Quick look at the mediator component


What is Oracle Mediator Component?

Mediator is the load balancer which can route, filter, validate and transform data from the service providers to external references

  • Route: determines the service component to which the message has to be sent
  • Validate: validate the incoming payload information
  • Filter: Filters the payload for specific information before routing it to the specific component
  • Transformation: Transforms data from one xsd format to another using XSL Mapper

the code specific to mediator in the composite.xml will be like

<component name="ConversionMediator">
<implementation.mediator src="ConversionMediator.mplan"/>
</component>

Mediator component in the design view consist of

Name: Name of the mediator component

WSDL Url: the service provider URL

Port Type: The port on which the request message is sent

Resequence Level: Whether the sequencing of the incoming message will be taken care commonly[Operation] or for each component [component]

Priority: priority set for parallel routing rule

validate XSD: validate the schema for the incoming message

Callouts: specifies java classes for extra logic in programmatic way

Resequence:

Standard -> the incoming message will be sequence based on the sequence id

Best Effort -> sequencing based on the best possible way

FIFO ->  sequencing of message based on the time of the arrival of the message

Static Routing:

routing rule based on static information

Filter -> content based or header based routing

Transform -> using xsl mapper file

validate -> using schematron file

Assign -> assign header,payload values of the message from source to target

sequential -> rule executed one after the other

Parallel -> rule executed in parallel. Priorities are given to the parallel rule

Dynamic Routing:

routing rule based on external rule which keeps changing based on the invocation context

Fault Handling: This is handled in composite or at the component[mediator] level by specifying fault policies

Event Handling: A mediator can subscribe or publish an event

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