PaaS - SaaS - LAB3-Build Static Proxy Client For Sales Cloud

Oracle PaaS for SaaS Workshop
Developer Workshop
Build Static Proxy Client for Sales Cloud
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Overview
At the end of this exercise, you will be able to:
1. How to create a web service proxy through JDeveloper

2. How to create and use findCriteria object
3. How to import the certificate
4. How to Deploy an Application to JCS
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Instructions
1. Create a new Application and a Project
 Click File -> New
 Select Generic Application and click OK
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 Set Fields below, leave remaining as the default and click Next
o Application Name: PasSSasSWorkshop
o Application Package Prefix: com.oracle.pts
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 Set Fields below, leave remaining as the default and click Finish
o Project Name: SalesPartyServ iceProxy
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2. Create a Web Service Proxy
 Select Web Service Proxy and click OK
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 Click Next
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 Click Next
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 Specify WSDL Document URL and click Next
o WSDL Document URL : https://<Your OSC

host>/crmCommonSalesParties/SalesPartyServ ice?WSDL
Eg.:
https://fap0930-
crm.oracleads.com/crmCommonSalesParties/SalesPartyServ ice?WSDL
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 This next step will take some time
o Package Name: com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.generated
o Root Package for Generated Types: com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient
o Generate As Async: uncheck
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- This next step will take some time
 Click Next
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 Select Don’t generate any asynchronous methods and click Next
 Select Policy and click Next

o oracle/wss_username_token_over_ssl_client_policy
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 Click Next
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 Click Finish
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- This will take some time
o View result
- The following project structure has been generated.
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- Here is the client
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3. Key Setup
In order to authenticate to Fusion, the server side public certificate must be acquired
and added as a trusted cert entry to a keystore used by the client. This keystore stores
a reference to the Fusion public certificate and uses the alias "orakey". The Fusion
public certificate is obtained from any Fusion Application object WSDL. For the
upcoming steps you may need to run your browser with Administrator priv ileges.
 Open IE and type OSC SalesParty web serv ice wsdl URL
o WSDL Document URL : https://<Your OSC

host>/crmCommonSalesParties/SalesPartyServ ice?WSDL
Sample: https://fap0930-
crm.oracleads.com/crmCommonSalesParties/SalesPartyServ ice?WSDL
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 Click key icon
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 Click View certificates
 Click View certificates
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 Click Next
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 Click Next
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 Click Finish
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- Now you can export this cert
 Click Tools -> Internet Options
 Click Content -> Certificates
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 Click Other People, select certificate you just imported and click Export
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 Click Next
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 Click Next
 Browse the location and type file name and click Next
o Sample: D:\software\fusion_app\webserv ice\oraclelead.cer
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 Click Finish
 Check Trusted Certificate Keystore location by clicking Tools -> Preferences
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 Copy Client Trusted Certificate Keystore location into Notepad. The certificate will
be imported into this key store.
o Sample:
C:\Oracle\MiddlewareJdev111171_20140227\wlserver_10.3\server\lib\
DemoTrust.jks
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 Import Oracle certificate to a keystore file
1) Open an command prompt

2) Type command
3) Click Enter
4) Type ‘Yes’ for ‘Trust this certicate?’ and click enter
o Command: <JAVA_HOME>\bin\keytool -importcert -file

<Certificate_Location>/oraclelead.cer -keystore
<MIDDLEWARE_HOME>\wlserver_10.3\server\lib\DemoTrust.jks -alias
oraclelead -storepass DemoTrustKeyStorePassPhrase
o Sample: C:\Oracle\MiddlewareJdev111171_20140227\jdk160_24\bin\keytool -
importcert -file D:/software/fusion_app/webserv ice/oraclelead.cer -keystore
C:\Oracle\MiddlewareJdev111171_20140227\wlserver_10.3\server\lib\DemoTrust
.jks -alias oraclelead -storepass DemoTrustKeyStorePassPhrase
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 List the keystore contents
o Command: <JAVA_HOME>\bin\keytool -list -v -keystore

<JDeveloper_Home>\wlserver_10.3\server\lib\DemoTrust.jks -storepass
DemoTrustKeyStorePassPhrase
o
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o Sample: C:\Oracle\MiddlewareJdev111171_20140227\jdk160_24\bin\keytool -list
-v -keystore
C:\Oracle\MiddlewareJdev111171_20140227\wlserver_10.3\server\lib\DemoTrust
.jks -storepass DemoTrustKeyStorePassPhrase
4. Code the Client: Using nested criteria in the main findCriteria
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 Select Java Class and click OK
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 Set Fields below, leave remaining as the default and click OK
o Name: SalesPartyClient
o Package: com.oracle.pts.client
 Amend SalesPartyClient as follows as follows and save
package com.oracle.pts.client;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.Conjunction;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.FindControl;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.FindCriteria;
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import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.FindSalesParty;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.ObjectFactory;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.SalesParty;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.SortAttribute;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.SortOrder;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.ViewCriteria;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.ViewCriteriaItem;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.ViewCriteriaRow;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.generated.SalesPartyService;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.generated.SalesPartyService_Service;
import java.net.MalformedURLException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Properties;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
import javax.xml.ws.BindingProvider;
import weblogic.wsee.jws.jaxws.owsm.SecurityPoliciesFeature;
public class SalesPartyClient {

protected static SalesPartyService_Service salesPartyService_Service;
protected SalesPartyService salesPartyService;
protected ObjectFactory objectFactory;
private Logger logger = Logger.getLogger("CRM");
public SalesPartyClient() {
super();
init();
}
public static void main(String[] args){
SalesPartyClient salesPartyClient = new SalesPartyClient();
salesPartyClient.work();
}
protected void init() {
System.setProperty("javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory","com.sun.org.apache.xalan.internal.xsltc.trax.Transfo
rmerFactoryImpl");
String username = "youUserName";
String password = "YourPassword";
salesPartyService_Service =
new SalesPartyService_Service();
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SecurityPoliciesFeature securityFeatures =
new SecurityPoliciesFeature(new String[] { "oracle/wss_username_token_over_ssl_client_policy" });
salesPartyService =
salesPartyService_Service.getSalesPartyServiceSoapHttpPort(securityFeatures);
Map<String, Object> reqContext =
((BindingProvider)salesPartyService).getRequestContext();
reqContext.put(BindingProvider.USERNAME_PROPERTY, username);
reqContext.put(BindingProvider.PASSWORD_PROPERTY, password);
objectFactory = new ObjectFactory();
}
public void work(){
List<String> nameList = getSalesPartyList();
for(String name:nameList){
logger.info("Name = " + name);
}
}
public List<String> getSalesPartyList(){
List<String> returnList = new ArrayList<String>();
ViewCriteria vc;
ViewCriteriaRow vcr;
ViewCriteriaItem vci;
ViewCriteriaRow vcr1;
ViewCriteriaItem vci1;
ViewCriteria vc1;
ViewCriteria vc2;
// Following is how to create a FindCriteria on SalesParty Service to retrieve External users

// in this example , they are retrieved by :
// • PartyType = “PERSON”
// • PartyUsageCode = “CUSTOMER_CONTACT”
//
// <env:Envelope xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:ns1="http://xmlns.oracle.com/apps/crmCommon/salesParties/salesPartiesService/types/"
xmlns:ns2="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/svc/types/">
// <env:Header/>
// <env:Body>
// <ns1:findSalesParty>
// <ns1:findCriteria>
// <ns2:fetchStart>0</ns2:fetchStart>
// <ns2:fetchSize>-1</ns2:fetchSize>
// <ns2:filter>
// <ns2:conjunction>And</ns2:conjunction>
// <ns2:group>
// <ns2:upperCaseCompare/><ns2:item>
// <ns2:upperCaseCompare>false</ns2:upperCaseCompare>
// <ns2:attribute>PartyType</ns2:attribute>
// <ns2:operator>=</ns2:operator>
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// <ns2:value>PERSON</ns2:value>
// </ns2:item>
// <ns2:item>
// <ns2:attribute>PersonParty</ns2:attribute>
// <ns2:nested>
// <ns2:group>
// <ns2:item>
// <ns2:attribute>PartyUsageAssignment</ns2:attribute>
// <ns2:nested>
// <ns2:group>
// <ns2:item>
// <ns2:attribute>PartyUsageCode</ns2:attribute>
// <ns2:value>CUSTOMER_CONTACT</ns2:value>
// </ns2:item>
// </ns2:group>
// </ns2:nested>
// </ns2:item>
// </ns2:group>
// </ns2:nested>
// </ns2:item>
// </ns2:group>
// </ns2:filter>
// <ns2:sortOrder>
// <ns2:sortAttribute>
// <ns2:name>PartyName</ns2:name>
// <ns2:descending>false</ns2:descending>
// </ns2:sortAttribute>
// </ns2:sortOrder>
// <ns2:findAttribute>PartyName</ns2:findAttribute><ns2:excludeAttribute/>
// </ns1:findCriteria>
// <ns1:findControl>
// <ns2:retrieveAllTranslations>false</ns2:retrieveAllTranslations>
// </ns1:findControl>
// </ns1:findSalesParty>
// </env:Body>
// </env:Envelope>
FindCriteria fc = new FindCriteria();

fc.setFetchStart(0);
fc.setFetchSize(-1);
// Here is the filter to retrieve all SalesParties that are persons and active.
// Note that PartyType and Status are top level fields.
// a Filter is a Group including ViewCriteria

// <ns2:filter>
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vc = new ViewCriteria();
vc.setConjunction(Conjunction.fromValue("And"));
// a ViewCriteria is made of ViewCriteriaRow(s)
// <ns2:group>
vcr = new ViewCriteriaRow();
vcr.setConjunction(Conjunction.fromValue("And"));
vcr.setUpperCaseCompare(false);
// a ViewCriteriaRow is made of ViewCriteriaItem(s)
//
// <ns2:item>
// </ns2:item>
vci = new ViewCriteriaItem();
vci.setConjunction(Conjunction.fromValue("And"));
vci.setUpperCaseCompare(false);
vci.setAttribute("PartyType");
vci.setOperator("=");
vci.getValue().add("PERSON");
vcr.getItem().add(vci);
// <ns2:item>
// <ns2:nested>
// <ns2:group>
// <ns2:item>
// <ns2:nested>
// <ns2:group>
// <ns2:item>
// </ns2:item>
// </ns2:group>
// </ns2:nested>
// </ns2:item>
// </ns2:group>
// </ns2:nested>
// </ns2:item>
// <ns2:item>
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vci.setAttribute("PersonParty");
// <ns2:nested>
// <ns2:group>
// <ns2:item>
// What is inside <ns2:nested> is a ViewCriteria with VIewCriteriaRow and ViewCriteriaItem

vc1 = new ViewCriteria();
vcr1 = new ViewCriteriaRow();
vcr1.setConjunction(Conjunction.fromValue("And"));
vcr1.setUpperCaseCompare(false);
vci1 = new ViewCriteriaItem();
vci1.setConjunction(Conjunction.fromValue("And"));
vci1.setUpperCaseCompare(false);
vci1.setAttribute("PartyUsageAssignment");
vci1.setOperator("=");
// ViewCriteriaItem added to the ViewCriteriaRow
vcr1.getItem().add(vci1);
// ViewCriteriaRow added to the ViewCriteria Group
vc1.getGroup().add(vcr1);
// <ns2:nested>
// <ns2:group>
// <ns2:item>
// </ns2:item>
// </ns2:group>
// </ns2:nested>
// What is inside <ns2:nested> is a ViewCriteria with VIewCriteriaRow and ViewCriteriaItem

vci2.setAttribute("PartyUsageCode");
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vci2.getValue().add("CUSTOMER_CONTACT");
// ViewCriteria group (PartyUsageCode) added as nested of previous ViewCriteria
(PartyUsageAssignment)
vci1.setNested(vc2);
// ViewCriteria group (PartyUsageAssignment) added as nested of previous ViewCriteria (PersonParty)
vci.setNested(vc1);
// ViewCriteriaItem (started with PersonParty and including the 2 <nested> added to the initial
ViewCriteriaRow)
// Initial ViewCriteriaRow added to the top ViewCriteria Group
vc.getGroup().add(vcr);
// Top ViewCriteria Group added as the Filter of the FindCriteria
fc.setFilter(vc);
// <ns2:sortOrder>
// <ns2:sortAttribute>
// <ns2:name>PartyName</ns2:name>
// <ns2:descending>false</ns2:descending>
// </ns2:sortAttribute>
// </ns2:sortOrder>
SortOrder so = new SortOrder();
SortAttribute soa = new SortAttribute();
soa.setName("PartyName");
soa.setDescending(false);
// Adding SortAttribute to SortOrder
so.getSortAttribute().add(soa);
// Applying SortOrder to the FindCriteria
fc.setSortOrder(so);
// Limit which attributes are retrieved for SalesParty

fc.getFindAttribute().add("PartyName");
try {
FindControl findControl = objectFactory.createFindControl();
findControl.setRetrieveAllTranslations(false);
FindSalesParty findSalesParty = objectFactory.createFindSalesParty();
findSalesParty.setFindControl(findControl);
findSalesParty.setFindCriteria(fc);
// Calling findSalesParty method on the service, passing the FindCriteria
List<SalesParty> sales = salesPartyService.findSalesParty(findSalesParty).getResult();
// Iterating through SalesParty List
for (int i = 0; i < sales.size(); i++) {
SalesParty sp = sales.get(i);
// Only PartyName attribute has been retrieved
// fc.getFindAttribute().add("PartyName");
returnList.add(sp.getPartyName().getValue());
}
} catch (Exception ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
}
return returnList;
}
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}
 Change username and password to your OSC credential and save
o Sample
String username = "Matt.Hooper";

String password = "Password12345";
 Make sure HTTP Proxy Server is ‘Uncheck’

o Open Tools -> Preferences
o Uncheck HTTP Proxy Server and click OK
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 Test (right-click SalesPartyClient and select Run)
o Result is displayed in the JDeveloper Log window
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5. Code the Client: Using nested criteria in a ChildFindCriteria
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o Name: SalesPartyClientTwo
 Amend SalesPartyClientTwo as follows as follows and save
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.ChildFindCriteria;
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import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.Person;
import java.net.MalformedURLException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.Properties;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName;
public class SalesPartyClientTwo {

public SalesPartyClientTwo() {
super();
init();
}
SalesPartyClientTwo salesPartyClient = new SalesPartyClientTwo();
}
rmerFactoryImpl");
String username = "yourUserName";
String password = "yourPassword";
salesPartyService =
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}
public void work(){
List<String> nameList = getSalesPartyList();
logger.info("Name = " + name);
}
}
public List<String> getSalesPartyList(){
ViewCriteria vc;
ViewCriteria vc1;
//
// <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:typ="http://xmlns.oracle.com/apps/crmCommon/salesParties/salesPartiesService/types/"
xmlns:typ1="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/svc/types/">
// <soapenv:Header/>
// <soapenv:Body>
// <typ:findSalesParty>
// <typ:findCriteria>
// <typ1:fetchStart>0</typ1:fetchStart>
// <typ1:fetchSize>-1</typ1:fetchSize>
// <typ1:filter>
// <typ1:conjunction>And</typ1:conjunction>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:upperCaseCompare/>
// <typ1:item>
// <typ1:upperCaseCompare>false</typ1:upperCaseCompare>
// <typ1:attribute>PartyType</typ1:attribute>
// <typ1:operator>=</typ1:operator>
// <typ1:value>PERSON</typ1:value>
// </typ1:item>
// </typ1:group>
// </typ1:filter>
// <typ1:sortOrder>
// <typ1:sortAttribute>
// <typ1:name>PartyName</typ1:name>
// <typ1:descending>false</typ1:descending>
// </typ1:sortAttribute>
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// </typ1:sortOrder>
// <typ1:findAttribute>PersonParty</typ1:findAttribute>
// <typ1:excludeAttribute>false</typ1:excludeAttribute>
// <typ1:childFindCriteria>
// <typ1:filter>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:item>
// <typ1:attribute>PartyUsageAssignment</typ1:attribute>
// <typ1:nested>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:item>
// <typ1:attribute>PartyUsageCode</typ1:attribute>
// <typ1:value>CUSTOMER_CONTACT</typ1:value>
// </typ1:item>
// </typ1:group>
// </typ1:nested>
// </typ1:item>
// </typ1:group>
// </typ1:filter>
// <typ1:findAttribute>PartyName</typ1:findAttribute>
// <typ1:childAttrName>PersonParty</typ1:childAttrName>
// </typ1:childFindCriteria>
// </typ:findCriteria>
// <typ:findControl>
// <typ1:retrieveAllTranslations>false</typ1:retrieveAllTranslations>
// </typ:findControl>
// </typ:findSalesParty>
// </soapenv:Body>
// </soapenv:Envelope>


// <ns2:filter>
// <ns2:group>
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//
// <ns2:item>
// </ns2:item>

// Applying Filter to the FindCriteria
fc.setFilter(vc);
// Building the SortOrder clause

// <typ1:sortOrder>

fc.getFindAttribute().add("PersonParty");
// Is the previous attribute excluded from the result output
fc.setExcludeAttribute(false);
// <typ1:filter>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:item>
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// <typ1:nested>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:item>
// </typ1:item>
// </typ1:group>
// </typ1:nested>
// </typ1:item>
// </typ1:group>
// </typ1:filter>
ChildFindCriteria cfc = new ChildFindCriteria();
cfc.setFetchStart(0);
cfc.setFetchSize(-1);
// <typ1:filter>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:item>
vci.setAttribute("PartyUsageAssignment");
// <typ1:nested>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:item>
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// </typ1:item>
// </typ1:group>
// </typ1:nested>
// What is inside <typ1:nested> is a ViewCriteria with VIewCriteriaRow and ViewCriteriaItem

vci1.setAttribute("PartyUsageCode");
vci1.getValue().add("CUSTOMER_CONTACT");
// ViewCriteria group (PartyUsageCode) added as nested of previous ViewCriteria (PartyUsageAssignment)
vci.setNested(vc1);
// ViewCriteriaItem (started with PersonParty and including the 2 <nested> added to the initial
ViewCriteriaRow)
// Initial ViewCriteriaRow added to the top ViewCriteria Group
// ViewCriteria Group added as the Filter of the ChildFindCriteria
cfc.setFilter(vc);
// Which attributes to retrieve
cfc.getFindAttribute().add("PartyName");
cfc.setExcludeAttribute(false);
// Which attribute of the master (SalesParty) the Child is working with
cfc.setChildAttrName("PersonParty");
// Adding the ChildFindCriteria to the main FindCriteria
fc.getChildFindCriteria().add(cfc);
try {
List<Person> persons = sp.getPersonParty();
for(int j=0; j < persons.size(); j++){
Person p = persons.get(j);
// Only PartyName attribute has been retrieved in the Child
// cfc.getFindAttribute().add("PartyName");
returnList.add(p.getPartyName());
}
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}
}
return returnList;
}
o Sample

 Test (right-click SalesPartyClientTwo and select Run)

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6. Code the Client: Using nested ChildFindCriteria
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o Name: SalesPartyClientThree
 Amend SalesPartyClientThree as follows as follows and save
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import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.ChildFindCriteria;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.PartyUsageAssignment;
import com.oracle.pts.salesparty.wsclient.Person;
public class SalesPartyClientThree {

public SalesPartyClientThree() {
super();
init();
}
SalesPartyClientThree salesPartyClient = new SalesPartyClientThree();
}
rmerFactoryImpl");
String username = "yourUserName";
String password = "yourPassword";
salesPartyService =
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}
public void work(){
List<String> valueList = getResultList();
for(String value:valueList){
logger.info(value);
}
}
public List<String> getResultList(){
ViewCriteria vc;
ChildFindCriteria cfc1;
ViewCriteria vc2;
//
// <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:typ="http://xmlns.oracle.com/apps/crmCommon/salesParties/salesPartiesService/types/"
xmlns:typ1="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/svc/types/">
// <soapenv:Header/>
// <soapenv:Body>
// <typ:findSalesParty>
// <typ:findCriteria>
// <typ1:filter>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:upperCaseCompare/>
// <typ1:item>
// </typ1:item>
// </typ1:group>
// </typ1:filter>
// <typ1:sortOrder>
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// <typ1:findAttribute>PersonParty</typ1:findAttribute>
// <typ1:excludeAttribute>true</typ1:excludeAttribute>
// <typ1:findAttribute>PartyUsageAssignment</typ1:findAttribute>
// <typ1:filter>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:item>
// </typ1:item>
// </typ1:group>
// </typ1:filter>
// <typ1:findAttribute>PartyUsageCode</typ1:findAttribute>
// <typ1:childAttrName>PartyUsageAssignment</typ1:childAttrName>
// </typ:findCriteria>
// <typ:findControl>
// <typ1:retrieveAllTranslations>false</typ1:retrieveAllTranslations>
// </typ:findControl>
// </typ:findSalesParty>
// </soapenv:Body>
// </soapenv:Envelope>


// <typ1:filter>
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// <typ1:group>
//
// <typ1:item>
// </typ1:item>

// Applying Filter to the FindCriteria
fc.setFilter(vc);
// Building the SortOrder clause

// <typ1:sortOrder>

fc.getFindAttribute().add("PersonParty");
// Is the previous attribute excluded from the result output => true
fc.setExcludeAttribute(true);
fc.getFindAttribute().add("PartyName");
// Is the previous attribute excluded from the result output
fc.setExcludeAttribute(false);
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// <typ1:filter>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:item>
// </typ1:item>
// </typ1:group>
// </typ1:filter>
ChildFindCriteria cfc = new ChildFindCriteria();
cfc.setFetchStart(0);
cfc.setFetchSize(-1);
// Which attribute retrieved from PersonParty and Is it exluded from output
cfc.getFindAttribute().add("PartyUsageAssignment");
cfc.setExcludeAttribute(false);
// Nested ChildFindCriteria
cfc1 = new ChildFindCriteria();
cfc1.setFetchStart(0);
cfc1.setFetchSize(-1);
// <typ1:filter>
// <typ1:group>
// <typ1:item>
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// </typ1:item>
vci.setAttribute("PartyUsageCode");
vci.getValue().add("CUSTOMER_CONTACT");
// ViewCriteria Group added as the Filter of the nested ChildFindCriteria
cfc1.setFilter(vc);
// Which attributes to retrieve from nested ChildFindCriteria
cfc1.getFindAttribute().add("PartyUsageCode");
cfc1.setExcludeAttribute(false);
// Which attribute of the main ChildFindCriteria is the nested ChildFindCriteria working with
cfc1.setChildAttrName("PartyUsageAssignment");
// Adding nested ChildFindCriteria to the main one
cfc.getChildFindCriteria().add(cfc1);
// Which attribute of the SalesParty is the main ChildFindCriteria working with
cfc.setChildAttrName("PersonParty");
// Adding the main ChildFindCriteria to the main FindCriteria
fc.getChildFindCriteria().add(cfc);
try {
List<Person> persons = sp.getPersonParty();
for(int j=0; j < persons.size(); j++){
Person p = persons.get(j);
// Only PartyName attribute has been retrieved in the main FindCriteria
// fc.getFindAttribute().add("PartyName");
String partyName = sp.getPartyName().getValue();
// Only PartyUsageCode has been retrieved from the nested ChildFindCriteria
// cfc1.getFindAttribute().add("PartyUsageCode");
List<PartyUsageAssignment> usages = p.getPartyUsageAssignment();
for(int k=0; k < usages.size(); k++){
PartyUsageAssignment pua = usages.get(k);
//System.out.println("Name = " + partyName + " ** PartyUsageCode = " +
pua.getPartyUsageCode());
returnList.add("Name = " + partyName + " ** PartyUsageCode = " + pua.getPartyUsageCode());
}
}
}
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}
return returnList;
}
o Sample

 Test (right-click SalesPartyClientThree and select Run)

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7. Create a new Serv let java class
 Select HTTP Servlet and click OK
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 Click Next
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o Name: SalesPartyServ let
o Package: com.oracle.pts
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 Click Next
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 Click Finish
 Amend SalesPartyServlet as follows and Save
package com.oracle.pts;
import com.oracle.pts.client.SalesPartyClient;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
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public class SalesPartyServlet extends HttpServlet {
private static final String CONTENT_TYPE = "text/html; charset=windows -1252";
public void init(ServletConfig config) throws ServletException {

super.init(config);
}
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request,

HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException,
IOException {
SalesPartyClient salesPartyClient = new SalesPartyClient();

List<String> nameList = salesPartyClient.getSalesPartyList();
response.setContentType(CONTENT_TYPE);
PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
out.println("<html>");
out.println("<head><title>SalesPartyServlet</title></head>");
out.println("<body>");
out.println("<p>The servlet has received a GET. This is the reply.</p>");
out.println("<p>Name = " + name + "</>");
}
out.println("</body></html>");
out.close();
}
}
8. Create a Deploy profiles
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- Create a deployment profile for SalesPartyProxyProject project
 Right click SalesPartyServ iceProxy project and click Project Properties
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 Select Deployment and click New
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o Archive File: War File
o Name: salesParty
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o Specify Java EE Web Context Root and prov ide name: SalesParty
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- Create a deployment profile for PasSSasSWorkshop application
 Right click PasSSasSWorkshop application and click Application Properties
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 Click New
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o Name: salesParty
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 Select Application Assembly, check salesParty and click OK
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 Click OK
9. Deploy salesParty application
 Right click PasSSasSWorkshop application and click salesParty
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 Select Deploy to EAR
 Remember salesParty.ear output file location and click Finish
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10. Deploy the salesParty.ear into JCS
 Login to JCS
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 Click Deploy New
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 Click Refresh until Deploy SalesParty application is complete
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 Test
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o URL: https://<Your JCS host:port>/SalesParty/salespartyserv let
o Sample: https://java2-
jcs.java.us1.oraclecloudapps.com/SalesParty/salespartyserv let
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1. How to create a web service proxy through JDeveloper

1. Create a new Application and a Project

 Click File -> New

 Select Generic Application and click OK

 Click File -> New

 Select Web Service Proxy and click OK

o WSDL Document URL : https://<Your OSC

 Select Policy and click Next

- The following project structure has been generated.

o WSDL Document URL : https://<Your OSC

 Click View certificates

 Click Content -> Certificates

 Check Trusted Certificate Keystore location by clicking Tools -> Preferences

1) Open an command prompt

o Command: <JAVA_HOME>\bin\keytool -importcert -file

o Command: <JAVA_HOME>\bin\keytool -list -v -keystore

4. Code the Client: Using nested criteria in the main findCriteria

 Select Java Class and click OK

 Amend SalesPartyClient as follows as follows and save

public class SalesPartyClient {

protected void init() {

String password = "YourPassword";

objectFactory = new ObjectFactory();

// Following is how to create a FindCriteria on SalesParty Service to retrieve External users

FindCriteria fc = new FindCriteria();

// a Filter is a Group including ViewCriteria

// What is inside <ns2:nested> is a ViewCriteria with VIewCriteriaRow and ViewCriteriaItem

// What is inside <ns2:nested> is a ViewCriteria with VIewCriteriaRow and ViewCriteriaItem

// Limit which attributes are retrieved for SalesParty

 Change username and password to your OSC credential and save

String username = "Matt.Hooper";

 Make sure HTTP Proxy Server is ‘Uncheck’

o Uncheck HTTP Proxy Server and click OK

 Click File -> New

 Select Java Class and click OK

 Amend SalesPartyClientTwo as follows as follows and save

public class SalesPartyClientTwo {

String password = "yourPassword";

objectFactory = new ObjectFactory();

FindCriteria fc = new FindCriteria();

// a Filter is a Group including ViewCriteria

// ViewCriteriaRow added to the ViewCriteria Group

// Building the SortOrder clause

// Limit which attributes are retrieved for SalesParty

// What is inside <typ1:nested> is a ViewCriteria with VIewCriteriaRow and ViewCriteriaItem

 Change username and password to your OSC credential and save

String username = "Matt.Hooper";

 Test (right-click SalesPartyClientTwo and select Run)

 Click File -> New

 Select Java Class and click OK

 Amend SalesPartyClientThree as follows as follows and save

public class SalesPartyClientThree {

String password = "yourPassword";

objectFactory = new ObjectFactory();

FindCriteria fc = new FindCriteria();

// a Filter is a Group including ViewCriteria

// ViewCriteriaRow added to the ViewCriteria Group

// Building the SortOrder clause

// Limit which attributes are retrieved for SalesParty

 Change username and password to your OSC credential and save

String username = "Matt.Hooper";

 Test (right-click SalesPartyClientThree and select Run)