1.Throttling is used to "regulate the flow". By using Oracle Service Bus throttling feature
we can control number of requests sent to target service.
2.Every system has its own capacity means it can process only certain number of message at one time, if we try to send messages beyond its capacity then that system's performance can degrade or in worst case it can crash. So to avoid all this we can use OSB throttling feature to send limited messages to target system.
3.To enable throttling inside OSB, Open Business Service then click on "Operational Settings".
4.Then you can see throttling options available under Operational Setting tab.
we can control number of requests sent to target service.
2.Every system has its own capacity means it can process only certain number of message at one time, if we try to send messages beyond its capacity then that system's performance can degrade or in worst case it can crash. So to avoid all this we can use OSB throttling feature to send limited messages to target system.
3.To enable throttling inside OSB, Open Business Service then click on "Operational Settings".
4.Then you can see throttling options available under Operational Setting tab.
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