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WSO2 BPS - Sample Guide - HelloWorld

Sample Guide - HelloWorld

Table of Content

• Objective
• Prerequisites
• Overall Idea

Objective

Explains the basic constructs like <import/>, <partnerLinks/>, <variables/>.

Prerequisites

• Log in into BPS server admin console.
• Under Business Processes -> Add BPEL.
• Upload the HelloWorld2.zip , (all samples are located at our sample repository.)
• Under the Business Processes -> Processes.
• Under the WSDL details widget -> Create instance

Overall Idea

• <import/> -

  <importlocation="HelloWorld2.wsdl"namespace="http://ode/bpel/unit-test.wsdl"importType="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/"/>

  Used to include WSDL and XSD definitions in the BPEL definition.
  Note - need to define namespace prefix for the namespace of imported resource in the BPEL definition in order to refer the imported resources inside BPEL definition.


• <partnerLinks/> -

  <partnerLinks><partnerLinkname="helloPartnerLink"partnerLinkType="test:HelloPartnerLinkType"myRole="me"/></partnerLinks>

  This is where the connections to external parties are defined. If there’s any external interaction, partner link should be defined for each of them.

  For more details on creating partner links and invoking external parties, refer http://wso2.org/library/articles/writing-simple-ws-bpel-process-wso2-bps-apache-ode#establish-partner-link



• <variables/> -

  <variables><variablename="myVar"messageType="test:HelloMessage"/><variablename="tmpVar"type="xsd:string"/><variablename="tmpDate"type="xsd:dateTime"/></variables>

  BPEL variable are used to store the state of the process in the run-time. The type of a variable can be a WSDL message type or XML schema definition.

  For more details on defining variables, referring and modifying variables, refer http://wso2.org/library/articles/writing-simple-ws-bpel-process-wso2-bps-apache-ode#variable-manipulation