Comments on: ESB error [TOPLINK-3001]

By: Nathalie Roman

Nathalie Roman — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 06:11:00 +0000

Hi Kristjan,Thanks a lot for you comments on this, but what we’re running into is a csv-file that uses ‘.’ and a database that needs ‘,’-notation.That’s why we need to use the proper xsl-functionality to transform the data of the csv-file in the needed format for the database.Kind regards,Nathalie

By: Nathalie Roman

Nathalie Roman — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 06:09:00 +0000

Hi Wally,I’ve been working with integration of BPEL and Flex for that matter so I don’t know of any problems regarding esb and flex.I do know that I need to work with web service proxy clients to be able to integrate with flex because I’m not using the HttpService or Webservice-approach from within Flex because this takes up to much bandwith. When working with the Assembler-classes, available in Data Management Services of Flex, your able to work with the AMF-protocol which is far more faster and less thick to put on the wire.Kind regards,Nathalie

By: Wally

Wally — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 09:35:00 +0000

Hi,Great blog!Speaking of ESB – have you had any experiences with the simple scenario of creating a dbAdapter and (optionally) a Routing Service infront of it, within the Oracle ESB, then trying to “consume” this from Flex? I’ve been trying to get this to work and it seems the generated ESB WSDL is non-standard!? Even the venerable SoapUI tool doesn’t like the WSDL from the Oracle ESB. To get around this I can create the same dbAdapter within a BPEL process (that does nothing else but expose the adapter), and this works ok from Flex.It seems wrong to have to use BPEL to create a “utility service” in a SOA situation, when BPEL is supposed to be for the orchestration layer.Looks like the Oracle ESB is truly weird – or maybe I’ll discover it’s just me!Any thoughts or insights you (or anyone) has would be greatly appreciated.Take care,Greg Sydney, Australia

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 07:23:00 +0000

Hello!Did you check your locale settings of the application servers you are using? Maybe your development and production application servers have different locales set.The mixing of . and , seems a lot like a problem with locale settings where one settings use . for a decimal point and the other use ,.Anyway, just a thought Kristjan