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OSB Split Join Implementation Guide

This document discusses how to implement a split join pattern in Oracle Service Bus to call multiple services in parallel to retrieve item status and order status, where the input order contains multiple items and separate threads would be spawned to call the item status service for each individual item concurrently. It provides details on the steps to create a split join configuration in OSB, including importing WSDLs, creating a business service, building the split join flow with a foreach loop to iterate through items and invoke the item status service in parallel, and generating a binding service.

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OSB Split Join Implementation Guide

This document discusses how to implement a split join pattern in Oracle Service Bus to call multiple services in parallel to retrieve item status and order status, where the input order contains multiple items and separate threads would be spawned to call the item status service for each individual item concurrently. It provides details on the steps to create a split join configuration in OSB, including importing WSDLs, creating a business service, building the split join flow with a foreach loop to iterate through items and invoke the item status service in parallel, and generating a binding service.

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Split Join in OSB

This article is from the excellent Blog by oraclefusion1011.

See complete article here - [Link] . It is reproduced here for easy reference only. This is one of an interesting feature in OSB , however if you know how FlowN works in Bpel this will appears to be same. Use Case: Orders -> Multiple Items Services : 1. Get each Item Status (Instock/outStock) 2. Get Order Status. Now split join splits the input request to multiple threads and executes parallely. Like in this case for an Order with 10 items , 10 threads will get spawned. Resources: XSD : Order/Item Element WSDL : for ItemStatus Service and Order Status service Bpel : Implement the getItemStatus service for inividual item OSB : 1. create a project for split join 2. Import XSD and both WSDl While importing wsdl it may create xsd as well , update the source with imported xsd from xsd folder and then delete the created one. 3. Create a Buss Service based on Item WSDL (get url from EM), this will be invoked as part of split join [Link] 4. Create split join based on getOrderStatus Service , select operation. - It will create Receive and Reply activity and request and response variables as well - initialize the response variable by adding an assign action , Put this Assign action right after Receive <ord:Order xmlns:ord="[Link] </ord:Order> - add a ForEach Flow Control to iterate each item in Order parallel = yes

counter var = loop start counter = 1 final counter = count($[Link]/Items) - Add invoke service for the check Item status for each Item inside for each Before invoke and inside scope --------------------------------------------- create input/output scope variable for the service invoke - Add another var "Param" to pass the value to the Service - Add assign action inside the for each , initialize input variable for service <ord:Item xmlns:ord="[Link] </ord:Item> - Add copy operation to copy items to Param from exp : $[Link]/Items[$loop] to exp : $[Link] - Add replace to replace the service input with Param Replace "." in [Link] with Exp : $[Link] Replace entire node --------------------------------------------- After the service invoke add Insert Exp : $[Link] LOcation : as first chil of Xpath : . Variable : [Link] 5. Right click split [Link] -> OSB -> Generate BS Thats it split join is done !! This is how it will look like in eclipse:

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