BPEL

SecLoan SecLoan

The example contains code for LoanFlow Using WS-Security.

The following are requirments to the caller and the process:

The caller must supply a signed and encrypted SOAP message.
Process must reply from a separate HTTP connection to the endpoint designated by the caller's ReplyTo WSA header.
The process' reply must contain a signed and encrypted SOAP message.
The X.509 certificates must be used to sign the message.
The Session keys can be tripple-des or AES (128, 192 or 256 bit quality).
A Session key must be encrypted with the partner's RSA public key.
The test certificates from MS WSE 2.0 toolkit can be used.

To build the example follow the steps bellow:

This example needs BPEL4WS VAD package to be installed on the server, before trying it. To learn more about VAD please visit http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/VAD.html.
The example script creates services for Credit Rating, United Loan and Star Loan.
The WSDL descriptions for these services are available via CreditRating.vsp, UnitedLoan.vsp and StarLoan.vsp.
On the initial load the BPEL LoanFlow Using WS-Security process will be deployed.

To run the example follow the steps bellow:

Login into the BPEL UI via http://host:port/BPELGUI.
To enable debugging for the process with name 'SecLoanFlow' check the Debug checkbox in the listing. This will cause all instances of the process to run in single-step mode, pausing at each send or receive of a message. The debug console allows interacting with instances in this mode.
To test the process click "Test" in the listing. This goes to a page allowing you to enter a start message for creating a new instance of this process.