Executing a Database SELECT Query in Oracle Service Bus (OSB) 12c via Business Service Configuration

This article will focus on building SOAP integration in OSB to access data from a database. In this integration, we will utilize the database adapter as a business service, which needs to be configured with select operations. 

To begin building the integration, the first step is to create a table. Please use the script below to create the table structure:


CREATE TABLE XXOSB_PRACTICE_TEST (

CUST_ID NUMBER,

CUSTOMER_NAME VARCHAR2(1000),

CUSTOMER_CITY VARCHAR2(1000),

CUSTOMER_DESIGNATION VARCHAR2(1000),

CREATION_DATE DATE,

CREATED_BY NUMBER,

LAST_UPDATE_DATE DATE,

LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN NUMBER,

LAST_UPDATED_BY NUMBER

)

Insert one dummy record into the table 

INSERT INTO XXOSB_PRACTICE_TEST (CUST_ID,

                                 CUSTOMER_NAME,

                                 CUSTOMER_CITY,

                                 CUSTOMER_DESIGNATION,

                                 CREATION_dATE,

                                 CREATED_BY,

                                 LAST_UPDATE_DATE,

                                 LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN,

                                 LAST_UPDATED_BY)

     VALUES (1798798,

             'Pranay Tiwari',

             'Indianapolis',

             'Consultant',

             SYSDATE,

             1334,

             SYSDATE,

             1334,

             1334)


Now create Service Bus Application and Project 





Provide the Application Name 



Provide Project Name 






Create Folder structure as shown in below screenshot. 







Create Business service based out the DB Adapter. 





Provide the Adapter Name 











Configure the TNS details for the database connection




Select the Table Name 








Select any key as Primary Key Column 







Pick the operation as Select 




Click on Next , and provide the Parameter Name 






Map the parameter name as shown in the below screenshot. 




Run the business Service 






Provide the parameter value 




Finally Payload generated 





Validate from Database 



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