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Integrated WebLogic Server domain This domain uses a JavaDB to support the SOA Infrastructure. You can create through JDeveloper by clicking the run application button when you have a SOA project active. In this case, it is tethered to your JDeveloper session and it is shuts down when you shut down JDeveloper. Its preferable use is to be created per developer on each own workstation for development and testing. Pros: It is the most lightweight domain you can create. Cons: On JDeveloper shut down, server shuts down. Healthcare, ESS, MFT , B2B, BAM components not supported. Standalone domain This domain uses a JavaDB to support the SOA Infrastructure. On this case, the domain does not shut down when JDeveloper shuts down. It will save startup time since it is not dependent on JDeveloper and can be used as a development environment. Moreover, if you plan to develop oracle service bus applications from the browser based console, without never having to launch JDeveloper, ...

Assuming that you have a working BPM or SOA Suite installation and an Oracle Database Express Edition installation, then you can move on creating a compact domain.  Otherwise, you may take a look here and here . Open a terminal and enter the following commands: 1.  Navigate to Oracle_Home/oracle_common/bin, for example: cd  /Users/<your  username> /Oracle/Middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/bin 2. Execute RCU, which stands for Repository Creation Utility and will enable you to create the required schemas for compact domain. This will start a wizard to guide you through the procedure. ./rcu 3. Navigate through the next screens clicking next. 4. Enter your Database Server details and click next. 5. Select a prefix for the schemas to be created, choose which schemas you wish to create and click next. 6. Enter a password for all schemas and click next. 7. Click next through the next two screens. 8. A pop up will appear to ask per...