SOA Suite12c – BPEL: JTA transaction is not in active state by Martien van den Akker
April 14, 2019 Leave a comment
Yesterday I ran into this pretty weird problem.
A bit of context…
I have two BPEL services to generate documents using BIP. One I created earlier that is based on a generic XML used by BIP to generate multiple letters. Now I had to create another one that is a report, so uses another XML. I generated an XSD for both XML’s but since they haven’t got a namespace, but same element names, I can’t have them in the same composite. So, I duplicated the code.
I created a WSDL with two operations, one for the letters and one for the report, so I wanted to call the report from the service that created the letters. The first service is called ‘GenerateDocument’, but with an operation ‘GenerateLetter’, but with an added operation ‘GenerateReport’.
So I changed the BPEL and replaced the ‘Receive’ by a Pick: In the invoke it calls the ‘GenerateReport’ BPEL service, that does basically exact the same as in the scope under the ‘Generate Letter’ OnMessage.
In the ‘GenerateReport’ BPEL service (and from the ‘Generate Letter’ scope) I call a Base64Encoding service. It gets an XML in, and it will encode it to string using ora:getContentAsString() and encode that using a Spring bean, based on a quite simple java bean:
But now the problem…
So, called seperately, the ‘Generate Report’ service functioned just fine. Also the ‘Generate Letter’ operation of the ‘Generate Document’ service, thus the ‘Generate Lettter’ OnMessage from the Pick above, function just fine. But, when I call the ‘Generate Document’ service using the ‘Generate Report’ operation, resulting in the other OnMessage I’ll get the following message on return from the Base64Encoding service: Read the complete article here.
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