Oracle SOA Blogs- Sandeep

Hello Everyone, Hope you all are doing well, Today i will be going to discuss how we can configure SOA server to implement two way SSL by which request/response encryption and secure/trusted connection can be done. You will see lots of blog over it, Here i am not going to discuss in theory about it as who ever is going to start work with two way SSL implementation, Must read below oracle documentation and make clear about terms and their specifications. https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/12213/soasuite/administer/GUID-5E4E3425-F0E3-4E97-B5AE-2EEE7A205ACF.htm Here we will focus how we can make a SOA composite two way SSL enabled, You need to follow same type of implementation when you are in process of consuming any third party SOAP service in SOA composites. Let's Start, Before actual implementation let's have a show review of terms will be used in this implementation. SSL/TLS: S SL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. SSL is the predecessor of TLS. SSL should be con...

Hello Everyone, Hope you are doing well, Today i am going to discuss how to manage domain credential stores and how we can create some WLST based ANT Scripts, But before that i will discuss what is it and why we use it. A credential store is a repository of security data (credentials). A credential can hold username and password combinations, tickets, or public key certificates. Credentials can be provisioned, retrieved, modified, or deleted, but only by a user in the appropriate administration role. The following sections explain how an administrator can manage credentials using FMC pages or WLST commands, and how code can access data in the CSF. Managing Credentials with Fusion Middleware Control: Fusion Middleware Control allows the management of credentials in a WebLogic domain, regardless of the type of credential store provider used in the domain. Managing Credentials: This section explains the steps you follow to manage credentials in a domain credential store wit...

Hello Everyone, Hope you all are doing well. This blog is written based on below up-gradation blogs. http://blogs.astcorporation.com/middleware/2016/08/30/soa-12c-upgrade-development-team-dos-donts/ https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1213/cross/upgradetasks.htm https://blogs.oracle.com/soa/best-practices-for-soa-suite-11g-to-12c-upgrade Purpose of writing this blog to summarize information from all of these blogs and provide a best migration points. Why we need to SOA up-gradation: A lot of effort has been put in by Oracle to make this major  upgrade as smooth and easy as possible. The basic approach is to install SOA  Suite 12c in a new oracle home and upgrade the domain and schemas in place. Customers undertaking the upgrade are primarily interested in a smooth upgrade, minimizing the number of manual steps in the upgrade, reduce the down time to a minimum, and minimize or eliminate any changes to client apps that use SOA APIs  or web interfaces.  ...