Provides the ability to stop a composite on the SOA server. This operation will handle all revisions for a given composite to ensure that the default revision doesn't change as revisions are stopped.

Environment/Instance Properties

Property Name	Property Code	Required	Description
SOA Server Host	`FDSOA_SERVER_HOST`	Yes	Host name of the SOA managed server.
SOA Server Port	`FDSOA_SERVER_PORT`	Yes	Port number of the SOA managed server.
Weblogic Admin User	`FDWLS_ADMIN_USER`	Yes	Admin user name for WebLogic server.
Weblogic Admin Password	`FDWLS_ADMIN_PASSWORD`	Yes	`Weblogic Admin User` password for WebLogic server.
Oracle SOA Home	`FD_ORACLE_SOA_HOME`	Yes	Oracle SOA Home, indicates where SOA Suite is installed.

Project Properties

Property Name	Property Code	Required	Description
SOA Composite Name	`FDSOA_COMPOSITE_NAME`	Yes	Name of composite that is being deployed.
SOA Partition	`FDSOA_PARTITION`	Yes	Name of the partition to hold the composite on the server.

Inputs

Input Name	Input Code	Required	Description
Composites File	`FDSOA_INP_COMPOSITE_NAME_LIST`	No	Comma separated list of composites to start. Optional can prefix a partition on the composite name, (<partition:>composite1, composite2)
Composite Name List	`FDSOA_INP_START_ALL_REVISIONS`	No	Provide the option to leave all composites stopped, with the exception of the default revision (default value is False).
Composite Revision	`FDSOA_INP_REVISION`	No	Provide the composite revision (see special considerations).

Outputs

Output Name	Required	Description

Artifacts

This operation doesn't consume or produce any artifacts.

Endpoint Selection

This operation will select all available endpoints associated to the Environment/Instance.

Endpoint Execution

This operation will execute on any one of the selected endpoints and will be random in the determination of which one.

Special Considerations

This operation has two independent capabilities:

stopping multiple composites/revisions
- utilizes "Composites Files" or "Composite Name List" inputs
  - if utilizing "Composite Files", there can be several variations of file name;
    1. just a file name, will look in the temp directory for the given file name
    2. relative path, will only look for the relative path within the temp directory for the given file name
    3. absolute path, will only look at the absolute path for the given file
- either input provides a list of composite names that must use the following format: <partition:>composite1,composite2 (partition is optional)
- all non-default revisions will be stopped first and then the default revision will be stopped. This will hold the default revision and not allow SOA Suite to move it. If a composite is in two partitions, then specify the partition in the above format to direct the operation to the correct composite.
stopping a single revision (this is the backwards compatibility capability)
- utilizes "Composite Revision" input to control what revision to stop

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