In JDeveloper 12c, it is very simple to test the web services (SOAP and REST) exposed by SOA composites from the comfort of your own IDE. Using a simple right mouse click on the composite’s service interface (in the Application Server overview window), we can start the HTTP Analyzer for the service – with the right endpoint set, the WSDL (or WADL) loaded and the request message entry form ready to be filled in.
For example the following SOA composite application:
after we deploy it, it exposes a single service with a single operation process. Assume deployment to the Integrated WebLogic Server. Bring up the Application Servers window (Windows | Application Servers):
And browse for the deployed composite – under the application server connection for Integrated WebLogicServer | SOA | DefaultServer | <name of partition>. Expand the node for the composite. Right click on the service to be tested. From the context menu, select Test Web Service:
The HTTP Analyzer will open, with all relevant details set:
All we have to do is provide the request message – either in the form or in the XML view
In this way, testing a service right after deployment becomes much easier and does not require us to switch to Soap UI or Enterprise Manager FMW Control.
What we cannot [yet] do in SOA composites – unlike Service Bus – is simply right click a component and select Run or Debug from the context menu…
Hi when i click Test Webservice Button i got the error:
javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target
Can you help me?