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Hi guys in this post we are going to create a Simple Pass through Proxy in Oracle Service Bus. I hope you have successfully setup your OSB configuration project, if not please follow my previous post here . Now moving on to Develop your first OSB project. Step 1--> Right click on your OSB configuration project and select Oracle Service Bust project h Step 2--> Give it a name. I have given Calculator since i am going to connect OSB to an external web service(calculator). U can give any name. Step 3--> Now right click on ur Project and create four folders i.e, WSDL, Proxy, Business Service and XSD. Its always a good practice to keep all your files in respective folders. Step 4--> Now copy XSD and WSDL files of your existing service in respective folders.[Note: You need working WSDL and corresponding Schema files of an existing service. i.e you need a running web service  which you want to call from your OSB. You can get free web service WSDLs from here ] Step

Hi guys, today i am going to show you how to create an Oracle Service Bus Configuration Project. Remember that all of your OSB projects will be running under the configuration project Step 1: Open Eclipse-> go to file --> new--> select other-->select oracle service bus -> Select Oracle Service Bus Configuration project. Click next--> Give a name to the configuration project--> Finish Step 2: The configuration project is not associate with any server yet. So next step is to connect a server with the OSB configuration project. Click on server tab--> Right click on blank space and select new server. Select the server that is installed in your system. In my case itsOracle Weblogic Server  --> Give the Weblogic Server installation directory(Weblogic Home) and java home will be automatically selected.--> Click next--> Now you have to choose your Weblogic Server Domain from the browse option. (The domain should support OSB develpoment). If you hav