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Hi, does this mean you can call the API’s without the apps username and password, and use the FND user?
#Marinus
I am afraid you need to authenticate yourself with EBS via the regular apps username and password. Since you are making a SOAP based call to the Integrated SOA Gateway you pass these in the WSSE Headers.
Thank you for asking about this. I went back to my post and realized that I have not made this clear. You can see the details in “Fig 11. Filled in request XML” where I have given the “username” and “password” in the “Request Properties” pane of SOAP UI.
The authentication mechanism used by the Integrated SOA Gateway is the same as that used by EBS. The user specified is then used for “Authorization” using the details provided in the custom “SOAHeader” like Responsibility, Application Security Group etc.
Will update this post tomorrow to call out this information or make a separate post.
Also, please note that I will move out these articles from this blog to my new technology oriented blog at http://convergence.satpathy.org. Please visit that for updates on this and other software topics, primarily Oracle related.
In 12.1 instance the composite BPEL services are not appearing in Irep. Is there any additional patch need to be applied.