What’s New in SOA OSB 11.1.1.7 (PS6)



The new version of SOA Suite PS6 is now available at Oracle eDelivery.

The new features that introduced in 11.1.1.7 version are below: 

BPEL / Infrastructure:

  • Purge – Strategies for majority data removal – TRS/Truncate
  • Support for tokens and global variables
  • Idempotent setting at operation level
  • Recovery tab – Abort and Cancel
  • Certificate selection for dynamic partnerlinks
  • Uniform Approach to Marking Stale Instances

Business Rules:

  • Rules translation support
  • Usability improvements

B2B / Healthcare:

  • Simplified Installation
  • New standards
  • Performance
  • Cross-Product Integration
  • UI Enhancements

Event Processing:

  • Product artifact rename “Complex Event Processing” to “Event Processing”
  • Solutions/Packaging
  • Big Data Integration
  • User Defined CQL Fault Handlers
  • List-based Aggregations
  • Support for Eclipse Indigo (3.7.2)
  • Usability
  • Performance Optimizations

Business Activity Monitoring:

  • ODI 11g Support
  • BAM T2P Plugin
  • ICommand Export/Import handles report dependencies
  • Datetime Prompt Enhancements

Service Bus:

  • New config tool to package resources, T2P plugin
  • WS-Security with MTOM and SwA
  • SFTP specify Cipher Suite, Hash, Key
  • OWSM Policy for RESTful services
  • MQ Transport –native XA, timeout
  • HTTP Sticky Load-balancing

Adapters:

  • EBS Adapter – Business Event Groups, Custom CP, Flex Fields
  • Adapter Diagnostic Dumps
  • JMS Adapter – WLS UOO Support
  • UMS Adapter – Email Support
  • MQ Adapter – CCDT, RFH2 Support
  • NXSD – Multibyte Streaming Support
  • Certifications – DBAdapter/ProgressDB, JMS Adapter/SIBJMS, FTP Adapter/VMS
  • iWay Adapters – Improved Install/New Features

Foundation Pack:

  • Direct Integration support via Project Lifecycle Workbench & Service Constructor (JDev plug-in)
  • Error Resubmission Tool
  • Code Compliance Inspector (Built-in, design-time rule validation, e.g. WS-I BP compliance & FP Best Practices)
  • Preview Feature: Web-based Transformation Mapper

Enterprise Repository:

  • Code Compliance Inspector (centralized reporting published within OER)
  • Contracts Solution Pack
  • Harvesting enhancements
  • BI Publisher 11g support
  • And more

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  1. Unknown13 October 2014 at 06:54

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  2. Osb user13 October 2014 at 07:01

    hi, do we have dynamic xml validation in this version ?.

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