Deploying xsd,wsdls and reusible artifacts on central MDS

http://yatanveersingh.blogspot.co.uk/2011/07/mds-implementation-in-oracle-soa-11g.html

http://redstack.wordpress.com/2011/02/28/deploying-your-canonical-data-model-to-mds/

xref and dvm

http://technology.amis.nl/2012/05/19/jekyll-and-hyde-or-the-case-of-the-multiple-identity-syndrome-using-identity-cross-references-in-oracle-11g-soa-suite/

http://www.orafmwschool.com/hello-domain-value-map/

Jdeveloper Installation

Installing JDeveloper

JDeveloper is the required IDE used for developing SOA Composites in SOA Suite 11g.

Following are the steps you should follow in order to install JDeveloper:

Get the software here: 

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/downloads/archives-090457.html  

Run the installer – on Windows it is “jdevstudio11113install.exe”

Select “Next” on the Instructions screen:

Create a new middleware home then select “Next”.  NOTE: If you already have WLS 10.3.3 installed, you can use that existing Middlware Home for JDeveloper 11.1.1.3:

Select “Custom” so you can see the components that will be installed:

After reviewing the components that will be installed, select “Next”:

If you don’t already have Sun 1.6.0_18 JVM installed select to install that bundled JDK as well:

Review the product installation directories, then select “Next”

Select “No” to installing Nodemanager – you can configure that later if you want to:

Select “All Users” (typical on a development machine which normally only has one user):

Review the installation summary information, then select “Next” to begin the installation:

After installation is complete, deselect “Run Quickstart” checkbox, then select the “Done” button to dismiss the installer:

Test JDeveloper by running the command: [MIDDLEWARE_HOME]/jdeveloper/jdeveloper.exe

When the modal “Select Role” dialog comes up, deselect “”Always prompt for role selection on startup” checkbox and select the “Default Role” radio button then select “OK” button:

If you want preferences from a previous version of JDeveloper imported select “Yes” when the following (similar depending on your environment) dialog comes up:

Finally JDeveloper will come up ready to use: