Configuration Settings
DVM
Pros
- Stored in MDS
- Changes are independent of deployment
- Nice UI for update
- Hard to modularize per Composite
- If managed via both UI and SVN, it can quickly can get out of sync in multiple environment.
- Not too sure about what level of caching is done
DB Lookup (may be with custom XSL)
- Probably a bit more overhead vs having things in memory
AIA Configuration Properties (More info: http://chintanblog.blogspot.com/2012/10/aia-configuration-and-dynamic.html)
Pros
- MDS stored
- Changes are independent of deployment
- Different level of modularization - System/System Module/Service
- No UI to make changes - hopefully in future release
Preference along with config plan (More info: http://chintanblog.blogspot.com/2012/06/bpel-preference-11g.html)
Pros
- Run time changes via Mbean browser and changes can withstand server restart
- Modularization is not flexible (e.g. two composite cannot share same property)
- Changes via MBean are still temporary. Deployment will overwrite changes from composite (or config plan).
- Have to keep config plan in sync with UI changes
Code migration and reference to end point URL
Custom search/replacement
Pros
- Much better control, as it is raw search and replace
- Custom scripting
- Unless it is highly sophisticated, search term has to be known in advance
Configuration Plan
Pros
- OOTB, and it is xpath based replace so no need for search term
- have to manage one per env
- If composite is constantly changing, it is really hard to manage multiple plans
- No support for runtime URL change
Dynamic Partnerlink Lookup (DPL) - using AIAConfig (More info : link)
Pros
- Centralized config for all end points (and preference) - better governance
- OOTB functions for lookup and merge during deployment
- Just one MDS stored file
- Changes requires MDS update via script and reloading via AIA console
- No UI to make changes - hopefully in future release
- Only supported in AIA, if not AIA, need to have custom XSL function to support same functionality
Oracle Service Registry (OSR)
- It's dead, man, get over with it.
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