This is the last in a series of three posts. The goal of these posts
is to outline an automated build procedure for Oracle’s SOA Order
Booking demo application and deploy it to an Oracle Application Server
that runs the SOA Suite. The first episode in this series covered the environment setup and automated BPEL builds. The second part dealt with automation of ESB deployments.
The final part covers BPEL Process Test Automation. In a consolidated document that also holds parts 1 and 2, it is published at Oracle’s Technology Network as part of the Oracle SOA Suite Best Practices series. Here is the direct link: http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/soa/soa-suite-best-practices/auto-deploy.html. Hope you enjoy it.
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This article is fantastic and illustrates well the good agile practices applied to SOA.
I tried to replicate step by step on my local environment (SOA Suite 1.3.1) but I struggle with trivial issues.
Would it be possible for you to publish the various build.properties and build.xml for the components CreditService to illustrate the deployment of WS + FullfillmentESB for the ESB part. I’m missing quite a few stuff to get it running as described and I’d like to have it running.
Thanks so much for your posts.
Olivier