Adapters apps-102-change orderapi

Oracle SOA Suite 11g - Sample
SAMPLE NAME : adapters-apps-102-ChangeOrderAPI
COMPONENT : Stored Procedure
OVERVIEW
Oracle Applications provides a set of Stored Procedures to insert and update data in
Oracle Applications. The Oracle Adapter for Oracle Applications exposes Stored
Procedures as Web Services that can inturn be invoked from a BPEL process. The
Adapter supports both out-of-the-box as well as custom stored procedures.This sample
illustrates use of Apps adapter to change a purchase order in Oracle Ebusiness suite. The
quantity of already created purchase order is changed based on user input. It is
recommended to run adapters-apps-101-OrderImportConcurrentProgram sample before
running this sample. OrderImportConcurrentProgram creates a purchase order from
scratch. The created order can be used here to change its details like ordered quantity
This example showcases updating the “quantity” field of an existing Purchase Order in
Oracle Applications using Oracle Adapter for Oracle Applications. The Adapter exposes
the following operations as Web Services:
• A custom Order Management stored procedure API to update the existing
Purchase Order
• Another custom Order Management stored procedure API to initialize the
Purchase Order
PROVIDED FILES
• README.txt
• adapters-apps-102-ChangeOrderAPI.zip-Files needed for the sample.
o artifacts
input
• changeorder_data.xml- Payload file to be read by the File
Adapter
sql
• XX_BPEL_INITLINEREC.sql- Creates wrapper package
for the stored procedure
• XX_BPEL_ORDERMANAGEMENT.sql- Creates
wrapper package for the stored procedure
o docs
adapters-apps-102-ChangeOrderAPI.pdf--Instructions

o ChangeOrder API-App.zip – JDeveloper Application and project
o README.txt
STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS
RUNNING THE PREBUILT SAMPLE
• Set up the wrapper packages on target DB (The database on which you intend to
run this sample) by executing XX_BPEL_INITLINEREC.sql and
XX_BPEL_ORDERMANAGEMENT.sql as APPS/APPS.
• Edit the input File changeorder_data.xml.
Set LINE_ID
o This file contains two elements LINE_ID and ORDERED_QUANTITY.
o LINE_ID corresponds to the line item of the already created purchase order.
o In order to find line_id of already created order, run this query as APPS on
target database.
select l.line_id from oe_order_lines_all l, oe_order_headers_all h where
h.orig_sys_document_ref='<ORDER_ID>' and h.header_id=l.header_id;
o Replace <ORDER_ID> with order id of the order created in adapters-apps-
101-OrderImportConcurrentProgram Sample.
o The default order_id in adapters-apps-101-OrderImportConcurrentProgram
sample is 'order_id_01'.
o Replace this value in above query.
o Set the result of the query in LINE_ID element in changeorder_data.xml
file.
Set Order Quantity
As the purpose of this sample is to change order by changing its quantity, we
need to first find what is current value of quantity. Use this query to find current
order quantity
select l.ordered_quantity from oe_order_lines_all l, oe_order_headers_all h
where h.orig_sys_document_ref='<ORDER_ID>' and
h.header_id=l.header_id;
o Replace <ORDER_ID> value in above query.

o Execute above query and note down the value of current quantity for future
reference.
o Now search xml file for ORDERED_QUANTITY element.
o Change its value so that it is different from current quantity of the order.
• Make sure that the input files exist in the path mentioned in composite.xml
• Build the sample using JDeveloper.
• Deploy the BPEL process adapters-apps-102-ChangeOrderAPI to the weblogic
server
• Invoke the BPEL Process.
• Verify that the sample has executed successfully. Steps are mentioned in
VERIFYING EXECUTION
INSTALLING & CONFIGURING
• Configure the data source for the target database in the weblogic server.
• Create Connection to weblogic Server in the Jdeveloper.
RUNNING THE SAMPLE
• Launch JDeveloper and start weblogic server.
• Open the application ChangeOrderAPI-App.jws
• Drill down further to the .bpel file and double-click to open it.
• Navigate to composite.xml in the project adapters-apps-102-ChangeOrderAPI.
• Edit composite.xml to specify the physical directory for the File Adapter –
synchronous read operation.
<property name="inputDir" type="xs:string" many="false"
override="may">/usr/tmp</property>
Deploy the BPEL Process
• Right click the project adapters-apps-102-ChangeOrderAPI under projects in
the Application Navigator.
• Select Deploy -> adapters-apps-102-ChangeOrderAPI ->’serverConnection’

• Select the sample and click on Test to test the process.
• Enter a random string ‘test’ as input and click Testwebservice.

• Click on the BPEL process name in the left pane to see the instances.
• Click on the latest Instance ID under Instances tab to see the process flow trace.

VERIFYING EXECUTION
• Check for update of purchase order in Order management tables of target database
with this query
select l.ordered_quantity from oe_order_lines_all l, oe_order_headers_all h where
h.orig_sys_document_ref='<ORDER_ID>' and h.header_id=l.header_id;
• Note that the ordered_quantity should be same as the value given in
changeorder_data.xml
• Update of purchase order could also be checked using Oracle Forms Applications
o Log on to Oracle Self service Application on the target database using
Username: operations password: welcome

o Choose responsibility Order Management Super User, Vision Operations
(USA) from left panel.
o Choose Sales Order. Oracle forms application would open up.
o Select Order Returns-->Sales Order. Sales Order Form would open up.
o Press F11 to search for Order. In Customer PO field enter <ORDER_ID>
o Press CTRL+F11 keys. Press on Line items tab. Check the quantity of the
order is same as set in changeorder_data.xml file.
BUILDING THE SAMPLE
PROCESS FLOW
• Receive activity-- a dummy input from the BPEL Console triggers this.
• An invoke activity that points to a File Adapter – Performs synchronous Read
operation to read the “Purchase Order” from the input file.

• An invoke activity that points to “GET_G_MISS_LINE_REC” – Invokes the
stored procedure GET_G_MISS_LINE_REC. This is required to initialize the
“Process Purchase Order Line” stored procedure.
• An invoke activity that points to a “Process Purchase Order Line”– Invokes the
Stored Procedure service.
• A Transform activity – Sets the output of the File Adapter service to a temporary
variable.
• An assign activity –sets the input of the “Process Purchase Order Line” Stored
Procedure service.
• Set Apps Adapter Context--Sets the application context for the invocation of the
“Process Purchase Order Line” Stored Procedure Service
Create a service Connection
• Select view->Database Navigator.
• Right click on IDE Connections and select New Connection to create a new
database connection.
• Enter the following values in the Create Database Connection window.

• Click OK
Create a New Application
• Click New Application in the Application Navigator.
• Enter ChangeOrderAPI-App as the Application Name.
• Select SOA Application in the Application Template.
• Click Next

• Enter adapters-apps-102-ChangeOrderAPI as the Project Name.
• Select SOA from the Project Technologies.
• Click Next

• Select Composite With BPEL from the Composite Template.
• Click Finish

• Enter ChangeOrderAPI as the name of the BPEL Process.
• Click OK
• Select Asynchronous BPEL Process as the Template.

Create Oracle Apps Adapter Partner Link for Stored Procedure
• Click BPEL services in the Component palette
• Click Oracle Applications, drag-and-drop it onto the right ‘Partner Links’ swim
lane.

• Click Next if the welcome page appears
• Enter the Service Name as OrderManagement.
• Select the service using icon.
• Click Copy Connection.
• Service Connection page will be displayed with the connection information.

• Click Next.
• This opens the window IREP File not present.
• Click No to select interface using live connection

• Click Next in the Operation page. This opens ‘Oracle Applications Module
Browser’.
• Select Product Families >>Supply Chain Management (SCM_PF)>> Supply
Chain Trading Connector (CLN) >> Sales Order (ONT_SALES_ORDER) >>
PLSQL >> Process Order API (OE_ORDER_PUB)
• Select Process Order Line (PROCESS_LINE).

• The input and the output parameters of the Stored Procedure contains complex
data types that are not readily mapped to JDBC types. The Oracle Adapter for
Oracle Applications wizard provides a mechanism that detects when these types
are used and then invokes Oracle JPublisher to generate the necessary wrappers
automatically. Oracle JPublisher generates two SQL files, one to create schema
objects, and another to drop them. The SQL that creates the schema objects is
automatically executed from within the wizard to create the schema objects in the
database schema before the XSD is generated.
• The wrapper procedure has the naming convention “XX_BPEL” +
<Service_Name> + <Package Name> + “$” + <Procedure Name>. The
wrapper procedure generated in this case is
“XX_BPEL_OrderManagement_OE_ORDER_PUB$PROCESS_LINE”. The
Adapter Service points to the wrapper Stored Procedure instead of the Process
Order Line Stored Procedure. The Adapter design-time automatically loads the
wrapper design-time automatically loads the wrapper procedure onto the
underlying database
• Click Finish in the Finish page of the wizard.

Invoke the Partner link
• Select BPEL Activities and Components in the component palette.
• Drag and drop an Invoke activity into the center swim lane.
• Drag the arrow of Invoke activity and link to the InsertOrder Partnerlink

• Change the Name of the Invoke activity to Invoke.
• Click on to create the Input and output Variables.
• Leave the default name for the variable and click OK.


• Click Apply and OK

Create Oracle Apps Adapter Partner Link for Stored Procedure
• Click BPEL services in the Component palette
• Click Oracle Applications, drag-and-drop it onto the right ‘Partner Links’ swim
lane.
• Click Next if the welcome page appears

• Enter initLineRec as the Service Name.
• Click Next.
• Select the service using icon.
• Click Copy Connection.
• Service Connection page will be displayed with the connection information.
• Click Next.
• This opens the window IREP File not present.
• Click No to select interface using the live connection

• Click Next in the Operation page.
• This opens Oracle Applications Module Browser.
• Navigate to Other Interfaces >> Custom Objects >>PLSQL APIs >>
OE_ORDER_PUB
• Select GET_G_MISS_LINE_REC.

• The GET_G_MISS_LINE_REC (GET_G_MISS_LINE_REC) Stored
Procedure does not take any input but has a complex data type (PL/SQL Table) as
output. The Oracle Adapter for Oracle Applications design-time automatically
generates a wrapper Stored Procedure and loads it on the underlying database.
This is captured in the figures below
• Click Finish in the Finish page of the wizard.

• Click Apply and Click ok to complete the creation of partner link.
• Drag and drop an Invoke activity below the receiveInput.

• Change the Name of the Invoke activity to Invoke.
• Click on to create Input and output Variables.

• Leave the default name for the variable and click OK.
• Click Apply.
• Click OK.
Create a File Adapter Partner Link.
• Click BPEL Services from the component palette.
• Click File Adapter and drag-and-drop it onto the right Partner Links swim lane.
• Click Next in the welcome page of the wizard.
• Enter the Service Name as getOrderDetails

• Click Next in the Adapter Interface page.
• Select the radio button Synchronous Read File in the Operation page and click
Next.
• Select Logical Name.
• Enter the Directory for Incoming Files (logical Name) as inputDir.
• Uncheck Delete Files after successful retrieval.
• Click Next.

• Enter the file Name as changeorder_data.xml
• Pick the schema that maps to the payload of the input file.
• Use the to pick the relevant XSD.The payload of the input file is the same as
that of the input of the Process Line Stored Procedure Service. This is captured in
the following figure
• Click OK in the Type Chooser.

• Click Next in the Messages Page.
• Click Apply and OK.
• This completes the creation of the File Adapter – Synchronous Read Operation
Partner Link

• Drag and drop an Invoke activity just below the receiveInput activity.

• Name the invoke activity as ‘Invoke’
• Click on for Input and Output to create Input and Output variables
respectively.

• Click Apply and OK.

Add Transform Activity
• From the structure panel, right click on variables and select Create variable
• Name the variable as temp_miss_line
• Select the radio button Message Type
• Select args_in_msg from the Type Chooser.
• Click OK.

• Click Apply
• Click OK
• Drag-and-drop Transform activity to set the output of initLineRec to the input of
Order Management
• Name the transform activity as set_Miss_Line
• Right click the Transform activity and click Edit.
• Select the source variable as Invoke_initLineRec_OutputVariable
• Select the Target variable as Invoke_OrderManagement_InputVariable
• Click to create a new Mapper file.

• Link db:OE_ORDER_PUB-24GET_G_MISS_LINE from source variable to
db:P_LINE_TBL_ITEM from Target variable
• Click OK in the Auto Map preferences window.
• Mapping is created from source variable to Target variable.
• Save the transformation file.
Add Assign Activity.
• Drag & drop an assign activity to set the output of the File Adapter –
Synchronous Read service and output of the initLineRec Stored procedure
service to the input of the Oracle Applications Adapter – Process PO Line
Stored Procedure operation.
• Right click the Assign and choose Edit
• Click the General tab and Name the Assign activity as SetOrderDetails.

• Click the Copy Operation tab and select Copy Operation
• Assign the values as following
Temp_miss_line>Input
Parameters>P_LINE_TBL
Invoke_OrderManagement_InputVariable>Input
Parameters>P_LINE_TBL
‘Update’
Invoke_OrderManagement_InputVariable>Input
Parameters
>P_LINE_TBL>P_LINE_TBL_ITEM>OPERATION
'Updated order quantity'
Invoke_OrderManagement_InputVariable>P_LINE_TBL
>P_LINE_TBL_ITEM>CHANGE_REASON

Invoke_SyncRead_OutputVariable>
InputParameters > P_LINE_TBL >
P_LINE_TBL_ITEM > LINE_ID
Invoke_OrderManagement_InputVariable>P_LINETBL
> P_LINE_TBL_ITEM > LINE_ID
Invoke_SyncRead_OutputVariable>
InputParameters > P_LINE_TBL >
P_LINE_TBL_ITEM >
ORDERED_QUANTITY
Invoke_OrderManagement_InputVariable>P_LINETBL
> P_LINE_TBL_ITEM > ORDERED_QUANTITY

Set Apps Adapter Context
• Right-click Invoke activity of the service OrderManagement and select Edit.
• Click Properties tab to set the Header properties.
• Select jca.apps.Username and click to assign a value to it.

• Select the radio button Expression
• Enter the value as ‘OPERATIONS’
• Similarly assign ‘Order Management Super User, Vision Operations (USA)’
for jca.apps.Responsibility.

• Design tab of Composite.xml looks as shown in the figure

• Click the source tab of composite.xml
• Enter a value for the inputDir. e.g. /usr/tmp
<property name="inputDir" type="xs:string" many="false"
override="may">/usr/tmp</property>

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