To do that, you need to have done the following step: Add a java method into OSB Xquery (click here)
The next step is to open your Eclipse_OEPE and link it to Weblogic Server (in this case a localhost server). Right click into Servers View:
A window´ll open and you´ll configure a link server according the OSB server that has your java method. Note your Weblogic version:
As you did the first step that was to add a custom java method into your OSB Xquery, the following configuration´ll appear automatically, because you just have a Weblogic home:
Otherwise, fill those fields with your Weblogic home and your Java home; Click Next.
In the next window, you will set your OSB domain. Again, if you did the first step of this post, you just have a OSB domain configured. Select it:
Now, you can click Finish.
You will see a server configured:
Before you start your Weblogic, you need to Clean your workspace. In menu bar, click Project >> Clean. Select check box: Clean all projects:
Start your Weblogic Server:
After Weblogic Server is running, stop it (Yeap, it´s weird!)
Close your Eclipse and open it again (Weird again!)
Open Xquery Trasnformation perspective, look at Expression Functions View and….
Voilà!!
That´s all folks, thanks!
