BPEL4WS Business Processes with WebSphere Business Integration: Understanding, Modeling, Migrating
This IBM Redbooks publication introduces the industry open standard for business processes: Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL4WS), focusing on the use of BPEL4WS throughout the WebSphere Business Integration product set. Part One introduces the BPEL4WS standard and presents...
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| description | This IBM Redbooks publication introduces the industry open
standard for business processes: Business Process Execution
Language for Web Services (BPEL4WS), focusing on the use of BPEL4WS
throughout the WebSphere Business Integration product set.
Part One introduces the BPEL4WS standard and presents appropriate
usage scenarios. The heritage of BPEL4WS as the next generation of
Web services and service-oriented architecture is discussed, along
with a detailed description of BPEL4WS components.
Part Two describes how WebSphere Business Integration Modeler can
be used to create high level business process models suitable for
business analysts, and explains how these models can be implemented
as fully functional BPEL4WS processes using WebSphere Studio
Application Developer Integration Edition . This creates a BPEL4WS
process suitable for deployment to WebSphere Business Integration
Server Foundation . A sample scenario with step-by-step
instructions is provided.
Part Three describes migration considerations for existing business
process implementations. Migration considerations and tools for
WebSphere Application Server Enterprise FDML processes are
discussed. The reuse of WebSphere MQ Workflow process logic in
BPEL4WS is also described. Step-by-step instructions are provided
for both scenarios.Please note that the additional material referenced in the text is not available from IBM. |
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Part One introduces the BPEL4WS standard and presents appropriate
usage scenarios. The heritage of BPEL4WS as the next generation of
Web services and service-oriented architecture is discussed, along
with a detailed description of BPEL4WS components.
Part Two describes how WebSphere Business Integration Modeler can
be used to create high level business process models suitable for
business analysts, and explains how these models can be implemented
as fully functional BPEL4WS processes using WebSphere Studio
Application Developer Integration Edition . This creates a BPEL4WS
process suitable for deployment to WebSphere Business Integration
Server Foundation . A sample scenario with step-by-step
instructions is provided.
Part Three describes migration considerations for existing business
process implementations. Migration considerations and tools for
WebSphere Application Server Enterprise FDML processes are
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Language for Web Services (BPEL4WS), focusing on the use of BPEL4WS
throughout the WebSphere Business Integration product set.
Part One introduces the BPEL4WS standard and presents appropriate
usage scenarios. The heritage of BPEL4WS as the next generation of
Web services and service-oriented architecture is discussed, along
with a detailed description of BPEL4WS components.
Part Two describes how WebSphere Business Integration Modeler can
be used to create high level business process models suitable for
business analysts, and explains how these models can be implemented
as fully functional BPEL4WS processes using WebSphere Studio
Application Developer Integration Edition . This creates a BPEL4WS
process suitable for deployment to WebSphere Business Integration
Server Foundation . A sample scenario with step-by-step
instructions is provided.
Part Three describes migration considerations for existing business
process implementations. Migration considerations and tools for
WebSphere Application Server Enterprise FDML processes are
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usage scenarios. The heritage of BPEL4WS as the next generation of
Web services and service-oriented architecture is discussed, along
with a detailed description of BPEL4WS components.
Part Two describes how WebSphere Business Integration Modeler can
be used to create high level business process models suitable for
business analysts, and explains how these models can be implemented
as fully functional BPEL4WS processes using WebSphere Studio
Application Developer Integration Edition . This creates a BPEL4WS
process suitable for deployment to WebSphere Business Integration
Server Foundation . A sample scenario with step-by-step
instructions is provided.
Part Three describes migration considerations for existing business
process implementations. Migration considerations and tools for
WebSphere Application Server Enterprise FDML processes are
discussed. The reuse of WebSphere MQ Workflow process logic in
BPEL4WS is also described. Step-by-step instructions are provided
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