To monitor different environments, it is not unusual to use a monitoring dashboard to obtain information about the status of different servers. This blog describes some considerations for implementing a simple monitoring dashboard and some of the challenges I encountered. The simple-dashboard I've used in this blog runs solely from a browser and does not have a server side component.
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Monday, October 20, 2014
Oracle Service Bus: Obtaining a list of exposed SOAP HTTP endpoints
The Oracle Service Bus is often used for service virtualization. Endpoints are exposed on the Service Bus which proxy other services. Using such an abstraction layer can provide benefits such as (among many other things) monitoring/logging, dealing with different versions of services, throttling/error handling and result caching.
In this blog I will provide a small (Java) script, which works for SOA Suite 11g and 12c, which determines exposed endpoints on the Service Bus.
In this blog I will provide a small (Java) script, which works for SOA Suite 11g and 12c, which determines exposed endpoints on the Service Bus.
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