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Understanding the BPEL Module Project

Understanding the BPEL Module Project. The BPEL Module project. The BPEL Module project is a group of source files which includes BPEL files, WSDL files, and XML schema files. Within a BPEL Module project, you can author a business process compliant with the WS-BPEL 2.0 language specification.

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Understanding the BPEL Module Project

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  1. Understanding the BPEL Module Project

  2. The BPEL Module project • The BPEL Module project is a group of source files which includes BPEL files, WSDL files, and XML schema files. Within a BPEL Module project, you can author a business process compliant with the WS-BPEL 2.0 language specification.

  3. The BPEL Module project provides point-and-click support • Using the New Project wizard to create a BPEL Module project and a Composite Application project. • Importing WSDL Resources to act as partner services in the business process. • Creating new WSDL resources, as needed. • Importing XML Schema resources. • Adding BPEL activities to the business process diagram; further defining the elements by using Property Editor dialog boxes, Properties window, and pop-up menu actions. • Creating and changing the source code of the BPEL, WSDL and XSD files. • Checking and validating XML source code. • Building and adding the project as a JBI module to a Composite Application project. • Test running BPEL processes by sending sample messages to the deployed process or processes. • Debugging deployed business processes

  4. Steps to Create a BPEL Module Project • Create a new BPEL Module Project using the New Project wizard. • Create a Composite Application Project. For sample processes, Composite Application projects are created automatically for you. For the processes created from scratch, you create the Composite Application project manually. • Add JBI Modules to the Composite Application project. • (Optional) Build the Composite Application project and make sure that the Application Server is started. • Deploy the Composite Application Project. • Create test cases. For sample processes, test cases are automatically created. For new projects, you need to create at least one test case. • Run one or all test cases. • If necessary, debug the BPEL process.

  5. Creating a New Project from a Sample BPEL Module Project • Choose File → New Project (Ctrl-Shift-N). • In the Categories list, expand the Samples node and select SOA. • In the Projects list, select the sample project you want to create and click Next. • In the Name and Location page, name the project and specify the location of project files. • Click Finish. The wizard creates two types of projects for the selected sample: a sample BPEL Module project and a sample Composite Application project. You are free to modify the sample business process and or add additional BPEL processes to the BPEL Module. To deploy, test-run, and debug the BPEL process, use the Composite Application project.

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