Click OK. Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library

Oracle JCA Adapter for Sockets 5-85 a. Click the Variables... icon represented by x. The Variables dialog is displayed, as shown in Figure 5–103 . Figure 5–103 The Variables Dialog b. Click the Create... icon. The Create Variable dialog is displayed, as shown in Figure 5–104 . Note: The temporary variable is used for storing flight details from the Airline2 server, which would later be appended to the reply variable. 5-86 Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Technology Adapters Figure 5–104 The Create Variable Dialog

c. Select Message Type as the variable type.

d. Click the Browse Message Types icon at the end of the Message Type field. The Type Chooser dialog is displayed.

e. Click Message Types, Partner Links, FIDS, FIDS.wsdl, Message Types, and

then FIDSProcessReply_msg_reply, as shown in Figure 5–105 . Figure 5–105 The Type Chooser Dialog

f. Click OK. The Message type field in the Create Variable dialog is populated

with the FIDSProcessReply_msg_reply partner link. Oracle JCA Adapter for Sockets 5-87

g. Click OK. A variable, Variable_1, of type Message Type is added to the

Variables list in the Variable dialog.

h. Click OK to return to the BPEL_FIDS.bpel page.

i. Drag and drop a Transform activity in the case section, after the Invoke_2

activity.

j. Double-click the Transform_2 activity.

k. Click the Transformation tab.

l. Click the Create... icon. The Source Variable dialog is displayed.

m. Select Invoke_2_OutboundRequestReply_OutputVariable from the Source

Variable list and click OK. n. Select Variable_1 from the Target Variable list. o. Click OK. The XSL mapper tool is displayed. p. Link the tns:flight node from the source, on the left pane to the target FlightDetails node on the right pane. The Auto Map Preferences dialog appears, as shown in Figure 5–106 . Figure 5–106 The Transformation_2.XSL Page With Auto Map Preference Dialog

q. Click OK. The Transformation_2.xsl XSL mapper tool file with the XSL

mapping is displayed.

10. Click File, Save All.

The BPEL_FIDS.bpel page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5–107 , with the flow defined for the Airline2 server.