SOA Suite Composite Sensors: the why and how… by Martien van den Akker
Blog: PaaS Community
Introduction
Long time ago BPEL PM was acquired by Oracle, and as part of the first release of SOA Suite (10g), it was a more or less standalone component. For initiated BPEL flow instances in the soa infrastructure database there were 2 tables:
- cube_instance: bpel flow instances
- ci_indexes: 6 indexes related to the bpel flow that can be set with an embedded java call
These 2 tables store the BPEL instances, along with a set of indexes that you could, and in 11g and 12c still can, set with a value that you determine during the flow. Yes, these tables still exist in the soa infra database. So, let’s say in your BPEL you have several string based variables that you fill with a value from the input message using an assing. Then within an Embedded Java activity, you can do something like: Read the complete article here.
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