Oracle Service Bus, JMS Request/Response pattern

Inspired by the article of Edwin about JMS Request Reply Interaction Pattern in Soa Suite 11g, i will show a little example of what functionality Oracle Service Bus supplies to implement the jms request/response (reply) pattern.
The solution is quiet simple.

Create the wls resources

• Create JMS Server, MyJMSServer
• Create JMS Modules, MyJMSResources
• Create a Connection Factory, MyConnectionFactory
• Create 2 queues, MyQueueIn (request message), MyQueueOut (response message)

Create the osb resource

• Create a new proxy service, JMSRequestResponsePS



For the Endpoint URi, insert the url to In-queue

Check the ‘Is Response Required’ option.
We will use JMSCorrelationID for the Response Correlation Pattern.
For the Response URI, insert the url to the Out-queue

Testing
Now test the flow by insert a little xml message in the MyQueueIn queue, wait a few seconds and check the MyQueueOut queue.
Only thing what’s left is to fill in the message flow of the proxy service and add some logica.