ActiveBPEL® Designer User’s Guide

ActiveBPEL Tutorial

Topics:

Introduction to ActiveBPEL Tutorial

Tutorial Part 1: Starting a New Process

Tutorial Part 2: Planning and Designing a Process

Tutorial Part 3: Working with Orchestration Interfaces

Tutorial Part 4: Using the Operation Wizard to Create Web Interaction Activities

Tutorial Part 5: Adding Process Activities and Properties

Tutorial Part 6: Adding Fault Handling

Tutorial Part 7: Adding Compensation and Correlation

Tutorial Part 8: Simulating the Process

Tutorial Part 9: Deploying the Process

Tutorial Part 10: Running the Process on the Server

Tutorial Part 11: Debugging Your Process Remotely

The ActiveBPEL tutorial presents the how-to’s and why-to’s of orchestration: creating, deploying, and debugging a Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) process using ActiveBPEL Designer.

The purpose of the tutorial is to familiarize you with using ActiveBPEL and not to teach you the BPEL specification or the other specifications that BPEL relies on, such as the Web Services Description Language and schema. ActiveBPEL is rigorously based on the WS-BPEL 2.0 specification and schema. The product generates valid WS-BPEL 2.0 code for your process as it guides you with easy-to-use icons, wizards and dialogs to provide the right information.

For an introduction to BPEL, refer to help topics in Welcome to ActiveBPEL Designer.