In the first screenshot for section 3, I see that the HelloWorld component in the server project seems to be hooked to a REST service. All I can read in the image is "RestRe".
Not sure if that is the problem, but when I download the code I don't see that rest service in the composite. It just stops at the HelloWorld BPEL process component. Then...when I run it, I get a <faultstring>OSB-380002: Not Found</faultstring>
Still...the information has gotten me a long way toward using SAML in OSB.
In the first screenshot for section 3, I see that the HelloWorld component in the server project seems to be hooked to a REST service. All I can read in the image is "RestRe".
Not sure if that is the problem, but when I download the code I don't see that rest service in the composite. It just stops at the HelloWorld BPEL process component. Then...when I run it, I get a <faultstring>OSB-380002: Not Found</faultstring>
Still...the information has gotten me a long way toward using SAML in OSB.
Muy bueno tu post, muy útil para iniciar y entender. Muchas gracias!
Very good your post, very useful to start and understand. Thank you!
Muchas gracias, Rafael
In the first screenshot for section 3, I see that the HelloWorld component in the server project seems to be hooked to a REST service. All I can read in the image is "RestRe".
Not sure if that is the problem, but when I download the code I don't see that rest service in the composite. It just stops at the HelloWorld BPEL process component. Then...when I run it, I get a <faultstring>OSB-380002: Not Found</faultstring>
Still...the information has gotten me a long way toward using SAML in OSB.
In the first screenshot for section 3, I see that the HelloWorld component in the server project seems to be hooked to a REST service. All I can read in the image is "RestRe".
Not sure if that is the problem, but when I download the code I don't see that rest service in the composite. It just stops at the HelloWorld BPEL process component. Then...when I run it, I get a <faultstring>OSB-380002: Not Found</faultstring>
Still...the information has gotten me a long way toward using SAML in OSB.
Espectacular explicación espero seguir los pasos correctamente