Is there a simple way in which I can create a JDE Provider BSSV service in a WCF service? My requirement is that we need a third party which runs on a Microsoft platform. An entry in the third party needs to consume the JDE web service to create record in the JDE and process the same in JDE and send back the data to third party. The Client requires only WCF web service.
Is there a way to create a JDE web service and host it as a WCF service?
Has anyone implemented such WCF service in the past?
Can we create a WCF service using JDeveloper on JDE. Do you have any advance document which can demonstrate the step by step process to follow. I have referred to some document on Oracle KT(Doc ID 1340777.1) but it does not help mcuh
This document shows what you need to do in JDeveloper: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/jde-bssv-database-business-service-131800.pdf
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I have one requirement where our client is having a portal to create tickets....
their portal will send the data created by calling a WCF service to store into JDE system.
They prefer to ahve WCF web service. Using WCF they will send request in jde system, after that JDE system should compute the completion date and send back to them with the same request.
In order to achieve this we need jde provider bssv as wcf service.
Can anyone help how to create this? step by step giude would be helpful.
Thanks...
Regards,
Parag
Did you check this documentation already? http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/jde-bssv-database-business-service-131800.pdf
EDIT 2014-10-16
Here is a step by step guide that will help you with that you want.
http://www.jdelist.com/vb4/attachment.php?attachmentid=5900&d=1236332152
In short.
Create a WCF project
Add a reference to MS WSE
Create a WebReference with the url to the WDSL of JDE BSSV
Map the BSSV classes to your WCF functions.
I am starting a new webservice project which will be consumed by multiple consumer applications done in different technology like ASP, ASP.Net and PHP. I am planning to develop this service as a WCF service. I am new to WCF and I understand WCF is like umbrella tech which has all the features for developing a distributed SOA applications.
I would like to get your advice on whether my choice of opting WCF service over classic asmx service is correct. The consumer applications are existing application done different technologies as I said before. This service is a simple service that creates and updates user information in a centralized DB.
If my decision of choosing WCF is correct, then please let me know if there are any specific things I need to consider so that the existing application can consume my WCF service without any hiccups. In other words, I can provide a asmx service for this which they can consume directly without any issues (and currently they are consuming some of our asmx service. Since the current requirement is new I want it to be done with WCF). Likewise, the consumer should be able to consume my service like they consume asmx service.
I am asking this question because WCF provides additional features like security, etc. and hence the consumers should also follow the practice to communicate with the service.
Any advice is highly appreciated.
You probably want to use BasicHttpBinding in your WCF service and, although I'm not a PHP developer, I understand that PHP 5 has a SOAP library that can be used to create a service proxy based on the WSDL document exposed by the WCF service, assuming metadata exchange is enabled.
I have a database that doing simple CRUD and connected via BizTalk Server 2010. Since Lightswitch is very simple and looks fits for that CRUD operation, I want to introduce Lightswitch for the operational staff here.
(I am not an expert in both technologies) the problem is, Lightswitch consumes WCF RIA Services. While BizTalk by default cannot expose such type of web services.
my question is :
what is the best type of web-service should I expose from BizTalk in order to be consumed by Lightswitch?
The easiest option is to throw a proxy service in between. You can take a BizTalk-generated WCF endpoint and wrap that service call with another service that exposes the DomainService that LightSwitch asks for.
For example, see this LightSwitch team blog post http://blogs.msdn.com/b/lightswitch/archive/2010/10/22/how-to-create-a-ria-service-wrapper-for-odata-source.aspx
Does anyone have a simple data entry example which involves WCF (Odata ) and WP7?
Thanks
Here are two good places to start:
Introduction to WCF Data service and
ODATA
OData and WCF Data
Services
Once you have the service itself running, you would access it in the WP7 application the same way you access any other WCF service.
Note that there is a OData Client Library for Windows Phone 7. You might also want to read this article for some additional info.
Does anyone know how to host a WCF Data Service (or OData) inside IIS7? I'm seeing lots of articles about hosting WCF, but none specific to WCF Data Service.
Thank you very much.
Hosting a WCF Data Service in IIS is actually the default option.
Its a pretty easy 3 step process:
Create a new WebApplication project (or re-use an existing one)
Add a WCF Data Service to the project
Deploy to your IIS server
Step 3 is just the standard process for deploying a WebApplication to IIS.
A WCF Data Service is just a WCF (REST) service, with some additional out-of-the-box functionality added in.
It has a *.svc file and all - it will be hosted very much the same as a "regular" WCF REST service.
So all the articles you see about WCF REST should really apply to WCF Data Services as well - or are you experiencing some difficulties with something specifically??