Difference between SOA 10g and 11g
I wanted to share some information about difference between SOA 10g and 11g. JDeveloper 10g doesn’t need any manual installation of SOA extension. 10g is designed for SOA by default. When you create an application in 10g, these are created as standalone and independent of SOA tier unlike 11g. Projects are created inside applications which are tier specific like SOA (BPEL/ESB/Empty) or others. Unlike 11g, there are no composites here. There is direct BPEL built. The details that are mentioned in the composite.xml files in 11g, it is bpel.xml in 10g. All the policies and preferences would be going into bpel.xml instead of composite.xml When you create adapters, the details are stored in the wsdl file unlike the .jca file in 11g. While creating the connection to the server, you will need to make the connections for both integration and the application server one by one. The header properties of the adapters are taken from the header wsdl which is formed