The patchset consists essentially of 4 patches that one applies to the
Common Oracle Home and the SOA Home.

One then updates the DB repository.

Upgrade JDeveloper

Do a couple of post install steps and then that's it.

please refer to my install doc at
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B7YrnfO7h717YzE5YzY4ZmUtYWRmZi00YWUyLWE5MzQtOTMyZTZiMTRiYzU4&hl=en_US

Then check out otn for the new features doc

Simple example - throttle to only 5 requests per minute.

This builds on the example detailed in the previous OEG blog posting.

http://niallcblogs.blogspot.com/2011/09/registering-web-service-with-oracle.html

We will now amend the generated circuit (or shall we say, policy pipeline) to throttle requests to 5 per minute and email the Sys admin in case of violation.

We do this using the Throttling filter -

Simple sanity test for OEG install.

I have created and deployed a simple creditCardValidation service to

http://localhost:7001/ValidateCC/ValidateCCPort?WSDL

The impl is as follows -

package validatecc;

public class ValidateCC {
public ValidateCC() {
super();
}
public CreditCardValidation validateCard(String cardType, String cardNr){
CreditCardValidation ccv = new CreditCardValidation();
ccv.setStatus("INVALID");

if (cardType.equalsIgnoreCase("AMEX")){
ccv.setValidFrom("20110101");

I'm currently in Santa Clara skilling up on OEG, which can secure access to your services etc. from the outside world. It works in conjunction with WSM. Think of it as taking care of security in the DMZ, working in concert with WSM which takes care of the last mile security.

To quote from OTN -

Oracle Enterprise Gateway provides DMZ-class security and a comprehensive threat defense system at the service perimeter to SOA and Cloud environments, thus providing critical protection needed between un-trusted and trusted zones.