1.
In the same directory as the composite.xml file of the SOA composite
application.
2.
In a different location that is specified with two properties that you add to
the composite.xml file. This option is useful if a fault policy must
be used by multiple SOA composite applications. This option overrides any fault
policy files that are included in the same directory as the composite.xmlfile,
the fault policy files are placed into the SOA Metadata Service (MDS) shared
area.
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