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Unable to debug BPEL Process in SOA 12c

User13385097-OracleDec 15 2015 — edited Feb 26 2020

I have to debug BPEL process in SOA. I have checked that we can do that by right clicking on SOA composite > Debug and then provide remote server details. I have remote server host name but not clear on port number and where it refers to. I tried port '5004' the default one and '8453' the DEBUG_PORT available in setDomainEnv.sh. Can someone please guide me how to do that? Please let me know if there is any other best way to debug and my requirement is to inspect the values. I think we can even use Sensors but difficult to add every time and see the value from Enterprise Manager. Any inputs on this would be appreciated and thanks in advance.

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Anshul

Hi,

You need to enable the debugger in your environment by adding the following command in setDomainEnv.sh

export SOA_DEBUG_FLAG="true"

export SOA_DEBUG_PORT="5004"

By default it is enabled when you install quick installer. Check if you following correctly the below link:

https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1213/soasuite/develop-soa/soa-debugger-jdev.htm#SOASE88040

Regards,

Anshul

User13385097-Oracle

I have tried adding given export commands but did not restart the server. Now my JDev debugger could connect to remote host after i restart the server.
Now after debugger starts i do not see the option of 'Initiate WS Debugging' on SOA component to provide the input. This works for local Integrated Server but not for remote standalone server. When I use remote debugging i had to test the application from Enterprise Manager by giving input from there. Do we have any option to provide input from Jdeveloper for remote debugging?

Anshul

Well you can use the webservice testing tool e.g. Http Analyzer tool as shown in the oracle document shared above.

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