUST BE IN <BPELC>
# Bug 6335805 - AQ ADAPTER OUTBOUND DOESN'T RECONNECT AFTER FAILURE
# Bug 6335822 - [AIA2.0] PSRPERFESB - RUNTIME DVM PERFORMANCE OVERHEAD IN ABS
# USE CASE
# Bug 6339126 - CHECKPOINT BPEL JAVA METHOD DOESN'T WORK IN BPEL 10.1.3.3
# Bug 6342899 - OUTLINECHANGE.XML NOT UPDATE WITH ACTIVITY FROM NEW BRANCH
# Bug 6343299 - ESB CONCRETE WSDL NAMESPACE SHOULD BE DIFFERENT FROM IMPORTED
# WSDL NAMESPACE
# Bug 6372741 - DEHYDRATION DATABASE KEEPS GROWING IN 10.1.3.3
# Bug 6401295 - NXSD SHOULD SUPPORT ESCAPING THE TERMINATED/QUOTED/SURROUNDED
# DELIMITERS
# Bug 6458691 - DIST DIRECTORY FOR 10.1.3.3.1 NEEDS UPDATE
# Bug 6461516 - BPEL CONSOLE CHANGES FOR DISPLAYING RELEASE 10.1.3.3.1
# Bug 6470742 - CHANGE THE VERSION NUMBER AND BUILD INFO IN ABOUT DIALOG IN
# ESB
# BUG ADDED IN MLR#1, 6671813 :
# Bug 6494921 - ORABPEL-02154 IF LONG DOMAIN AND SUITECASE NAMES IN USE
# BUGS ADDED IN MLR#2, 6671831 :
# Bug 6456519 - ERROR IN BPEL CONSOLE THREADS TAB:SERVLETEXCEPTION CANNOT GET
# DISPATCHER TRACE
# Bug 6354719 - WHICH JGROUP CONFIGURATION PARAMETER IMPACTS BPEL CLUSTER
# ACTIVITY
# Bug 6216169 - SCOPE NOT FOUND ERROR WHILE DELIVERING EXPIRATION MESSAGE OF
# ONALARM
# Bug 6395060 - ORA-01704 ON INSERTING A FAULTED INVOKE ACTIVITY_SENSOR
# Bug 6501312 - DEHYDRATION DATABASE KEEPS GROWING IN 10.1.3.3 #2
# Bug 6601020 - SEARCHBASE WHICH INCLUDES PARENTHESIS IN THE NAMES DOES NOT
# WORK
# Bug 6182023 - WAIT ACTIVITY FAILS TO CONTINUE IN CLUSTER WHEN PROCESSING
# NODE GOES DOWN
# BUGS ADDED IN MLR#3, 6723162 :
# Bug 6725374 - INSTANCE NOT FOUND IN DATASOURCE
# Bug 4964824 - TIMED OUT IF SET CORRELATIONSET INITIATE YES IN REPLY
# ACTIVITY
# Bug 6443218 - [AIA2.0]BPEL PROCESS THAT REPLIES A CAUGHT FAULT AND THEN
# RETHROWS IT IS STUCK
# Bug 6235180 - BPPEL XPATH FUNCTION XP20 CURRENT-DATETIME() IS RETURNING AN
# INCORRET TIME
# Bug 6011665 - BPEL RESTART CAUSES ORABPEL-08003 FAILED TO READ WSDL
# Bug 6731179 - INCREASED REQUESTS CAUSE OUTOFMEMORY ERRORS IN OC4J_SOA WHICH
# REQUIRES A RESTART
# Bug 6745591 - SYNC PROCESS <REPLY> FOLLOWED BY <THROW> CASE CAUSING
# OUTOFMEMORY ERRORS
# Bug 6396308 - UNABLE TO SEARCH FOR HUMAN TASK THAT INCLUDES TASK HISTORY
# FROM PREVIOUS TASK
# Bug 6455812 - DIRECT INVOCATION FROM ESB ROUTING SERVICE FAILS WHEN CALLED
# BPEL PROCESS
# Bug 6273370 - ESBLISTENERIMPL.ONFATALERROR GENERATING NPE ON CUSTOM ADAPTER
# Bug 6030243 - WORKFLOW NOTIFICATIONS FAILING WITHOUT BPELADMIN USER
# Bug 6473280 - INVOKING A .NET 3.0 SOAP SERVICE EXPOSED BY A ESB ENDPOINT
# GIVES A NPE
# BUGS ADDED IN MLR#4, 6748706 :
# Bug 6336442 - RESETTING ESB REPOSITORY DOES NOT CLEAR DB SLIDE REPOSITORY
# Bug 6316613 - MIDPROCESS ACTIVATION AGENT DOES NOT ACTIVATED FOR RETIRED
# BPEL PROCESS
# Bug 6368420 - SYSTEM IS NOT ASSIGNING TASK FOR REAPPROVAL AFTER REQUEST
# MORE INFO SUBMITTED
# Bug 6133670 - JDEV: UNABLE TO CREATE AN INTEGRATION SERVER CONNETION WHEN
# ESB IS ON HTTPS
# Bug 6681055 - TEXT ATTACHMENT CONTENT IS CORRUPTED
# Bug 6638648 - REQUEST HEADERS ARE NOT PASSED THROUGH TO THE OUTBOUND HEADER
# Bug 5521385 - [HA]PATCH01:ESB WILL LOSE TRACKING DATA WHEN JMS PROVIDER IS
# DOWN
# Bug 6759068 - WORKLIST APPLICATION PERFORMANCE DEGRADATION W/ SSL ENABLED
# FOR BPEL TO OVD
# BUGS ADDED IN MLR#5, 6782254 :
# Bug 6502310 - AUTOMATED RETRY ON FAILED INVOKE WITH CORRELATIONSET INIT
# FAILS
# Bug 6454795 - FAULT POLICY CHANGE NEEDS RESTART OF BPEL SERVER
# Bug 6732064 - FAILED TO READ WSDL ERROR ON THE CALLBACK ON RESTARTING BPEL
# OC4J CONTAINER
# Bug 6694313 - ZERO BYTE FILE WHEN REJECTEDMESSAGEHANDLERS FAILS
# Bug 6686528 - LINK IN APPLICATION.XML FILES CHANGED TO HARD LINKS WHEN MORE
# THAN 1 HT PRESENT
# Bug 6083024 - TEXT AND HTML DOC THAT RECEIVED AS ATTACHMENTS WERE EITHER
# BLANK OR GARBLED
# Bug 6638648 - REQUEST HEADERS ARE NOT PASSED THROUGH TO THE OUTBOUND HEADER
# Bug 6267726 - 10.1.3.3 ORACLE APPLICATIONS ADAPTER - NOT ABLE TO CAPTURE
# BUSINESS EVENT
# Bug 6774981 - NON-RETRYABLE ERRORS ARE NOT POSTED ON ESB_ERROR TOPIC
# Bug 6789177 - SFTP ADAPTER DOES NOT SUPPORT RENAMING FILES
# Bug 6809593 - BPEL UPGRADE TO 10.1.3.3.1 WITH ESB CALLS FAILS DUE TO
# CACHING OF PLNK - SERVICE
# BUGS ADDED IN MLR#6, 6823628 :
# Bug 6412909 - <BPELX:RENAME> DOES NOT ADD XMLNS DECLARATION AUTOMATICALLY
# Bug 6753116 - OUTPUT FROM HUMAN TASK IS NOT IS NOT CONSISTENT WITH
# SCHEMA
# ORDERING
# Bug 6832205 - BAD VERIFICATIONSERVICE PERFORMANCE IF LDAP SERVICE HAS HUGE
# DATA
# Bug 6189268 - CALLING BPEL PROCESS VIA SOAP FROM ESB FAILS WITH
# NAMENOTFOUNDEXCEPTION
# Bug 6834402 - JMS ADAPTER IMPROPERLY CASTS XAQUEUESESSION TO QUEUESESSION
# Bug 6073117 - TASK SERVICE DOESN'T RENDER THE TASK ACTIONS
# Bug 6054263 - REUSING SOAP WSDL IN RS CAUSES SOAP ACTION'S NS TO BE
# STRIPPED
# AWAY
# Bug 6489703 - ESB: NUMBER OF LISTENERS > 1 GIVES JMS EXCEPTION UNDER STRESS
# Bug 5679542 - FTP ADAPTER: COULD NOT PARSE TIME:
# JAVA.LANG.STRINGINDEXOUTOFBOUNDSEXCEPTION
# Bug 6770198 - AQ ACTIVATIONINSTANCES >1 DOESN'T WORK IN ESB
# Bug 6798779 - ESB ROUTING RULES CORRUPTED ON RE-REGISTERING WITH ROUTING
# ORDER
# IN WSDL CHANGED
# Bug 6617974 - BACKPORT REQUEST FOR MOVING FILES FUNCTION OF FTP ADAPTER
# Bug 6705707 - VALIDATION ON ESB CAN'T HANDLE NESTED SCHEMAS
# Bug 6414848 - FTP ADAPTER ARCHIVE FILENAME FOR BPEL IS BEING SCRAMBLED
# AFTER
# THE 10.1.3.3 UPGR
# Bug 5990764 - INFORMATION ARE LOST WHEN BPEL PROCESS IS POLLING FOR MAILS
# WITH
# ATTACHEMENTS
# Bug 6802070 - ORA-12899 SUBSCRIBER_ID/RES_SUBSCRIBER COLUMN SMALL FOR LONG
# DOMAIN AND PROCESS
# Bug 6753524 - WRONG SERVICE ENDPOINT OPEN WHEN TEST WEB SERVICE OF ESB
# Bug 6086434 - PROBLEM IN BPEL FILE ADAPTER WHILE READING A FIXED LENGTH
# FILE
# Bug 6823374 - BPEL 10.1.3.3.1 BAM SENSOR ACTION FAILS WITH BAM 11
# Bug 6819677 - HTTS STATUS 202 RETURNED INSTEAD OF SOAP FAULT
# Bug 6853301 - MQ ADAPTER REJECTED MESSAGES IS NOT REMOVED FROM THE RECOVERY
# QUEUE
# Bug 6847200 - 10.1.3.3.1 PATCH (#6748706) HAS STOPPED FTP ADAPTER POLLING
# IN
# SFTP MODE
# Bug 6895795 - AQ OUTBOUND DOESN'T WORK WITH MLR#6
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