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What is the difference in oracle inbound and outbound eWay, and what are the different scenarios these two can be used?

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# 1

Hope you are refering to

Enterprise Designer -> Enterprise Explorer -> Repository Name -> Environment -> Configuration

From my understanding.

In the Outbound "DriverProperties" Can be specified - such as Oracle thini driver..

In the Inbound - you can't explictly specify the driver type.

thanks

ram

RamSaia at 2007-7-9 6:28:11 >

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# 2

Inbound means that the communication is started by Oracle, outbound means that the communication is started by CAPS.regards,juraj

Juraj_Kazdaa at 2007-7-9 6:28:11 >

# 3

Hope following relates to this thread http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1232725&page=1

RamSaia at 2007-7-9 6:28:11 >

# 4

Hi, As per documentation of Oracle eway user guide I hope inbound oracle eways are only supported by BPEL collaborations. Please refer to Oracle Userguide. Page 68. RegardsVenkatesh.S

VenkateshSampoornama at 2007-7-9 6:28:11 >

# 5

Juraj's statement about inbound is not true, I think. Oracle Inbound eWay polls database with prepared statement, and triggers your logic when results are not empty (like other inbound eWays) - so it's not started by Oracle. There is some bug in 5.1.1, I guess because it doesn't provide WS operation to trigger Java Collaboration. But triggering Business Process is possible.

Regards,

Jakub Grabowski.

jgrabowskia at 2007-7-9 6:28:11 >

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