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Tudo sobre BPM - Passo a passo para começar com processos
Tem um breve introdução sobre quase todos os conceitos relacionados a BPM : BPM, BPMN, SOA, BPEL, BPMS, BPA, XPDL, ESB(ferramenta que ajuda na implantação de SOA e BPM)
WebSphere Process Server invocation styles
As you author applications in WebSphere Integration Developer, you may find it necessary to set or verify the invocation style that one component will use to call another. Users are often surprised to find that this is not as easy a task as it may seem. This article explains how to determine which invocation style will be used at runtime, based on characteristics of your application.
Blog: ESB, BPEL using Oracle SOA Suite: Article – I
Blogger Prasad Bhogle shares his experience in a nice primer for those just getting started with SOA and Oracle SOA Suite.
WebSphere Process Server operational architecture: Part 1: Base architecture and infrastructure components
Part 1 of this two-part article series dives deeply into the operational reference architecture of IBM® WebSphere® Process Server. This article introduces you to concepts, such as Service Component Architecture (SCA), Business Process Choreographer (BPC) and Service Integration Bus (SIB) in the context of WebSphere Process Server, and shows you how they work together to build a secure transactional runtime environment for your SOA.
White paper: Oracle SOA Suite High-Availability FAQ and Troubleshooting Guide
Focuses on clustering of Oracle Application Server as it relates to SOA Suite components, BPEL Process Manager (BPEL), and
Enterprise Service Bus (ESB).
SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) Software - Business Process Management and Integration - Fiorano
g organizations to rapidly integrate systems and reap the benefits of Service Oriented Architecture without the time, cost and complexity normally associated with process-
Graphical monitoring for BPEL 2.0
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For the last week, I've been looking into ways to expose business process monitoring in <a href="http://www.glassfishesb.org">GlassFish ESB</a> in a way that makes more sense to a business analyst, rather than the person who actually implemented the process. There's a broad spread of technical interfaces available but options for graphical views are more limited.
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Let's take an example BPEL 2.0 process which crops up often in demos and tutorials: the loan application. Here's the BPEL model I came up with:
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You can figure out the flow here fairly easily - but you have to think about it and trace through the steps. From a high level, there's a lot here that you're not interested in and have to mentally filter out. All you <i>really</i> care about are the invoke statements, and the o
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