SOA 12c- Runtime faults project error ( "faultMessageType" is set to "bpel:RuntimeFaultMessage" on this activity but it cannot be resolved)

I have used catch for runtime fault and I created the variable for the fault type invalidVariables.

While compiling the project I received the below error:

"faultMessageType" is set to "bpel:RuntimeFaultMessage" on this <bpel:catch> activity but it cannot be resolved (check value of "faultMessageType", imports, WSDLs or XSDs).               BPELProcess.bpel

Solution for this error is:

when we create a variable In Bpel below the code  will add.  Namespace for the runtimefaultMessage is bpelx not the bpel. So change to bpelx.

JDeveloper 12c User Home/Default Directory

Do you want to store your JDeveloper 12c files and integrated domain files at specified location?

Here is the solution. There are two ways to set your user home directory.

You only need to use one of the following methods to set the user home directory:

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1.             Editing product.conf
2.          Setting the environment variable JDEV_USER_DIR

Simple way is setting JDEV_USER_DIR.

To set the home environment variable on a Windows systems, including individual users of Oracle JDeveloper on a multiuser system, you need to edit the value of JDEV_USER_DIR.

Do the following:

1.        From the Windows Start menu, select Control Panel, and then select System.

2.        Click Advanced system settings, then click Environment Variables.

3.        In the User Variables section, click New.

4.        Add JDEV_USER_DIR as a user variable.

5.        Set the value of this variable to your home directory (for example, N:\users\jdoe), and click OK.

Caution:

Do not set the home environment variable to a directory that contains spaces. For example, do not specify c:My Projects as the home directory as there is a space in folder name.

Reference: http://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1213/jdev/install/post_install.htm#OJDIG136

Compact Domain in OracleSOASuite 12c.

Compact Domain in OracleSOASuite 12c.

When I install oracle SOA suite 12c I newly hear the word compact Domain. What is compact domain? One major difference between normal domain and compact domain is about managed servers, in compact domain we have only Admin Server and all managed servers are under one configuration so visually we have only Admin server. if we start admin server it will take care about all managed servers internally. It is majorly for the development purpose.it is easy to start and stop.

Expanded Domain	Compact Domain
Also known as a clustered domain.	Also known as a single-instance domain.
Contains an Administration Server. Contains Managed Servers for the Fusion Middleware product(s) in the domain. Fusion Middleware Managed Servers can be assigned to clusters.	Contains only an Administration Server, with no Managed Servers or clusters for the Fusion Middleware product(s) in the domain. This domain type is uses primarily for development purposes.
Defines an Administration Server server group and one or more Managed Server server groups.	Defines an Administration Server server group. Although a Managed Server server group may be defined in config-groups.xml, it is not used.
All application service groups defined in config-groups.xml are targeted. Some application service groups are targeted to the Administration Server server group, other application service groups are targeted to the Managed Server server group(s).	All or a subset of the defined application service groups are targeted to the Administration Server server group. Some application service groups may not be targeted.

      Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1212/wls/WLDTR/intro.htm#WLDTR443

Install MFT 12c (Managed File Transfer 12.1.3.0.0)

Install MFT (Managed File Transfer 12.1.3.0.0) 12c

     1) Install Certified Database for MFT version

     2)   Run RCU to create required schemas in Database.

    %Oracle_Home%\oracle_common\bin\rcu.bat (comes with installation of OFM12c)

     3)  Set JAVA_HOME environment variable to JDK1.7

     4)  Download Files from the below location 
        (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/mft/downloads/index.html)

     5)  Install MFT (Oracle Managed File Transfer requires an existing Oracle Fusion 
        Middleware Infrastructure installation and must be installed in the same 
        Oracle home.)

     Command: %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar fmw_12.1.3.0.0_mft.jar

     6)  Create Domain by running the config.cmd  located in

     %ORACLE_HOME%/oracle_ common/common/bin

   7)   Start Servers

SOA Composite Deployments using ANT commands

In General we all Deploy SOA Composites using J Developer. Jdeveloper uses ant scripts to deploy the composites. These scripts will added when you update the J Developer with SOA plugin. These scripts are located at  %Jdeveloper Home% / bin folder.

Here I will show you deployment of SAR file into SOA server using simple ant commands.

Step1: Open Command Prompt.

Stpe2: Navigate to the Jdeveloper installed folder and in Jdeveloper go to ant folder.

Step3: type the below command in the command prompt.

   ant -f ant-sca-deploy.xml

-DserverURL=http://localhost:8001   -> SOA server url and portnumber

-DsarLocation=C:\deploy\sca_POProcessing_rev6.jar->Jar file with location

-Doverwrite=true   >it will overwrite if already composite exists in server

-Duser=weblogic   >server user name and it will ask for password at runtime

-DforceDefault=true   > Making this composite as default

-Dconfigplan=C:\POProcessing\demed_cfgplan.xml  -> apply configurationPlan

 -Dpartition=partitionname   > Partition name to deploy, if not it will deploy into default partition