Saturday, April 9, 2011

Setup Oracle SOA B2B for Secured payload (Digitally Signed & Encrypted) using AS2 2.0 protocol


For a large EDI initiative MindTelligent Team was involved in, the assignment was to setup a Oracle B2B exchange for payload using AS 2.0 protocol  This blog discusses the steps to configure Oracle SOA suite 11.1.1.4 B2B server to exchange secured payload (Digitally Signed and Encrypted) using AS2.0 protocol. The post assumes that the user has some prior knowledge of Oracle SOA B2B servers

  • Setup Two WAY SSL on Weblogic 10.3.4 using the link.
  • Ensure that the B2B console can be accessed by using the https://hostname:7002/b2bconsole

  • Document Definition: as2XMLOrder_def 
    • In this example, we are processing a XML using AS  2.0. The option we choose is
      "XML"
    • Identification Expression://*[local-name()='PurchaseOrder']


Setting up "Delivery Channel" for you outbound payloads.

  • Click on Partners-->Channels
  • Select Protocol as AS2-2.0
  • Enter Transport Protocol Parameters
    • URL: http://hostname:port/b2b/httpReceiver
    • User Name: Weblogic user name of remote server
    • Password: Password of the remote server
  • Security Attributes
    •  Ack Signed Checked
    • Message Signed Checked
    • Message Encrypted Signed

















Develop a composite to initiate the process. Ensure that the following assignments are made in the composite

<assign>
            <copy target="$out.property.b2b.fromTradingPartnerId"
                  expression="'AskMind'"/>
            <copy target="$out.property.b2b.toTradingPartnerId"
                  expression="'DST'"/>
            <copy target="$out.property.b2b.documentTypeName"
                  expression="'as2XMLOrderType'"/>
            <copy target="$out.property.b2b.documentProtocolRevision"
                  expression="'as2XML_Version_1.0'"/>
          </assign>

For questions, comments and feedback,  please contact:
 Harvinder Singh Saluja

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