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Key: QB-304
Type: Bug Bug
Status: Resolved Resolved
Resolution: Won't Fix
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Robin Shen
Reporter: Tony Castaneda
Votes: 0
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Are there modifications to Quickbuilder to make it compatible with an HA environment?

Created: 28/Nov/07 04:49 PM   Updated: 25/Jun/10 09:29 AM
Component/s: None
Affects Version/s: None
Fix Version/s: None

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Environment: UNIX (redhat linux), Oracle SOA applications, Oracle Cluster,


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We are having the following problem.

We develop Oracle 10.1.3.3 SOA applications with Quickbuilder 1.2.0 running on LINUX servers.
In the single development server, (port 6003) the code is deployed with no problem.

Our Production SOA applications server is in DMZ, so it's seperated from our development by a firewall.
Our Production SOA applications server is a Oracle Clustered installation behind a web cache.
Our Production SOA applications server has 3 running instances, (RT=6003,DT=6004, http=6005) and
a metadata shared db for the other cluster node.

When we send our tested SOA code to the Oracle cluster, the HA elements do not seem to deploy
properly. We get entries in our target instance, SOME table entries in our metadata, but the Runtime instance,
(RT, 6003) gets an error (runtime exception) and the application as a whole, doesn't deploy properly.

Oracle claims JDEVELOPER would handle this HA development correctly.
Can you give us some feedback on the runtime error and workarounds or developer references?




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Robin Shen [28/Nov/07 06:59 PM]
I am not familiar with the Oracle HA environment. But I really do not think it is a QuickBuild issue as it simply calls your provided script to do actual things.

Tony Castaneda [28/Nov/07 07:07 PM]
The Actual error, from esbD~1.log

oracle.tip.esb.infra.exception.ESBRuntimeException: An unhandled exception has been thrown in the ESB system. The exception reported is: "java.lang.NullPointerException

The tracing first couple of lines

at oracle.tip.esb.console.util.ServiceUtil.checkForRoutingServiceOfInboundAdapterService(ServiceUtil.java:1575)
        at oracle.tip.esb.console.XMLConsoleManagerImpl.deleteService(XMLConsoleManagerImpl.java:346)
       etc.....

Just to be complete

Tony Castaneda [28/Nov/07 07:09 PM]

I think this is a Header problem as opposed to coding.


Robin Shen [28/Nov/07 09:33 PM]
What does the build log of QuickBuild says?