Index

A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y

Numerics

101.HelloWorld

tutorials, 1.5.3

102.InvokingProcesses

tutorials, 1.5.3

103.XMLDocuments

tutorials, 1.5.3

104.SyncQuoteConsumer

tutorials, 1.5.3

105.AsyncCompositeLoanBroker

tutorials, 1.5.3

106.ParallelFlows

tutorials, 1.5.3

107.Exceptions

tutorials, 1.5.3

108.Timeouts

tutorials, 1.5.3

109.CorrelationSets

tutorials, 1.5.3

112.Arrays

tutorials, 1.5.3

113.ABCARouting

tutorials, 1.5.3

114.XSLTTransformations

tutorials, 1.5.3

115.XQueryTransformations

tutorials, 1.5.3

121.FileAdapter

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

122.DBAdapter

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

123.AQAdapter

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

124.JMSAdapter

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

125.ReportsSchema

tutorials, 1.5.3

126.DataAggregator

tutorials, 1.5.3

127.OrderBookingTutorial

tutorials, 1.5.3

128.GoogleFlow

tutorials, 1.5.3

129.FTPAdapter

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

130.SendEmailWithAttachments

tutorials, 1.5.3

132.UserTasks

tutorials, 1.5.3

133.SecureInvokingProcesses

tutorials, 1.5.3

140.AdapterFramework

tutorials, 1.5.3

150.AppsAdapter

tutorials, 1.5.3

701.LargeProcesses

tutorials, 1.5.3

702.Bindings

tutorials, 1.5.3

A

abs function

description, D.6.1

accountName

XML file, 14.3.8

action permissions

in worklists, 16.3.1.11

actionable notification

definition, 14.2

actional e-mails, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.4

activation agent

customize task syntax, 19.1.3.2.4

e-mail, 14.3.8

activationAgent attributes

setting for notifications in the bpel.xml file, 14.3.8

active

process life cycle, 19.3.2.6.1

activities

adapters tab, B.1.1

annotations tab, B.1.1

assign, B.1.2

compensate, B.1.3

correlation sets tab, B.1.1

decide, B.1.4

definition, 1.3, 2.4

e-mail, B.1.5

empty, B.1.6

fax, B.1.7

flow, B.1.8

flowN, B.1.9

human task, B.1.10

invoke, B.1.11

Java embedding, B.1.12

overview, 2.4, B.1

pager, B.1.13

pick, B.1.14

receive, B.1.15

reply, B.1.16

scope, B.1.17

sensors tab, B.1.1

sequence, B.1.18

SMS, B.1.19

switch, B.1.20

tasks common to many activities, B.1.1

terminate, B.1.21

throw, B.1.22

transform, B.1.23

voice, B.1.24

wait, B.1.25

while, B.1.26

Activities tab

Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.4

activity executed assert

overview, 20.1.4

activity interactions

viewing, 19.3.3

activity sensor reports

creating, 22.1.3

activity sensors

definition, 17.2

Adapter Configuration wizard

starting, 2.9

adapters

configuring, 2.9

definition, 2.9

documentation, 2.9

in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.9

overview, B.2

service names, 2.9

supported technology adapters, 1.2

supported third-party adapters, 1.2

tutorials for third-party adapters, 1.2

adapters tab

in activities, B.1.1

add-dayTimeDuration-to-dateTime function

description, D.5.1

adding comments and attachments

in worklists, 16.3.1.5

addQuotes function

description, D.3.1

ADF data controls

preview release support, 15.8.2.1

ADT queue

tutorial, 1.5.3

ADT types supported with 10.1.3 types

tutorial, 1.5.3

ADT with XMLType payload

tutorial, 1.5.3

alarm table

refreshing from Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2.4

AmazonFlow

demos, 1.5.1

annotations tab

in activities, B.1.1

ant

customize task for deploying to multiple environments with different configuration values, 19.1.3

definition, 19.4.1

deploying test suites, 20.4.2

deploying to multiple environments with different configuration values, 19.1.3

deploying workflow task display forms, 15.8.5

deployProcess test, 20.5.2

generating custom reports, 20.6.4

generating report results, 20.5.2

performing local deployment, 19.2.5

running test suites, 20.5.2

specifying the property value for development and production environments in a single build file location, 19.1.3

syntax for customize task, 19.1.3.2

task examples, 19.4.2.1

using the developer prompt, 2.2

Apache Axis

sample of interoperability with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.5

tutorials, 1.5

appendToList function

description, D.3.2

Application Navigator

accessing the Human Task editor from, 15.6.1.1

contents of, 2.3.1.1

definition, 2.3.1.1

location of in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.3.1

applications

blank spaces not permitted in directory path, 2.3.1

creating in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.3.1

definition, 2.3.1

AQ adapter

ADT queue tutorial, 1.5.3

ADT with XMLType payload tutorial, 1.5.3

capabilities, B.2.1

CLOB payload as opaque tutorial, 1.5.3

CLOB payload tutorial, 1.5.3

correlations tutorial, 1.5.3

enqueuing files to BLOB columns tutorial, 1.5.3

listening for message recipients tutorial, 1.5.3

multiconsumer queues tutorial, 1.5.3

raw queues tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

rejectedMessageHandler property tutorial, 1.5.3

rules-based subscriber tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

simple XMLType payload tutorial, 1.5.3

SQL primitive types tutorial, 1.5.3

supported 10.1.3 ADT types tutorial, 1.5.3

tutorials, 1.5.3

AQ adapter BLOB column enqueuing

tutorial, 1.5.3

AQ adapter correlations

tutorial, 1.5.3

AQ adapter message recipients listener

tutorial, 1.5.3

AQ adapter multiconsumer queues

tutorial, 1.5.3

AQ adapter raw queues

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

AQ adapter SQL primitive types

tutorial, 1.5.3

B

BankTransferDemo

demos, 1.5.1

batching

message batching limitations with Oracle Business Activity Monitoring, 17.5.3

tutorials, 1.5.3

batchProcessActive function

description, D.10.2

batchProcessCompleted function

description, D.10.3

BEA WebLogic

sample of interoperability with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.5

supported by Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.2

best practices

process life cycle recommendations for a development environment, 19.3.2.6.2

process life cycle recommendations for a production environment, 19.3.2.6.3

binary attachments

demo, 1.5.1, 3.21

to SOAP messages, 3.21

bindingFault

definition, 8.4.2.1

Boolean values

assigning, 3.10

BPEL

definition

BPEL design environment

overview, 2.3

BPEL domains

creating and managing, 19.2

BPEL exec extension

references, 1.5.2

BPEL files

definition, 2.3.1.1

partner links definition, 4.2.1

BPEL Process Deployer

deploying, 19.1.1

BPEL processes

catching exception errors, A.1.1

common interaction patterns, 12

compiling and deploying, 19.1

correcting validation errors in complex BPEL processes, A.1.3

creating an empty process and importing a schema, A.1.5

creating templates of BPEL processes, 2.3.1

default revision, 19.3.2.6.1

handling long-running processes, A.1.4

importing an existing project, 2.3.1

invoking with a Web Service/SOAP interface, 11.3.4

life cycles, 19.3.2.6.1

manually undeploying, 19.3.2.6.1

sending messages from a Java/JSP application, 11.3

undeployed, 19.3.2.6.1

viewing and managing on the Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3

BPEL Processes tab

Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2

BPEL projects

creating templates of BPEL processes, 2.3.1

naming conventions, 2.3.1

BPEL test

activity executed assert, 20.1.4

assertions overview, 20.1.4

asynchronous event emulation, 20.6.2

client APIs, 20.6.7

composite test case, 20.1.1

creating a test case from Oracle BPEL Control, 20.3.5

creating activity execution asserts, 20.3.4.2.2

creating assertions, 20.3.4.2

creating emulations, 20.3.4.1

creating external calls, 20.3.4.3

creating test cases, 20.3.3

creating test suites, 20.3

creating value asserts, 20.3.4.2.1

creating XML asserts, 20.3.4.2.3

custom reporting, 20.6.4

database views, 20.6.5

definition, 20.1

deploying test suites, 20.4, 20.4.1, 20.4.2

editing test cases, 20.3.4

emulating BPEL tests, 20.3.4.1.3

emulating faults, 20.3.4.1.2

emulating inbound messages, 20.3.4.1.1

emulating partner tests, 20.3.4.1.3

emulations overview, 20.1.3

fatal assertions not supported at runtime, 20.3.4.2.1, 20.3.4.2.3

importing test cases, 20.3.2

JUnit support, 20.1.6

naming limitations on test suites and test cases, 20.3

process code coverage overview, 20.1.5

running test suites from an ant task, 20.5.2

running test suites from Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2.6.10, 20.5.1

setting dynamic values at run time, 20.6.1

simple value assert, 20.1.4

test case overview, 20.1.1

test suite assertions, 20.2.3

test suite components, 20.2

test suite emulations, 20.2.2

test suite include files, 20.2.4

test suites overview, 20.1.2

test suites process initiation, 20.2.1

unit test case, 20.1.1

verifying external actions, 20.6.3

viewing test results, 20.5.1

XML assert, 20.1.4

XML schemas, 20.6.6

BPEL XPath functions

examples, 3.2.2

BPEL_ACTIVITY_SENSOR_VALUES

sensor public view, 17.6.1

BPEL_FAULT_SENSOR_VALUES

sensor public view, 17.6.1

BPEL_PROCESS_INSTANCES

sensor public view, 17.6.1

BPEL_VARIABLE_SENSOR_VALUES

sensor public view, 17.6.1

bpeladmin

changing the password, 19.2.2

logging into domains, 19.2.1

user account, 15.12.5, 19.2.1

bpelc

definition, 19.4.2

examples, 19.4.2.1

using, 19.4.2

BPELTest

demos, 1.5.1

references, 1.5.2

bpelx

in assign activities, B.1.2

bpelx exec extension

for embedding Java code in a BPEL process, 9.1.3.1

bpelx:append extension

appending data to a node list, D.3.2

description, 3.13.1

bpelx:copyList extension

copying a node list or a node, D.3.3

description, 3.13.6

bpelx:exec extension

built-in methods, 9.1.3.3

bpelx:headerVariable extension

description, 3.20

bpelx:insertAfter extension

description, 3.13.3

bpelx:insertBefore extension

description, 3.13.2

bpelx:property extension

description, 3.19.3

bpelx:remove extension

description, 3.13.4

bpelx:rename extension

description, 3.13.5

bpelx:validate extension

description, 3.14

bpel.xml file

content is read into memory only when the file is opened, 2.3.1.9

definition, 2.3.1.1

deployment descriptor file, C.1.1

do not edit through a combination of Oracle JDeveloper and a text editor, 2.3.1.9

registering sensors and sensor actions, 17.3.5

setting activationAgent attributes, 14.3.8

updating a preference at run time, 19.3.2.6.6

BPMDefaultDomainAdmin

identity service role, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

BPMERRORS

sensor public view, 17.6.1

BPMSystemAdmin

identity service role, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

BPMWorkflowAdmin

identity service role, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

BPMWorkflowReassign

identity service role, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

BPMWorkflowSuspend

identity service role, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

BPMWorkflowViewHistory

identity service role, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

browsers

supported, 19.2.1

built-in reports

of workflows, 15.2

business faults

definition, 8.4, 8.4.1

business process execution language

See BPEL

business rules

assertXPath, 18.7.3

connecting to a rules engine, 18.4.1

creating a BPEL project, 18.5.4.2

creating a connection to the rule engine, 18.5.4.1

creating a decide activity, 18.5.4.4

creating a decision service partner link, 18.5.4.3

definition, 2.8, 18.1.1

deployment and run time, 18.6, 18.6.2, 18.6.3

in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.8

integrating with BPEL processes through the decision service wizard, 18.4.2

invoking the sample rule set from a BPEL process, 18.5.4

logging of session events, 18.7.2

methodology, 18.5

modeling fact types based on an XML schema, 18.5.2

creating a data model for rule authoring, 18.5.2.1

creating a new repository and dictionary, 18.5.2.2

creating a new rule set and model rules, 18.5.2.4

importing the XML schema into the data model, 18.5.2.3

modeling rules based on existing RL or JavaBeans fact types, 18.5.3

creating a new data model using the RL fact types, 18.5.3.2

creating a new rule set and rules, 18.5.3.3

creating the RL function contract, 18.5.3.4

defining a contract between BPEL and business rules, 18.5.3.1

selecting with the decision service wizard, 18.4.2.2

summary of methodology, 18.5.5

supported rules engines, 18.4.1

use case, 18.8

use case for data validation and constraint checks, 18.3

use case for dynamic processing, 18.3

use case for externalizing decision points in the process, 18.3

use case for human workflow, 18.3

use cases, 18.3

with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 18.1.3

XPath expressions, 18.7.3

business rules dictionary

definition, 18.1.3

C

cache

clearing the WSDL cache, 19.3.2.1

callback classes

specifying on task status, 15.6.8.7

callbacks

task routing and customization in BPEL callbacks, 15.6.8.8, 15.7.4.5

viewing, 15.7.5.1

catch branch

creating, B.1.17

fault handling, 8.9

references, 1.5.2

tutorial, 1.5.3

channels

e-mail, 14.3.1

fax, 14.3.2

pager, 14.3.3

SMS, 14.3.4

voice mail, 14.3.5

CheckoutDemo

demos, 1.5.1

class names

specifying in the external routing service participant type, 15.6.5.7

clearTaskAssignees function

description, D.8.1

client APIs

in BPEL tests, 20.6.7

CLOB payload

tutorial, 1.5.3

CLOB payload as opaque

tutorial, 1.5.3

COBOL Copybook

tutorial, 1.5.3

code coverage tests

overview, 20.1.5

comma-separated value (CSV) files

exporting reports to CSV files, 22.1

tutorials, 1.5.3

compare function

description, D.9.1

compare-ignore-case function

description, D.9.2

compatibility

between workflow services 10.1.2 and 10.1.3.1.0, 15.1, E.3

compensate activity

capabilities, B.1.3

definition, 8.10

fault handling, 8.10

tutorial, 1.5.1

compilation

of BPEL processes, 19.1

without deployment on Oracle JDeveloper, 19.1.1.1

compiling

VacationRequest process, 15.11.3.6

complex structures

tutorial, 1.5.3

complex type

variables, 3.5

Component Palette

accessing the Human Task editor from, 15.6.1.2

definition, 2.3.1.5

location of in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.3.1

transformation functions, 2.3.1.5

composite test

definition, 20.1.1

concat function

description, 3.9

conditional branching logic

definition, 7, 7.1

tutorials, 1.5.3

use case, 7.1

use of XPath expressions, 7.2

using switch activities, 7.3

using while activities, 7.4

conditional processing

with xsl choose, 13.4.5.2

with xsl if, 13.4.5.1

configuration properties

deployment descriptor, C.2

constant values

in transformations, 13.4.2

copyList function

description, D.3.3

core XPath functions

examples, 3.2.2

correlation ID

WS-Addressing, 5.2.3

correlation sets

associating with receive activities, 5.4.5

creating, 5.4.4

creating property aliases, 5.4.6

definition, 5.2.4, 5.2.4.2

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 5.4

WSDL file content, 5.4.7

correlation sets tab

in activities, B.1.1

correlations, 5.2.4

adding on an OnMessage branch of a pick activity, B.1.14

countNodes function, 3.15.2

description, D.3.4

create instance

definition, 5.2.3

in receive activities, 5.2.3

create-delimited-string function

description, D.9.3

createInstance attribute, 5.2.3

create-nodeset-from-deliminated-string function

description, D.1.1

createWordMLDocument function

description, D.8.2

current-date function

description, D.5.2

current-dateTime function

description, D.5.3

current-time function

description, D.5.4

custom

sensor publish type, 17.2

custom escalation function

using, 15.13.3

custom plug-ins

use with identity service, 15.12.5.2, 15.12.5.2.3

custom reporting

in BPEL tests, 20.6.4

custom task display form

contents of, 15.8.4

contents of autogenerated JSP, 15.8.4.1

contents of custom JSP, 15.8.4.2

contents of default JSP, 15.8.4.3

contents of XSL, 15.8.4.4

custom XPath functions

references, 1.5.2

customize task

activation agent properties, 19.1.3.2.4

deployment descriptor configurations properties, 19.1.3.2.2

deployment descriptor preferences properties, 19.1.3.2.5

example, 19.1.3.1

for deploying to multiple environments with different configuration values, 19.1.3

partnerlinkbinding properties, 19.1.3.2.3

specifying the property value for development and production environments in a single build file location, 19.1.3

syntax, 19.1.3.2

D

Dashboard tab

Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.1

viewing deployed processes, 15.11.3.7

data manipulation

accessing fields with complex type variables, 3.5

assigning Boolean values, 3.10

assigning date or time, 3.11

assigning literal strings, 3.8

assigning numeric values, 3.6

concatenating strings, 3.9

converting from a string to a structured XML object type, 3.16

copying data between variables, 3.4

determining array sizes, 3.15.2

dynamically indexing into a data sequence, 3.15.3

dynamically indexing with the getElement function, 3.15.3.4

generating array-equivalent functionality with the genEmptyElem function, 3.15.3.5

initializing variables, 3.3

manipulating arrays, 3.15

manipulating attributes, 3.12

mathematical calculations with XPath functions, 3.7

statically indexing into a data sequence, 3.15.1

with assign activities, 3.2.2, 3.4

with XQuery and XSLT, 3.2.2

data sequences

dynamically indexing into, 3.15.3

database

sensor publish type, 17.2

database adapter

advanced tutorial, 1.5.3

capabilities, B.2.2

delete operation tutorial, 1.5.3

fault handling tutorial, 1.5.3

insert operation tutorial, 1.5.3

last read ID tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

logical polling delete strategy, 1.5.3

master detail replication tutorial, 1.5.3

merge operation tutorial, 1.5.3

polling control table tutorial, 1.5.3

pure SQL tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

query by example, 1.5.3

REF CURSORS tutorial, 1.5.3

REF CURSORs tutorial, 1.5.3

SELECT ALL tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

SQL Server tutorial, 1.5.3

stored procedure tutorial, 1.5.3

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

update operation tutorial, 1.5.3

with file adapter tutorial, 1.5.3

database delete operation

tutorial, 1.5.3

database fault handling

tutorial, 1.5.3

database insert operation

tutorial, 1.5.3

database merge operation

tutorial, 1.5.3

database update operation

tutorial, 1.5.3

database views

in BPEL tests, 20.6.5

dates

assigning, 3.11

day-from-dateTime function

description, D.5.5

debatching

FTP adapter tutorial, 1.5.3

FTP tutorial, 1.5.3

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

decide activity

assert facts and execute rule set operation definition, 18.4.3.1

assert facts only operation definition, 18.4.3.1

assert facts, execute rule set, and retrieve results operation definition, 18.4.3.1

assert facts, execute rule set, retrieve results, and reset the session operation definition, 18.4.3.1

capabilities, B.1.4

creating, 18.5.4.4

definition, 18.4.3

execute function and reset the session operation definition, 18.4.3.1

execute function operation definition, 18.4.3.1

retrieve results operation definition, 18.4.3.1

selecting the operation of the invocation pattern, 18.4.3.1

decision service

advanced features, 18.7

architecture, 18.2

capabilities, B.2.3

components, 18.2.1

configuration file contents, 18.2.3

definition, 18.1.2

deployment and run time, 18.6, 18.6.2, 18.6.3

directory structure, 18.6.1

interactions with other components, 18.2.2

JAX-RPC Web services, 18.2.1, 18.7.1

logging of session events, 18.7.2

Oracle BPEL Control support, 18.6.3.2

Oracle Enterprise Manager support, 18.6.3.1

partner link, 18.6.1

use case, 18.8

using WSIF bindings, 18.7.1

Decision Service Builder

definition, 18.2.1

Decision Service Cache

definition, 18.2.1

Decision Service Runtime

definition, 18.2.1

decision service wizard

for integrating business rules with BPEL processes, 18.4.2

importing schema files, 18.4.2.4

selecting a business rule, 18.4.2.2

selecting an invocation pattern, 18.4.2.1

specifying input and output facts, 18.4.2.3

decision services

customizing assertXpath, 18.7.3

default

changing the password, 19.2.2

logging into domains, 19.2.1

user account, 15.12.5, 19.2.1

versions of processes, 19.3.2.6.1

default revision

of BPEL processes, 19.3.2.6.1

defining a fault handler, 8.4.2.4

dehydration

definition, 1.2, 5.2.6

dehydration store, 5.2.6

delegations

of tasks, 15.3.3

demonstrations

location of, 1.5, 1.5

demos

AmazonFlow, 1.5.1

AutoLoanDemo, 1.5.1

BankTransferDemo, 1.5.1

binary attachments in SOAP messages, 1.5.1, 3.21

binding faults, 8.4.2.4, 8.12

BPELTest, 1.5.1

CheckoutDemo, 1.5.1

compensate activity, 1.5.1

DocumentReview, 1.5.1

ExpenseRequestApproval, 1.5.1

FlowN activity, 1.5.1

GoogleFlow, 1.5.1

HelpDeskServiceRequest, 1.5.1

HotwireDemo, 1.5.1

human workflows, 1.5.1

IBMSamples, 1.5.1

Java embedding, 1.5.1

LoanDemo, 1.5.1

LoanDemoPlus, 1.5.1

parallel synchronous invocations, 1.5.1

ParallelSearch, 1.5.1

ResilientDemo, 1.5.1

run-time exceptions, 1.5.1

run-time faults, 8.4.2.4, 8.12

SalesforceFlow, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

sensor actions, 17.3

sensors, 17.3

SleepBroker, 1.5.1

transformations, 1.5.1

VacationRequest, 1.5.1

workflows, 1.5.1

XSLMapper, 1.5.1

XSLT Mapper, 1.5.1

deploying

VacationRequest process, 15.11.3.6

deployment

deploy one process at a time, 19.1

of a suitcase JAR file to a specific domain, 19.2.5

of BPEL processes, 19.1

of custom Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 16.5.1.5

of multiple versions of the same process, 19.1.1

overwriting versions, 19.1.1

specifying the property value for development and production environments in a single build file location, 19.1.3

status displays in Log Window, 19.1.1

to multiple environments with different configuration values, 19.1.3

undeploying a process from a specific domain, 19.2.6

with Oracle JDeveloper, 19.1.1

with the BPEL Process Deployer, 19.1.1

deployment descriptor

bpel.xml file, 2.3.1.1, C.1.1

configuration properties, C.2, C.2.1

customize task syntax, 19.1.3.2.2, 19.1.3.2.5

defining a configuration property, C.2.1

defining a preference property, C.1.1

encrypting a preference value, C.1.4

getting a preference value within a BPEL process, C.1.3

preference properties, C.1

updating a preference at run time, 19.3.2.6.6, C.1.2

developer prompt

required when deploying services through ant or obant, 2.2

development mode

changing, 19.2.4

Diagram window, 2.3.1.2

definition, 2.3.1.2

location of in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.3.1

dictionaries

in transformations, 13.4.8

DIME protocol

SOAP binary attachments, 3.21

doc function

description, D.3.5

documentation

using this guide, 1.4

DocumentReview

demos, 1.5.1

domain passwords

changing, 11.3.1.1

changing domain passwords, 19.2.2

domains

best practices, 19.2

changing domain passwords, 19.2.2

changing domains in Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.1.1

creating, 19.2.3

creating and managing, 19.2

definition, 19.1.1

deploying to specific domains, 19.2.5

logging into, 19.2.1

undeploying a process, 19.2.6

domain.xml file

increasing the syncMaxWaitTime property, 10.5, A.1.1

location, 10.5

setting properties to catch exception errors, A.1.1

dynamic assignment

of task participants, 15.6.5.2.1, 15.6.5.3.1, 15.6.5.4.1, 15.6.5.5.1, 15.6.5.6.1

dynamic assignment functions

configuring, 15.13.1.2

configuring display names, 15.13.1.3

definition, 15.13.1

implementing, 15.13.1.1

dynamic JCA partner links

tutorials, 1.5.3

dynamic partner links

references, 1.5.2

dynamic values

setting at run time, 20.6.1

E

EJB

invoked by a BPEL process through use of WSIF binding, 9.1.1

security in EJB Web services, 15.12.2.2

support in workflow services, 15.12.1

tutorials, 1.5.3

EJB Web service

capabilities, B.2.4

elements

ignoring in XSLT documents, 13.4.11

e-mail

attachments tutorial, 1.5.3

dynamically setting addresses, 14.3.6

making e-mails actional, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.4

notifications support, 14.2, 14.3.1

e-mail activation agent

starting processes, 14.3.8

e-mail activity

capabilities, B.1.5

e-mail attachments

notifications support, 14.3.1.1

tutorial, 1.5.3

e-mail messages

HTML content for message body, 14.3.1.2

empty activity

capabilities, B.1.6

definition, 8.9.1

fault handling, 8.9.1

empty processes

creating an empty process and importing a schema, A.1.5

emulation tests

overview, 20.1.3

emulations

creating, 20.3.4.1

emulating BPEL tests, 20.3.4.1.3

emulating faults, 20.3.4.1.2

emulating inbound messages, 20.3.4.1.1

emulating partner tests, 20.3.4.1.3

in BPEL test suites, 20.2.2

ending

tasks, 15.6.6

ends-with function

description, D.9.4

errors

invalid settings, B.3

escalating

tasks, 15.6.6

escalation policy

escalate after, 15.6.6.5

overview, 15.6.6.1, 15.6.6.1

specifying, 15.6.8.1

escalations

of tasks, 15.3.3

evaluation time

definition, 17.3.1

event handlers

references, 1.5.2

exceptions, 8.4

catching, A.1.1

tutorials, 1.5.3

execute function and reset the session operation

definition, 18.4.3.1

execute function operation

definition, 18.4.3.1

Execution Unit

definition, 18.2.1

ExpenseRequestApproval

demos, 1.5.1

expiration policy

expire after, 15.6.6.3

never expire, 15.6.6.2

overview, 15.6.6.1, 15.6.6.1

renew after, 15.6.6.4

expirations

of tasks, 15.3.3

expression constants

variable initialization, 3.3

external actions

verifying in BPEL tests, 20.6.3

external calls

creating in BPEL tests, 20.3.4.3

external routing service

configuring, 15.6.5.7

definition, 15.4, 15.6.5.7

specifying the class name, 15.6.5.7

workflow participant type, 15.4, 15.6.5.7

F

facades

See XML facades

Fact Converter

definition, 18.2.1

facts

specifying input and output facts with the decision service wizard, 18.4.2.3

fault handling, 8.4.2.4

binding faults demo, 8.4.2.4, 8.12

defining, 8, 8.2, 8.4.2.4, 8.12

importing RuntimeFault.wsdl, 8.4.2.4

modifying the WSDL files, 8.4.2.4

returning external faults, 8.8, 8.8.2

sample, 1.5.1

throwing a WSDL fault from a Java binding, 9.1.1.4

throwing internal faults, 8.7

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

use case, 8.1

using catch branches, 8.9

using compensate activities, 8.10

using empty activities, 8.9.1

using scope activities, 8.6, 8.9

using terminate activities, 8.11

using the getFaultAsString function, 8.5

using throw activities, 8.7

fault sensor reports

creating, 22.1.4

fault sensors

definition, 17.2

faults

categories of faults in BPEL, 8.4

emulating in BPEL tests, 20.3.4.1.2

Qname fault name, 8.4

returning external faults, 8.8, 8.8.2

standard faults, 8.3

throwing internal faults, 8.7

fax

notifications support, 14.3.2

fax activity

capabilities, B.1.7

file adapter

capabilities, B.2.5

COBOL Copybook tutorial, 1.5.3

complex structure tutorial, 1.5.3

debatching tutorial, 1.5.3

flat structure, 1.5.3

opaque with headers tutorial, 1.5.3

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

fire and forget

one-way message, 12.1

fixed length format

tutorials, 1.5.3

flat structure

tutorial, 1.5.3

flow activity

capabilities, B.1.8

definition, 6.3

references, 1.5.2

tutorials, 1.5.2, 1.5.3

flowN activity

capabilities, B.1.9

definition, 6.4

demos, 1.5.1

references, 1.5.2

format function

description, D.10.4

formatDate function

description, D.3.6

format-dateTime function

description, D.5.6

format-string function

description, D.9.5

FTP adapter

capabilities, B.2.6

FTP debatching, 1.5.3

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

functions

abs, D.6.1

add-dayTimeDuration-to-dateTime, D.5.1

addQuotes, D.3.1

appendToList, D.3.2

authenticate, D.10.1

batchProcessActive, D.10.2

batchProcessCompleted, D.10.3

chaining in transformations, 13.4.3.2

clearTaskAssignees, D.8.1

compare, D.9.1

compare-ignore-case, D.9.2

concat, 3.9

copyList, D.3.3

countNodes, 3.15.2, D.3.4

create-delimited-string, D.9.3

create-nodeset-from-deliminated-string, D.1.1

createWordMLDocument, D.8.2

creating a custom XPath function, D.11

current-date, D.5.2

current-dateTime, D.5.3

current-time, D.5.4

custom, 3.2.2

day-from-dateTime, D.5.5

deprecated workflow service and identity service functions, 15.14.1

descriptions, 13.4.3

doc, D.3.5

dynamically setting e-mail addresses and telephone numbers, 14.3.6

editing in transformations, 13.4.3.1

editing XPath expressions in transformations, 13.4.4

ends-with, D.9.4

examples, 3.2.2

format, D.10.4

formatDate, D.3.6

format-dateTime, D.5.6

format-string, D.9.5

functions prefixed with xp20 or orcl, 13.4.3

genEmptyElem, 3.15.3.5, D.10.5

generateGUID, D.3.7

generate-guid, D.1.2

getChildElement, D.10.6

getContentAsString, D.3.8

get-content-as-string, D.9.6

getConversationId, D.3.9

getCreator, D.3.10

getCurrentDate, 3.11, D.3.11

getCurrentDateTime, 3.11, D.3.12

getCurrentTime, 3.11, D.3.13

getDefaultRealmName, D.7.1

getDomainId, D.3.14

getElement, 3.15.3.4, D.3.15

getFaultAsString, 8.5

getGroupIdsFromGroupAlias, D.3.16

getGroupProperty, D.7.2

getInstanceId, D.3.17

getLinkStatus, D.2.1

get-localized-string, D.9.7

getManager, D.7.3

getMessage, D.10.7

getNodes, D.3.19

getNodeValue, D.3.18

getNotificationProperty, D.8.3

getNumberOfTaskApprovals, D.8.4

getPreference, D.3.20

getPreviousTaskApprover, D.8.5

getProcessId, D.3.21

getProcessOwnerId, D.3.22

getProcessURL, D.3.23

getProcessVersion, D.3.24

getReportees, D.7.4

getTaskAttachmentByIndex, D.8.6

getTaskAttachmentByName, D.8.7

getTaskAttachmentContents, D.8.8

getTaskAttachmentsCount, D.8.9

getTaskResourceBindingString, D.8.10

getUserAliasId, D.3.25

getUserProperty, 14.3.6, D.7.6

getUserRoles, D.7.7

getUsersInGroup, D.7.8

getVariableData, 14.3.6, D.2.2

getVariableProperty, D.2.3

hours-from-dateTime, D.5.7

implicit-timezone, D.5.8

in transformations, 13.4.3

index-within-string, D.9.8

integer, D.3.26

isUserInRole, D.7.9

last-index-within-string, D.9.9

left-trim, D.9.10

listUsers, D.10.8

location of function descriptions, 3.2.2

lookup-dvm, D.1.3

lookupGroup, D.7.10

lookup-table, D.4.1

lookupUser, D.7.11

lookup-xml, D.1.4

lower-case, D.9.11

matches, D.9.12

max-value-among-nodeset, D.10.9

mimic XPath 2.0 standards, 15.14

minutes-from-dateTime, D.5.9

min-value-among-nodeset, D.10.10

month-from-dateTime, D.5.10

parseEscapedXML, 3.16, D.3.27

position, 3.15.1

prefixed with xp20 or orcl, 13.4.3

processXQuery, D.3.28

processXSLT, 14.3.1.2, D.3.29

processXSQL, D.3.30

query-database, D.4.2

readBinaryFromFile, D.3.31

readFile, 14.3.1.1, D.3.32

references, 1.5.2

right-trim, D.9.13

search, D.10.11

seconds-from-dateTime, D.5.11

selecting an data sequence element, 3.15.1

sequence-next-val, D.4.3

square-root, D.10.12

subtract-dayTimeDuration-from-dateTime, D.5.12

timezone-from-dateTime, D.5.13

translateFromNative, D.10.13

translateToNative, D.10.14

upper-case, D.9.14

user-defined in transformations, 13.4.3.4

wfDynamicGroupAssign, D.8.11

wfDynamicUserAssign, D.8.12

workflow related, 15.14

writeBinaryToFile, D.3.33

year-from-dateTime, D.5.14

FYI assignee

configuring, 15.6.5.6

definition, 15.4, 15.6.5.6

workflow participant type, 15.4, 15.6.5.6

G

genEmptyElem function

description, 3.15.3.5, D.10.5

generateGUID function

description, D.3.7

generate-guid function

description, D.1.2

getChildElement function

description, D.10.6

getContentAsString function

description, D.3.8

get-content-as-string function

description, D.9.6

getConversationId function

description, D.3.9

getCreator function

description, D.3.10

getCurrentDate function

description, 3.11, D.3.11

getCurrentDateTime function

description, 3.11, D.3.12

getCurrentTime function

description, 3.11, D.3.13

getDefaultRealmName function

description, D.7.1

getDomainId function

description, D.3.14

getElement function

description, 3.15.3.4, D.3.15

getFaultAsString function

description, 8.5

getGroupIdsFromGroupAlias function

description, D.3.16

getGroupProperty function

description, D.7.2

getInstanceId function

description, D.3.17

getLinkStatus function

description, D.2.1

get-localized-string function

description, D.9.7

getManager function

description, D.7.3

getMessage function

description, D.10.7

getNodes function

description, D.3.19

getNodeValue function

description, D.3.18

getNotificationProperty function

description, D.8.3

getNumberOfTaskApprovals function

description, D.8.4

getPreference function

description, D.3.20

getPreviousTaskApprover function

description, D.8.5

getProcessId function

description, D.3.21

getProcessOwnerId function

description, D.3.22

getProcessURL function

description, D.3.23

getProcessVersion function

description, D.3.24

getReportees function

description, D.7.4

getTaskAttachmentByIndex function

description, D.8.6

getTaskAttachmentByName function

description, D.8.7

getTaskAttachmentContents function

description, D.8.8

getTaskAttachmentsCount function

description, D.8.9

getTaskResourceBindingString function

description, D.8.10

getUserAliasId function

description, D.3.25

getUserProperty function

description, D.7.6

example, 14.3.6

getUserRoles function

description, D.7.7

getUsersInGroup function

description, D.7.8

getVariableData function

description, 3.9, D.2.2

example, 14.3.6

using in mathematical calculations, 3.7

getVariableProperty function

description, D.2.3

global task variable name

specifying in human task activities, 15.7.4.1

GoogleFlow

demos, 1.5.1

grantees

relationship with roles, 15.12.5

group information

in worklists, 16.3.8

group vote

configuring, 15.6.5.3

consensus percentage, 15.6.5.3.4

default outcome, 15.6.5.3.4

definition, 15.4, 15.6.5.3

immediately triggering a voted outcome when a minimum percentage is met, 15.6.5.3.4

specifying group voting details, 15.6.5.3.4

waiting until all votes are in before triggering an outcome, 15.6.5.3.4

workflow participant type, 15.4, 15.6.5.3

groups

creating, 15.12.5.1

guest

user account, 15.12.5

H

header variables

viewing details in Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.3

headers

bpelx:property extension, 3.19.3

inputHeaderHandler, 3.19.1

manipulation of partnerLink properties, 3.19.3

message header handling, 3.19

outputHeaderHandler, 3.19.1

registering header handlers, 3.19.2

SOAP headers, 3.20

heap size

increasing, 13.5.2.1

HelpDeskServiceRequest

demos, 1.5.1

HotwireDemo

demos, 1.5.1

hours-from-dateTime function

description, D.5.7

HTTP binding

security tutorial, 1.5.3

HTTP get method

tutorials, 1.5.3

human task activity

associating with a BPEL process, 15.7, 15.7.1

capabilities, B.1.10

identification key, 15.7.4.3

including the task history of other tasks, 15.7.4.4, 15.7.5.2

opening a definition already associated with a BPEL process, 15.7.2

scope name and global task variable name, 15.7.4.1

specifying a task initiator and task priority, 15.7.3.2

specifying a task title, 15.7.3.1

specifying task parameters, 15.7.3.3

task owner, 15.7.4.2

viewing BPEL callbacks, 15.7.5.1

viewing the contents of, 15.7.5

human task definition

associating with a BPEL process, 15.5.2

creating with the Human Task editor, 15.6

Human Task editor

abruptly completing a condition, 15.6.5.9

accessing from the Application Navigator, 15.6.1.1

accessing from the Component Palette, 15.6.1.2

actional e-mails, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.4

allowing all participants to invite other participants, 15.6.5.8

assigning task participants by name or expression, 15.6.5.2.1, 15.6.5.3.1, 15.6.5.4.1, 15.6.5.5.1, 15.6.5.6.1

bypassing task participants, 15.6.5.2.2, 15.6.5.3.2, 15.6.5.4.2, 15.6.5.5.2

changes between the workflow wizard in 10.1.2 and the Human Task editor in 10.1.3.1.0, E.2

creating the human task definition, 15.6

definition, 2.8, 15.2, 15.5.1, 15.6

dynamically assigning task participants by expression, 15.6.5.2.1, 15.6.5.3.1, 15.6.5.4.1, 15.6.5.5.1, 15.6.5.6.1

editing notification messages, 15.6.7.2

escalate after policy, 15.6.6.5

escalating, renewing, or ending a task, 15.6.6

escalation and expiration policy overview, 15.6.6.1, 15.6.6.1

escalation rules, 15.6.8.1

exiting the editor and saving changes, 15.6.9

expire after policy, 15.6.6.3

external routing service task participant, 15.6.5.7

FYI assignee task participant, 15.6.5.6

group vote task participant, 15.6.5.3

group voting details, 15.6.5.3.4

inviting additional task participants, 15.6.5.2.4, 15.6.5.4.5, 15.6.5.5.4

management chain task participant, 15.6.5.4

multilingual settings, 15.6.8.4, 15.10.3

never expire policy, 15.6.6.2

notification preferences, 15.6.7

notifying recipients of changes to task status, 15.6.7.1

number of task approvers, 15.6.5.4.3

overriding default exception management, 15.6.8.6

overriding default system actions, 15.6.8.5

renew after policy, 15.6.6.4

reviewing the sections of, 15.6.2

securing notifications, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.8

sequential list of approvers task participant, 15.6.5.5

setting up reminders, 15.6.7.3

sharing attachments and comments with task participants, 15.6.5.3.3, 15.6.5.6.2

single approver task participant, 15.6.5.2

specifying callback classes, 15.6.8.7

specifying class names, 15.6.5.7

style sheets in attachments, 15.6.8.3

task attachments with e-mail notifications, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.5

task outcome, 15.6.3.2

task owner specification through the user directory, 15.6.3.3.1

task owner specification through XPath expressions, 15.6.3.3.2

task participants, 15.6.5

task payload data structure, 15.6.4

task routing and customization in BPEL callbacks, 15.6.8.8, 15.7.4.5

task title and priority, 15.6.3.1

time limits for acting on tasks, 15.6.5.2.3, 15.6.5.3.5, 15.6.5.4.4, 15.6.5.5.3

WordML style sheets in attachments, 15.6.8.2

human workflow

creating a new project, 15.11.3.1

creating a user task activity, 15.11.3.2

demos, 1.5.1

running the VacationRequest process, 15.11.3.7

tutorials, 1.5.3

validating, compiling, and deploying, 15.11.3.6

I

IBMSamples

demos, 1.5.1

IDeliveryService.post() method

invoking a one-way Web service operation, 11.3.1.4

IDeliveryService.request() method

invoking a two-way Web service operation, 11.3.1.3

identification key

specifying in human task activities, 15.7.4.3

identity service

creating users and groups, 15.12.5.1

definition, 15.2, 15.2.2, 15.12.5

deprecated functions, 15.14.1

determining a user's local language and time zone, 16.4, 16.4

EJB, SOAP, and Java support, 15.12.1, 16.6.2

functions

getDefaultRealmName, D.7.1

getGroupProperty, D.7.2

getManager, D.7.3

getReportees, D.7.4

getUserProperty, D.7.6

getUserRoles, D.7.7

getUsersInGroup, D.7.8

isUserInRole, D.7.9

lookupGroup, D.7.10

lookupUser, D.7.11

multirealm support, 15.12.5.4

providers, 15.12.5.2, 15.12.5.2.1, 15.12.5.2.2, 15.12.5.2.3

support for in workflows, 15.2, 15.12.5

supported task operations, 15.12.5

use with custom plug-ins, 15.12.5.2, 15.12.5.2.3

use with JAZN, 15.2, 15.12.5, 15.12.5.2, 15.12.5.2.1

use with LDAP, 15.2, 15.12.5, 15.12.5.2

use with third-party LDAP servers, 15.12.5.2.2

user and role properties, 15.12.5.3

WSDL file location, 15.12.1

XPath extension functions, 15.14

implicit-timezone function

description, D.5.8

import

an existing BPEL process into a project, 2.3.1

cannot import XSD files in a ZIP file, 2.3.1

of schemas into an empty BPEL process, A.1.5

source and target schemas into a transformation, 13.2.2

two schema files of the same name into the same project is not supported, 2.3.1.7

user-defined functions in the XSLT Mapper, 13.4.3.4

include files

in BPEL test suites, 20.2.4

indexing methods

using XPath, 3.15.1

index-within-string function

description, D.9.8

inspection.wsil file

adding remote Web services, 4.2.1.4

instances

starting new, 5.2.3

Instances tab

Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.3

integer function

description, D.3.26

integration server connection

using to deploy a process, 15.11.3.6

interaction patterns

asynchronous interaction with notification timer, 12.5

asynchronous interaction with timeout, 12.4

asynchronous interactions, 12.3

common patterns between a BPEL process and another application, 12

multiple interactions, 12.10

one request, a mandatory response, and an optional response, 12.8

one request, multiple responses, 12.6

one request, one of two possible responses, 12.7

one-way message, 12.1

partial processing, 12.9

synchronous interactions, 12.2

interop

location of, 1.5

interoperability

with Apache Axis, 1.5

with BEA WebLogic, 1.5

with Microsoft .Net, 1.5

Invalid Settings error message, B.3

invocation patterns

assert facts and execute rule set operation definition, 18.4.3.1

assert facts only operation definition, 18.4.3.1

assert facts, execute rule set, and retrieve results operation definition, 18.4.3.1

assert facts, execute rule set, retrieve results, and reset the session operation definition, 18.4.3.1

execute function and reset the session operation definition, 18.4.3.1

execute function operation definition, 18.4.3.1

retrieve results operation definition, 18.4.3.1

selecting the operation in the decide activity, 18.4.3.1

selecting with the decision service wizard, 18.4.2.1

supported, 18.4.2.1

invoke activity, 5.2.3

adding to an asynchronous service, 5.3.2

capabilities, B.1.11

definition, 4.2

in asynchronous services, 5.2.3, 5.3.2

in synchronous services, 4.2, 4.2.2

references, 1.5.2

tutorials, 1.5.3

isUserInRole function

description, D.7.9

J

J2EE security

supported, 19.2.1

JAAS security

supported, 19.2.1

Java

support in workflow services, 15.12.1

Java API

invoking a BPEL process with the generic Java API, 11.3.1

invoking a one-way operation, 11.3.1.4

invoking a two-way operation, 11.3.1.3

NormalizedMessage class for dynamically activating messages, 11.3.1.2

parsing XML messages, 11.3.1.2

using from a remote client, 11.3.3

using the Locator class to connect to Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 11.3.1.1

Java applications

wrapped as SOAP services, 9.1.2

Java embedding

BPEL-compatible interface, 9.1.1

bpelx:exec extension, 9.1.3.3

demos, 1.5.1

embedding code in a BPEL process, 9.1.3

example, 9.2

in a BPEL process, 9

invoking an EJB, 9.1.1

tutorials, 9.1.1.4

using bpelx exec, 9.1.3.1

using WSIF binding, 9.1.1

Java embedding activity

capabilities, B.1.12

Java method

tutorials, 1.5.3

Java RMI client

security tutorial, 1.5.3

Java Web service

capabilities, B.2.7

Javadocs

location of, 11.3.1.2, 15.12.5.2.3

JavaExec

references, 1.5.2

Java/JSP applications

calling a BPEL process, 11, 11.3

JAX-RPC

tutorials, 1.5.3

JAX-RPC Web services

decision service run time, 18.2.1, 18.7.1

JAZN

definition, 15.12.5.2.1

LDAP-based (Oracle Internet Directory) provider type, 15.12.5.2.1

storing a user's local language and time zone, 16.4

use with identity service, 15.2, 15.12.5, 15.12.5.2, 15.12.5.2.1

use with third-party LDAP servers, 15.12.5.2.2

use with XML-based provider type, 15.12.5.2.1

jazn-data.xml file

creating users and groups with XML-based JAZN provider, 15.12.5.1

JBoss

supported by Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.2

JMS adapter

capabilities, B.2.8

sensor publish type, 17.2

tutorials, 1.5.3

JMS Queue

sensor publish type, 17.2

JMS Topic

sensor publish type, 17.2

JSP client

security tutorial, 1.5.3

JSP form

samples, 1.5.1

tutorials, 1.5.3

JTA transaction management

sample, 1.5.1

JUnit

BPEL test reports, 20.1.6

BPEL test results, 20.5, 20.5.1

definition, 20.1.6

L

languages

accessing the Oracle BPEL Worklist Application in local languages, 16.4

setting in JAZN, 16.4

setting in LDAP, 16.4

last read ID

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

last-index-within-string function

description, D.9.9

LDAP

storing a user's local language and time zone, 16.4

used with identity service, 15.2, 15.12.5, 15.12.5.2

left-trim function

description, D.9.10

life cycles

default instance version, 19.3.2.6.4, 19.3.2.6.4

default revision, 19.3.2.6.1

example, 19.3.2.6.4

inactive instances, 19.3.2.6.4

of processes, 19.3.2, 19.3.2.6.1

retiring instances, 19.3.2.6.4

undeployed, 19.3.2.6.1

links

references, 1.5.2

listUsers function

description, D.10.8

literal strings

assigning, 3.8

literal XML

variable initialization, 3.3

LoanDemo

demos, 1.5.1

LoanDemoPlus

demos, 1.5.1

Log window

definition, 2.3.1.8

location of in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.3.1

logging

of business rules session events, 18.7.2

logging in

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 16.3

logical polling delete strategy

tutorial, 1.5.3

logs

reviewing process logs from Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2.5

lookup-dvm

not supported on Oracle BPEL Process Manager, D.1.3

lookup-dvm function

description, D.1.3

lookupGroup function

description, D.7.10

lookup-table function

description, D.4.1

lookupUser function

description, D.7.11

lookup-xml function

description, D.1.4

lower-case function

description, D.9.11

M

management chain

configuring, 15.6.5.4

definition, 15.4, 15.6.5.4

highest title of approver, 15.6.5.4.3

maximum number of chain levels up, 15.6.5.4.3

workflow participant type, 15.4, 15.6.5.4

map parameters

creating in transformations, 13.4.9

map variables

creating in transformations, 13.4.9

master detail replication

tutorial, 1.5.3

matches function

description, D.9.12

maxOccurs attribute, 3.15, 3.15.1

setting for transformations, 13.5.3

max-value-among-nodeset function

description, D.10.9

message flow

tutorials, 1.5.3

message header handling, 3.19

messages

recovering from Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2.3

Microsoft .Net

sample of interoperability with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.5

MIME protocol

SOAP binary attachments, 3.21

minOccurs attribute

setting for transformations, 13.5.3

minutes-from-dateTime function

description, D.5.9

min-value-among-nodeset function

description, D.10.10

modes

changing for the Oracle BPEL Server, 19.2.4

month-from-dateTime function

description, D.5.10

MQ adapter

capabilities, B.2.9

multilingual settings

specifying in tasks, 15.6.8.4, 15.10.3

multirealms

identity service support for, 15.12.5.4

supported, 21.2.1

myRole attribute

definition, 5.2.2

N

named templates

creating, 13.4.3.3

in functions, 13.4.3.3

naming conventions

for BPEL projects, 2.3.1

NLS

configuration overview, 15.15

nonBlockingInvoke property

using in bpel.xml file, 1.5.1

NormalizedMessage class

for dynamically activating messages, 11.3.1.2

specifying the address of a Web service for the callback, 11.3.2

viewing the specific field name for the conversation ID, 11.3.2

notification messages

editing, 15.6.7.2

notification services

actionable e-mails, 15.10.4

configuring the notification channel, 15.10.1

definition, 15.2, 15.2.2, 15.12.6

limitations on setting validateXML to true, 14.3.9

multilingual settings, 15.10.3

notification contents, 15.10.2

reliability support, 15.10.7

sending inbound and outbound attachments, 15.10.5

sending inbound comments, 15.10.6

sending reminders, 15.10.10

sending secure notifications, 15.10.8

specifying participant notification preferences, 15.6.7

WSDL file location, 15.12.1

notifications

configuring in Oracle JDeveloper, 14.3

definition, 2.8, 14.2, 15.2

dynamically setting e-mail addresses and telephone numbers, 14.3.6

e-mail attachment support, 14.3.1.1

e-mail attachment tutorials, 1.5.3

e-mail support, 14.2, 14.3.1

fax support, 14.3.2

formatting the e-mail message body as HTML, 14.3.1.2

in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.8

number of retries, 14.2.1

number of retry intervals, 14.2.1

pager support, 14.3.3

reliable notification service, 14.2.1

selecting recipients by browsing the user directory, 14.3.7

SMS support, 14.3.4

tutorials, 1.5.3

use case, 14.1

using Oracle Application Server Wireless, 14.2

voice mail support, 14.3.5

notifications and reminders

in tasks, 15.10

numeric values

assigning, 3.6

O

obant

using the developer prompt, 2.2

oc4jadmin

changing the password, 19.2.2

logging into domains, 19.2.1

making the password compatible with the samples, 1.5

user account, 15.12.5, 19.2.1

off

process state, 19.3.2.6.1

onAlarm branch

of pick activity, 10.3

onMessage branch

of pick activity, 10.3

opaque with headers

tutorial, 1.5.3

Oracle Application Server Integration B2B

integration with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.2

Oracle Application Server Integration InterConnect

integration with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.2

Oracle Application Server Portal

accessing Oracle BPEL Control reports, 21.1, 21.5.1

accessing Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 21.1, 21.5.2

activity sensor report type portal, 21.5.1.4

analysis portlet view, 21.5.2.4

configuring realms for 10.1.3.1.0, 21.2.1

deploying portlets, 21.3

fault sensor report type portal, 21.5.1.6

installing for use with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 21.2

instance execution time report type portal, 21.5.1.2

instance state report type portal, 21.5.1.1

listing portlet view, 21.5.2.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application parameters, 21.5.2.1, 21.5.2.3

overview, 21.1

performance report type portal, 21.5.1.3

registering Web providers, 21.4

viewing Oracle BPEL Control reports from, 22.1

Oracle Application Server Wireless

wireless and voice component, 14.2

Oracle Applications adapter

capabilities, B.2.10

changing a purchase order tutorial, 1.5.3

demonstrating outbound business events tutorial, 1.5.3

importing and creating a purchase order in Oracle E-Business suite tutorial, 1.5.3

integration with Oracle XML gateway to create a purchase order tutorial, 1.5.3

integration with Oracle XML gateway to retrieve a purchase order acknowledgement tutorial, 1.5.3

Oracle BAM

See Oracle Business Activity Monitoring

Oracle BAM Server

creating a BPEL sensor, 17.5.2

creating a BPEL sensor action, 17.5.3

creating a connection to, 17.5.1

deployment descriptor parameters, 17.5.1

Oracle BPEL Admin Console

accessing, 19.2.1

supported Web browsers, 19.2.1

Oracle BPEL Control

accessing, 15.11.3.7

accessing through Oracle Application Server Portal, 21.1, 21.5.1

Activities tab, 19.3.4

activity sensor report creation, 22.1.3

activity sensor report portal, 21.5.1.4

BPEL Processes tab, 19.3.2

changes that impact the worklist application, 15.9

changing to different domains, 19.3.1.1

clearing the WSDL cache, 19.3.2.1

creating test cases, 20.3.5

dashboard tab, 19.3.1

decision service support, 18.6.3.2

deploying BPEL processes, 19.3.2.2

fault sensor report creation, 22.1.4

fault sensor report portal, 21.5.1.6

instance execution time report portal, 21.5.1.2

instance state report portal, 21.5.1.1

Instances tab, 19.3.3

location of function descriptions, 3.2.2

message recovery from Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2.3

overview, 2.7

performance report creation, 22.1.2

performance report portal, 21.5.1.3

process report creation, 22.1.1

process time distribution report creation, 22.1.5

refreshing the alarm table, 19.3.2.4

report creation, 19.3.2.6.11, 22.1

reviewing process logs, 19.3.2.5

running a process, 15.11.3.7

running and managing processes from, 2.1

setting deployment descriptors, 19.3.2.6.6

supported Web browsers, 19.2.1

undeploying processes, 19.3.2.6.1

viewing a history of process activities, 19.3.3

viewing activity interactions, 19.3.3

viewing and managing processes, 19.3

viewing header variable details, 19.3.3

viewing sensor and sensor action metadata, 17.4

viewing sensor data, 19.3.2.6.8

viewing sensor values, 19.3.3

viewing the audit trail of a process, 19.3.3

Oracle BPEL Process Manager

adds value and ease of use to BPEL functionality, 1.2

components of, 2.1

definition, 1.2

integration with Oracle Application Server Integration B2B, 1.2

integration with Oracle Application Server Integration InterConnect, 1.2

provides support for, 1.2

services in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.8

supported designer types, 1.3

Oracle BPEL Server

changing modes, 19.2.4

deploying process to, 2.1

overview, 2.6

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application

accessing, 15.11.3.7

accessing in local languages, 16.4

accessing tasks assigned to users, 15.3.6

accessing through Oracle Application Server Portal, 21.1, 21.5.2

adding comments and attachments, 16.3.1.5

analysis portlet view, 21.5.2.4

approving or rejecting a task, 15.11.3.7

architecture, 16.5.1

concepts, 16.2

customizing, 16.5

customizing with preferences, 16.5.1.6

defining portlet parameters through Oracle Application Server Portal, 21.5.2.1, 21.5.2.3

definition, 15.2

deploying the custom application, 16.5.1.5

determining action permissions, 16.3.1.11

enabling for single sign-on, 16.5.3

home page contents, 16.3

listing portlet view, 21.5.2.2

logging in, 16.3

parallel tasks, 16.3.1.10

payload viewing, 16.3.1.4

reports, 16.3.7

request status, 16.3.1.2

requesting more information, 16.3.1.8

responding to tasks from, 15.2

routing, 16.3.1.7

sample, 1.5.1

Task Actions list, 16.3.1.1

task reassignment, 16.3.1.9

use cases, 16.1

user and group information, 16.3.8

Oracle Business Activity Monitoring

creating a BPEL sensor action for Oracle BAM Server, 17.5.3

creating a BPEL sensor for Oracle BAM Server, 17.5.2

creating a connection to Oracle BAM Server, 17.5.1

definition

integration with Oracle BPEL Process Manager sensors, 17.5

message batching limitations, 17.5.3

overview, 17.5

Oracle Business Rules

use Oracle JAXB 1.0 for XML fact types, 18.5.2.3

Oracle Business Rules RL Language

definition, 18.1.3

Oracle Business Rules Rule Author

definition, 18.1.3

Oracle Business Rules Rules Engine

definition, 18.1.3

Oracle Business Rules SDK

definition, 18.1.3

Oracle Delegated Administration Services

creating users and groups, 15.12.5.1

Oracle Enterprise Manager

decision service support, 18.6.3.1

Oracle Internet Directory

creating users and groups, 15.12.5.1

LDAP-based provider type, 15.12.5.2.1

object classes for specifying user and role properties, 15.12.5.3

storing a user's local language and time zone, 16.4

Oracle JDeveloper, 2.3.1.2, 2.3.1.3

adapters, 2.9

Application Navigator, 2.3.1.1

best practices when editing project files, 2.3.1.9

compiling and deploying a process, 19.1.1

compiling without deploying, 19.1.1.1

Component Palette, 2.3.1.5, 2.3.1.5

configuring notifications, 14.3

creating a project, 2.3.1

creating an application, 2.3.1

creating sensors, 17.3

deploying test suites, 20.4.1

designing processes, 2.1

for designing BPEL processes, 1.3

location of Application Navigator, 2.3.1

location of Component Palette, 2.3.1

location of Diagram window, 2.3.1

location of Log window, 2.3.1

location of Process Activities, 2.3.1

location of Property Inspector, 2.3.1

location of Structure window, 2.3.1

Log window, 2.3.1.8

notifications, 2.8

overview of design environment, 2.3.1

overview of services, 2.8

Process Activities, 2.3.1.5

Property Inspector, 2.3.1.6

sensors, 2.8, 2.8

Services, 2.3.1.5

Structure window, 2.3.1.7

transformations, 2.8, 13.2

workflows, 2.8

worklists, 2.8

Oracle Rules Engine File Repository

definition, 18.1.3

Oracle Rules Engine WebDav Repository

definition, 18.1.3

OracleAS Portal

See Oracle Application Server Portal

orion-ejb-jar.xml file

setting properties to catch exception errors, A.1.1

outcome-based modeling, 15.7.6

case statements for other task conclusions, 15.7.6.2

payload updates, 15.7.6.1

overview, 17.2

P

pager

notifications support, 14.3.3

pager activity

capabilities, B.1.13

parallel flows

definition, 6, 6.3

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

use case, 6.1

parallel synchronous invocations

demos, 1.5.1

parallel tasks

in worklists, 16.3.1.10

parallel workflow

sample, 1.5.1

ParallelSearch

demos, 1.5.1

parseEscapedXML function

description, 3.16, D.3.27

partial processing

BPEL process as the client, 12.9

BPEL process as the service, 12.9

definition, 12.9

participant types

external routing service, 15.4, 15.6.5.7

FYI assignee, 15.4, 15.6.5.6

group vole, 15.4, 15.6.5.3

in workflow services, 15.4

management chain, 15.4, 15.6.5.4

sequential list of approvers, 15.4, 15.6.5.5

single approver, 15.4, 15.6.5.2

partner links

adding to an asynchronous service, 5.3.1

BPEL file code example, 4.2.1

capabilities, B.2.11

decision service, 18.6.1

definition, 1.3, 2.5, 4.2.1

displaying in Diagram window, 2.3.1.3

dynamic, 1.5.2

dynamic JCA partner links tutorial, 1.5.3

in asynchronous services, 5.2.1, 5.2.2, 5.3.1

in synchronous services, 4.2

overview, 2.5

select Web services on remote servers, 4.2.1.4

specifying a WSDL file, 2.5

UDDI and WSIL directories, 4.2.1.3

partnerlinkbinding

customize task syntax, 19.1.3.2.3

partnerLinkTypes

definition, 4.2.1.2, 5.2.1

in asynchronous services, 5.2.1

in synchronous services, 4.2.1.2

partnerRole attribute

definition, 5.2.2

passwords

changing domain passwords, 19.2.2

for using samples, 1.5

patterns

of interaction between a BPEL process and another application, 12

payload viewing

in worklists, 16.3.1.4

performance reports

creating, 22.1.2

Perl

tutorials, 1.5.3

PHP

tutorials, 1.5.3

pick activity

adding correlations on an OnMessage branch, B.1.14

capabilities, B.1.14

code example, 10.3

condition branches, 10.3

for timeouts, 10.2

onAlarm branch, 10.3

onMessage branch, 10.3

references, 1.5.2

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

polling control table

tutorial, 1.5.3

port types

definition, 4.2.1.2

in asynchronous services, 5.2.1

in synchronous services, 4.2.1.2

portlet

overview, 21.1

portlet parameter

overview, 21.1

ports

in synchronous services, 4.2

position function

description, 3.15.1

post() method

support for client specifying a conversation ID, 11.3.2

preference properties

deployment descriptor, C.1

Oracle BAM Server deployment descriptors, 17.5.1

SLACompletionTime deployment descriptor, 22.1.2

Process Activities

definition, 2.3.1.5

location of in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.3.1

process code coverage tests

overview, 20.1.5

process history

viewing, 19.3.3

process initiation

in BPEL test suites, 20.2.1

process life cycles

default instance version, 19.3.2.6.4, 19.3.2.6.4

example, 19.3.2.6.4

inactive instances, 19.3.2.6.4

retiring instances, 19.3.2.6.4

process reports

creating, 22.1.1

process time distribution reports

creating, 22.1.5

processes

creating templates of BPEL processes, 2.3.1

deploying from Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2.2

naming conventions, 2.3.1

process life cycle recommendations for a development environment, 19.3.2.6.2

process life cycle recommendations for a production environment, 19.3.2.6.3

viewing deployed and completed processes, 19.3.1

viewing logs from Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2.5

processXQuery function

description, D.3.28

processXSLT function

description, D.3.29

example, 14.3.1.2

tutorial, 1.5.3

processXSQL function

description, D.3.30

procurement process

workflow functionality example, 15.2.1

production mode

changing, 19.2.4

projects

best practices when editing, 2.3.1.9

blank spaces not permitted in directory path, 2.3.1

BPEL file, 2.3.1.1

bpel.xml, 2.3.1.1

creating, 15.11.3.1

creating in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.3.1

creating templates of BPEL processes, 2.3.1

definition, 2.3.1

importing two schema files of the same name into the same project is not supported, 2.3.1.7

in Application Navigator, 2.3.1.1

naming conventions, 2.3.1

naming limitations, 2.3.1

WSDL file, 2.3.1.1

property aliases

creating for correlation sets, 5.4.6

Property Inspector

definition, 2.3.1.6

location of in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.3.1

proxy support

in workflow services, 15.3.5

PUBLIC role

identity service role, 15.12.5

public views

BPEL_ACTIVITY_SENSOR_VALUES, 17.6.1

BPEL_FAULT_SENSOR_VALUES, 17.6.1

BPEL_PROCESS_INSTANCES, 17.6.1

BPEL_VARIABLE_SENSOR_VALUES, 17.6.1

BPMERRORS, 17.6.1

sensors, 17.6

publish types

creating a custom publisher, 17.3.4

custom, 17.2

database, 17.2

definition, 17.2

JMS Adapter, 17.2

JMS Queue, 17.2

JMS Topic, 17.2

pure SQL

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

Q

Qname

fault name, 8.4

query by example

tutorial, 1.5.3

query-database function

description, D.4.2

R

readBinaryFromFile function

description, D.3.31

readFile function

description, D.3.32

example, 14.3.1.1

reading files from absolute directory paths, D.3.32

realms

support for multirealms, 15.12.5.4, 21.2.1

receive activity

adding to an asynchronous service, 5.3.3

associating with correlation sets, 5.4.5

capabilities, B.1.15

create instance, 5.2.3

creating new instances, 5.2.3

in asynchronous services, 5.2.3, 5.3.3

references, 1.5.2

tutorials, 1.5.3

recovery

recovering messages from Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2.3

REF CURSORS

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

references

assign activity, 1.5.2

BPEL exec extension, 1.5.2

BPELTest, 1.5.2

catch branch, 1.5.2

custom XPath functions, 1.5.2

dynamic partner links, 1.5.2

event handlers, 1.5.2

flow activity, 1.5.2

flowN activity, 1.5.2

functions, 1.5.2

invoke activity, 1.5.2

JavaExec, 1.5.2

links, 1.5.2

location of, 1.5

pick activity, 1.5.2

receive activity, 1.5.2

replay, 1.5.2

reply activity, 1.5.2

switch activity, 1.5.2

terminate activity, 1.5.2

throw activity, 1.5.2

wait activity, 1.5.2

while activity, 1.5.2

XPath functions, 1.5.2

XPath queries, 1.5.2

rejectedMessageHandler property

tutorial, 1.5.3

reliable notification service

persisting messages, 14.2.1

reminders

for task notifications, 15.10.10

remoteFault

definition, 8.4.2.2

renewing

tasks, 15.6.6

repeating elements

in transformations, 13.4.5.3

replay

references, 1.5.2

replayFault

definition, 8.4.2.3

reply activity

capabilities, B.1.16

definition, 5.2.5

in asynchronous services, 5.2.5

references, 1.5.2

reporting schema

for database publish type of sensors, 17.6.1

reports

activity sensor report creation, 22.1.3

correcting memory errors when generating for transformations, 13.5.2.1

creating, 19.3.2.6.11, 22.1

customizing sample XML generation for transformations, 13.5.3

exporting to comma-separated value (CSV) files, 22.1

fault sensor report creation, 22.1.4

generating for transformations, 13.5.2

overview, 22.1

performance report creation, 22.1.2

process report creation, 22.1.1

process time distribution report creation, 22.1.5

tutorials, 1.5.3

viewing from Oracle Application Server Portal, 22.1

Worklist Application, 16.3.7

request status

in worklists, 16.3.1.2

requesting more information

in worklists, 16.3.1.8

ResilientDemo

demos, 1.5.1

resource bundles

for displaying tasks in different languages, 15.6.8.4, 15.10.3

REST services

tutorials, 1.5.3

retired

process life cycle, 19.3.2.6.1

retrieve results operation

definition, 18.4.3.1

retryInterval property

defining for fault handling, 8.12

retryMaxCount property

defining fault handling, 8.12

right-trim function

description, D.9.13

RMI

tutorials, 1.5.3

using Java API through, 11.3.3

roles

BPMDefaultDomainAdmin, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

BPMSystemAdmin, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

BPMWorkflowAdmin, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

BPMWorkflowReassign, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

BPMWorkflowSuspend, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

BPMWorkflowViewHistory, 15.12.5, 15.12.5

for partner links in asynchronous services, 5.2.1

predefined, 15.12.5

properties, 15.12.5.3

PUBLIC, 15.12.5

relationship with grantees, 15.12.5

routing

in worklists, 16.3.1.7

.routing slip

definition, 15.2, 15.6.5.2.3

RPC styles

differences with document-literal styles in WSDL files, 3.1, 3.17

Rule Provider Interface

definition, 18.2.1

rule set modeling

methodology, 18.5

rules engine

connecting to, 18.4.1

definition, 18.1.1

rules engines

supported, 18.4.1

running

OrderApproval, 15.11.3.7

runtime config service

definition, 15.2.2

EJB, SOAP, and Java support, 15.12.1, 16.6.2

supported task operations, 15.12.9

WSDL file location, 15.12.1

run-time exceptions, 8.4

demos, 1.5.1

run-time faults

binding faults sample, 8.4.2.4, 8.12

definition, 8.4, 8.4.2

example, 8.4.2.4

RuntimeFault.wsdl file

importing into a process, 8.4.2.4

S

SAAJ

implementation of, 3.21.1.3

samples

AmazonFlow, 1.5.1

Apache Axis, 1.5

asynchronous services, 1.5.1

AutoLoanDemo, 1.5.1

automatically creating, 1.5

BankTransferDemo, 1.5.1

BEA WebLogic, 1.5

BPELTest, 1.5.1

CheckoutDemo, 1.5.1

DocumentReview, 1.5.1

ExpenseRequestApproval, 1.5.1

fault handling, 1.5.1

flowN activity, 1.5.1

GoogleFlow, 1.5.1

HelpDeskServiceRequest, 1.5.1

HotwireDemo, 1.5.1

human workflows, 1.5.1

IBMSamples, 1.5.1

Java embedding, 1.5.1

JSP, 1.5.1

JTA transaction management, 1.5.1

LoanDemo, 1.5.1

LoanDemoPlus, 1.5.1

location of, 1.5, 1.5

Microsoft .Net, 1.5

nonBlockingInvoke property in bpel.xml, 1.5.1

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 1.5.1

Parallel Search, 1.5.1

parallel workflow, 1.5.1

ParallelSearch, 1.5.1

password to use, 1.5

ResilentDemo, 1.5.1

run-time exceptions, 1.5.1

SalesforceFlow, 1.5.1

SleepBroker, 1.5.1

transaction management, 1.5.1

VacationRequest, 1.5.1

wait activity, 1.5.1

workflow services, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

XSLMapper, 1.5.1

schema files

creating a transformation map file from imported schemas, 13.2.2

importing into the decision service wizard, 18.4.2.4

replacing in the XSLT Mapper, 13.4.12

schemac

definition, 19.4.3

examples, 19.4.3.1

generating XML facades from WSDL or XSD files, 9.1.3.2, 19.4.3

using, 19.4.3

scope activity

capabilities, B.1.17

definition, 8.6

fault handling, 8.6, 8.9

tutorials, 1.5.2

scope name

specifying in human task activities, 15.7.4.1

search function

description, D.10.11

seconds-from-dateTime function

description, D.5.11

security

invoking from Java RMI client, 1.5.3

invoking from JSP client, 1.5.3

invoking over HTTP directly, 1.5.3

invoking over SOAP client, 1.5.3

J2EE and JAAS security features, 19.2.1

tutorials, 1.5.3

security model

for workflow services, 15.12.2

in EJB Web services, 15.12.2.2

in SOAP Web services, 15.12.2.1

workflow context on behalf of a user, 15.12.2.3

SELECT ALL

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

sensor actions

configuring, 17.3.2

creating a BPEL sensor action for Oracle BAM Server monitoring, 17.5.3

demos, 17.3

registering in the bpel.xml file, 17.3.5

viewing definitions, 17.4.1

viewing metadata from Oracle BPEL Control, 17.4

XSD schema file, 17.7

sensor data

persisting in a reporting schema, 17.6.1

sensor values

viewing, 19.3.3

sensorAction.xml file, 17.3.2, 17.3.2, 17.3.2

sensors, 17.2

activity sensors, 17.2

BPEL reporting schema, 17.6.1

BPEL_ACTIVITY_SENSOR_VALUES public views, 17.6.1

BPEL_FAULT_SENSOR_VALUES public views, 17.6.1

BPEL_PROCESS_INSTANCES public views, 17.6.1

BPEL_VARIABLE_SENSOR_VALUES public views, 17.6.1

BPMERRORS public views, 17.6.1

configuring, 17.3.1

creating a BPEL sensor for Oracle BAM Server to monitor, 17.5.2

creating a connection to Oracle BAM Server, 17.5.1

creating a custom publish type, 17.3.4

creating in Oracle JDeveloper, 17.3

definition, 2.8, 17.2

demos, 17.3

evaluation time, 17.3.1

fault sensors, 17.2

in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.8

integration with Oracle Business Activity Monitoring, 17.5

public views, 17.6

publish types, 17.2

registering in the bpel.xml file, 17.3.5

sensor actions XSD schema file, 17.7

sensorAction.xml file, 17.2

sensor.xml file, 17.2

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

use cases, 17.1

variable sensors, 17.2

viewing definitions, 17.4.1

viewing metadata from the Oracle BPEL Control, 17.4

viewing sensor data in Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2.6.8

sensors tab

in activities, B.1.1

sensor.xml file, 17.3.1, 17.3.1

sequence activity

capabilities, B.1.18

sequence-next-val function

description, D.4.3

sequential list of approvers

configuring, 15.6.5.5

definition, 15.4, 15.6.5.5

workflow participant type, 15.4, 15.6.5.5

service level agreement (SLA), 22.1.2

service names

in adapters, 2.9

Services

definition, 2.3.1.5

services

AQ adapter, B.2.1

business rules, 2.8

database adapter, B.2.2

decision service, B.2.3

EJB Web service, B.2.4

file adapter, B.2.5

FTP adapter, B.2.6

Java Web service, B.2.7

JMS adapter, B.2.8

MQ adapter, B.2.9

notifications, 2.8

Oracle Applications adapter, B.2.10

overview, 2.8, B.2

partner link, B.2.11

sensors, 2.8

transformations, 2.8

workflows, 2.8

worklists, 2.8

setting up, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.4

short message service

See SMS

simple task display form

contents of, 15.8.3

customizing the default JSP, 15.8.3.1.3

customizing the default JSP to display a check box, 15.8.3.1.4

customizing the JSP, 15.8.3.1.1

customizing the map file, 15.8.3.1.2

payload of, 15.8.3.1

simple value assert

overview, 20.1.4

simple XMLType payload

tutorial, 1.5.3

single approver

configuring, 15.6.5.2

definition, 15.4, 15.6.5.2

workflow participant type, 15.4, 15.6.5.2

single sign-on

enabling for the Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 16.5.3

SLACompletionTime deployment descriptor parameter

setting in reports, 22.1.2

SleepBroker

demos, 1.5.1

SMS

notifications support, 14.3.4

SMS activity

capabilities, B.1.19

SOAP

security in SOAP Web services, 15.12.2.1

support in workflow services, 15.12.1

using with the task query service, 15.12.4

SOAP client

security tutorial, 1.5.3

SOAP headers, 3.20

receiving in BPEL, 3.20.1

sending in BPEL, 3.20.2

SOAP interface

invoking a BPEL process, 11.3.4

SOAP messages

BPEL file contents for binary attachments, 3.21.1.2

demos, 1.5.1, 3.21

Java client using SAAJ, 3.21.1.3

use case with binary attachments, 3.21.1

with binary attachments using DIME or MIME, 3.21

WSDL file contents for binary attachments, 3.21.1.1

SOAP services

invoking a BPEL process, 11

performance issues, 9.1.2

using Java code, 9.1.2

SOAP-encoded arrays

not supported, 3.15.4

Source window, 2.3.1.3

definition, 2.3.1.3

SQL Server

tutorial, 1.5.3

square-root function

description, D.10.12

SSO

See single sign-on

standard faults

definition, 8.3

stored procedures

tutorial, 1.5.3

strings

concatenating, 3.9

converting to an XML element, 3.16

Structure window

definition, 2.3.1.7

location of in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.3.1

style sheets

using for attachments, 15.6.8.3

subtract-dayTimeDuration-from-dateTime function

description, D.5.12

suitcase JAR file

definition, 19.1.2

switch activity

adding, 7.3

capabilities, B.1.20

in conditional branching logic, 7.3

references, 1.5.2

synchronous callbacks, 4

operational concepts, 4.3

required ports, 4.2

syncMaxWaitTime property, 4.2

synchronous interactions

BPEL process as the client, 12.2

BPEL process as the service, 12.2

definition, 12.2

returning faults, 8.8

synchronous processes

timeouts, 10.5

synchronous reads

FTP tutorial, 1.5.3

synchronous services

callbacks with the partner link and invoke activity, 4.2

calling, 4.3

invoke activities, 4.2.2

partnerLinkTypes, 4.2.1.2

port types, 4.2.1.2

ports, 4.2

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

syncMaxWaitTime property

in synchronous callbacks, 4.2

increasing to prevent timeouts, 10.5

setting to catch exception errors, A.1.1

system actions

in tasks, 15.6.8.5

T

task action time limits

specifying, 15.6.5.2.3, 15.6.5.3.5, 15.6.5.4.4, 15.6.5.5.3

task actions

in worklists, 16.2.2, 16.3.1.1

task approvers

specifying statically or dynamically, 15.6.5.1

specifying the number of, 15.6.5.4.3

task assignment and routing

definition, 15.2

task conditions

abruptly completing a condition, 15.6.5.9

task display form

adding update support to custom JSPs, 15.8.6.1

changes between 10.1.2 and 10.1.3.1.0, E.5

contents of custom task display form, 15.8.4

contents of custom task display form autogenerated JSP, 15.8.4.1

contents of custom task display form custom JSP, 15.8.4.2

contents of custom task display form default JSP, 15.8.4.3

contents of custom task display form XSL, 15.8.4.4

contents of simple task display form, 15.8.3

creating custom JSPs, 15.8.6

custom task display form, 15.8.4

custom task display form autogenerated JSP, 15.8.4.1, 15.8.4.3

custom task display form custom JSP, 15.8.4.2

custom task display form XSL, 15.8.4.4

customizing the simple task display form default JSP, 15.8.3.1.3

customizing the simple task display form default JSP to display a check box, 15.8.3.1.4

customizing the simple task display form JSP, 15.8.3.1.1

customizing the simple task display form map file, 15.8.3.1.2

definition, 15.5.3, 15.8, 15.8.1

deleting, 15.8.5

deploying, 15.8.5

payload of simple task display form, 15.8.3.1

preview release support for ADF data controls, 15.8.2.1

selecting, 15.8.2

simple task display form, 15.8.3

simple task display form payload, 15.8.3.1

.task file

associating with a BPEL process, 15.5.2, 15.7, 15.7.1

definition, 15.2, 15.5.1, 15.6

exiting the file and saving changes, 15.6.9

task history

specifying in human task activities, 15.7.4.4, 15.7.5.2

task initiator

specifying, 15.7.3.2

task metadata service

definition, 15.2.2

EJB, SOAP, and Java support, 15.12.1, 16.6.2

supported task operations, 15.12.7

WSDL file location, 15.12.1

task notification

editing notification messages, 15.6.7.2

making e-mails actionable, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.4

notifying recipients of changes to task status, 15.6.7.1

overview, 15.6.7

reminders, 15.10.10

securing notifications, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.8

setting up reminders, 15.6.7.3

task attachments with e-mail notifications, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.5

task outcome

displaying custom outcomes in a human task activity, 15.6.3.2.1

specifying, 15.6.3.2

task owner

specifying by browsing the user directory, 15.6.3.3.1

specifying in human task activities, 15.7.4.2

specifying through XPath expressions, 15.6.3.3.2

task parameters

specifying, 15.7.3.3

task participants

allowing all participants to invite other participants, 15.6.5.8

assigning task participants by name or expression, 15.6.5.2.1, 15.6.5.3.1, 15.6.5.4.1, 15.6.5.5.1, 15.6.5.6.1

bypassing, 15.6.5.2.2, 15.6.5.3.2, 15.6.5.4.2, 15.6.5.5.2

dynamically assigning task participants by expression, 15.6.5.2.1, 15.6.5.3.1, 15.6.5.4.1, 15.6.5.5.1, 15.6.5.6.1

dynamically assigning with the assignment service, 15.13.2

inviting additional task participants, 15.6.5.2.4, 15.6.5.4.5, 15.6.5.5.4

sharing attachments and comments, 15.6.5.3.3, 15.6.5.6.2

specifying, 15.6.5

task payload data structure

specifying, 15.6.4

task priority

specifying, 15.6.3.1, 15.7.3.2

task query service

definition, 15.2.2

EJB, SOAP, and Java support, 15.12.1, 16.6.2

supported task operations, 15.12.4

using over SOAP, 15.12.4

WSDL file location, 15.12.1

task reassignment

in worklists, 16.3.1.9

task reminders

setting up, 15.6.7.3

task reports service

EJB, SOAP, and Java support, 15.12.1, 16.6.2

task routing service

definition, 15.2.2

task service

definition, 15.2.2

EJB, SOAP, and Java support, 15.12.1, 16.6.2

supported task operations, 15.12.3

WSDL file location, 15.12.1

task title

specifying, 15.6.3.1, 15.7.3.1

tasks

assigning a task to a user or role, 15.3.1

continuing workflows from other workflows, 15.4.1

definition, 15.2

delegations, 15.3.3

escalating, renewing, or ending a task, 15.6.6

escalations, 15.3.3

expirations, 15.3.3

notifications and reminders, 15.10

overriding exception management, 15.6.8.6

routing, 15.3.2

TCP tunneling

definition, 5.2.4.1

setting up a TCP listener for asynchronous services, 5.2.4.1.2

setting up a TCP listener for synchronous services, 5.2.4.1.1

technology adapters

supported, 1.2

templates

creating templates of BPEL processes, 2.3.1

terminate activity

capabilities, B.1.21

definition, 8.11

fault handling, 8.11

references, 1.5.2

test cases

creating from Oracle BPEL Control, 20.3.5

creating in test suites, 20.3.3

editing, 20.3.4

importing into test suites, 20.3.2

test suites

components, 20.2

creating, 20.3

definition, 20.1.2

deploying from an ant task, 20.4.2

deploying from Oracle JDeveloper, 20.4.1

limitations on multibyte character names, 20.3

running from an ant task, 20.5.2

running from Oracle BPEL Control, 19.3.2.6.10, 20.5.1

viewing test results, 20.5.1

third-party adapters

supported, 1.2

throw activity

capabilities, B.1.22

references, 1.5.2

throwing internal faults, 8.7

time

assigning, 3.11

time duration format, 10.3

timeouts

designing, 10.6

increasing the syncMaxWaitTime property, 10.5

of BPEL processes, 10.2

tutorial, 1.5.3

use case, 10.1

using pick activities, 10.2

using the wait activity, 10.4

with synchronous processes, 10.5

timezone-from-dateTime function

description, D.5.13

transaction management

samples, 1.5.1

transaction-manager.xml file

handling long-running processes, A.1.4

setting properties to catch exception errors, A.1.1

transaction-timeout property

setting to catch exception errors, A.1.1

transform activity

capabilities, B.1.23

creating, 13.2

transformation functions

Component Palette, 2.3.1.5

transformations

adding XSLT constructs, 13.4.5

auto mapping, 13.4.6

auto mapping with confirmation, 13.4.6.1

chaining functions, 13.4.3.2

correcting memory errors, 13.5.2.1

creating, 13.2

creating a map file from imported schemas, 13.2.2

creating a new map file, 13.2.1

creating an XSL map from an XSL stylesheet, 13.2

customizing sample XML generation, 13.5.3

definition, 2.8

demos, 1.5.1

dictionaries, 13.4.8

editing functions, 13.4.3.1

editing XPath expressions, 13.4.4

error when mapping duplicate elements, 13.3.1

functions, 13.4.3

functions prefixed with xp20 or orcl, 13.4.3

generating optional elements, 13.5.3

generating reports, 13.5.2

ignoring elements, 13.4.11

in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.8

linking source target nodes, 13.4.1

map parameter and variable creation, 13.4.9

named templates in functions, 13.4.3.3

repeating elements, 13.4.5.3

replacing schemas, 13.4.12

rules, 13.3.1

searching source and target nodes, 13.4.10

setting constant values, 13.4.2

setting the maximum depth, 13.5.3

setting the number of repeating elements, 13.5.3

testing the map file, 13.5

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

use case, 13.1

user-defined functions, 13.4.3.4

using arrays, 13.4.5.3

using the XSLT Mapper, 13.4

using XQuery and XSLT, 3.2.2

viewing unmapped target nodes, 13.4.7

xsl choose conditional processing, 13.4.5.2

xsl if conditional processing, 13.4.5.1

translateFromNative function

description, D.10.13

translateToNative function

description, D.10.14

troubleshooting and workarounds

catching exception errors, A.1.1

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, A.3

sensors, A.2

tutorials

101.HelloWorld, 1.5.3

102.InvokingProcesses, 1.5.3

103.XMLDocuments, 1.5.3

104.SyncQuoteConsumer, 1.5.3

105.AsyncCompositeLoanBroker, 1.5.3

106.ParallelFlows, 1.5.3

107.Exceptions, 1.5.3

108.Timeouts, 1.5.3

109.CorrelationSets, 1.5.3

112.Arrays, 1.5.3

113.ABCARouting, 1.5.3

114.XSLTTransformations, 1.5.3

115.XQueryTransformations, 1.5.3

125.ReportsSchema, 1.5.3

126.DataAggregator, 1.5.3

127.OrderBookingTutorial, 1.5.3

128.GoogleFlow, 1.5.3

130.SendEmailWithAttachments, 1.5.3

132.UserTasks, 1.5.3

133.SecureInvokingProcesses, 1.5.3

140.AdapterFramework, 1.5.3

150.AppsAdapter, 1.5.3

701.LargeProcesses, 1.5.3

702.Bindings, 1.5.3

activity, 1.5.3

ADT queue, 1.5.3

ADT with XMLType payload, 1.5.3

AQ adapter, 1.5.3

AQ adapter BLOB column enqueuing, 1.5.3

AQ adapter message recipients listener, 1.5.3

AQ adapter multiconsumer queues, 1.5.3

AQ adapter raw queues, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

AQ adapter rules-based subscriber, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

AQ adapter SQL primitive types, 1.5.3

arrays, 1.5.3

asynchronous process, 1.5.3

asynchronous services, 1.5.3

attachments in SOAP messages, 1.5.3

automatically creating, 1.5

Axis, 1.5.3

batching, 1.5.3

catch branch, 1.5.3

CLOB payload, 1.5.3

CLOB payload as opaque, 1.5.3

COBOL Copybook, 1.5.3

comma-separated value (CSV) files, 1.5.3

compensate activity, 1.5.1

complex structures, 1.5.3

conditional branching logic, 1.5.3

correlation sets, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 5.4

correlations with the AQ adapter, 1.5.3

database adapter, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

database adapter advanced topics, 1.5.3

database adapter pure SQL, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

database adapter query by example, 1.5.3

database adapter REF CURSORS, 1.5.3

database adapter SQL Server, 1.5.3

database and file adapter tutorial, 1.5.3

database delete operation, 1.5.3

database fault handling, 1.5.3

database insert operation, 1.5.3

database last read ID, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

database logical polling delete strategy, 1.5.3

database master detail replication, 1.5.3

database merge operation, 1.5.3

database polling control table tutorial, 1.5.3

database SELECT ALL, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

database update operation, 1.5.3

debatching, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

dynamic JCA partner links, 1.5.3

EJB, 1.5.3

exceptions, 1.5.3

fault handling, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

file adapter, 1.5.3

file handler, 1.5.3

fixed length format, 1.5.3

flat structure, 1.5.3

flow activity, 1.5.3

FTP adapter, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

FTP adapter debatching, 1.5.3

FTP debatching, 1.5.3

FTP synchronous reads, 1.5.3

HTTP get method, 1.5.3

invoke activity, 1.5.3

Java method, 1.5.3

JAX-RPC, 1.5.3

JMS adapter, 1.5.3

JSP, 1.5.3

location of, 1.5, 1.5

message service, 1.5.3

notifications, 1.5.3

opaque with headers, 1.5.3

Oracle Applications adapter changing a purchase order, 1.5.3

Oracle Applications adapter demonstrating outbound business events, 1.5.3

Oracle Applications importing and creating a purchase order in Oracle E-Business suite, 1.5.3

Oracle Applications integration with Oracle XML gateway to create a purchase order, 1.5.3

Oracle Applications integration with Oracle XML gateway to retrieve a purchase order acknowledgement, 1.5.3

parallel flows, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

Perl, 1.5.3

PHP, 1.5.3

pick activity, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

processXSLT, 1.5.3

receive activity, 1.5.3

REF CURSORs, 1.5.3

rejectedMessageHandler property, 1.5.3

reports, 1.5.3

REST services, 1.5.3

RMI, 1.5.3

security, 1.5.3

sensors, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

simple XMLType payload, 1.5.3

stored procedures, 1.5.3

supported 10.1.3 ADT types, 1.5.3

synchronous services, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

third-party adapters, 1.2

timeouts, 1.5.3

transformations, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

Web client, 1.5.3

workflows, 1.5.3

XML facades, 9.1.3.2

XML variables, 1.5.3

XQuery transformations, 1.5.3

XSLT Mapper, 1.5.3

U

UDDI directories

browsing for services, 4.2.1.3

undeployment

of BPEL processes, 19.3.2.6.1, 19.3.2.6.1

unit test case

definition, 20.1.1

upper-case function

description, D.9.14

use cases

human workflow examples, 15.11

human workflow vacation request example, 15.11.1

SOAP messages with binary attachments, 3.21.1

user directory

selecting notification recipients by browsing the directory, 14.3.7

user information

in worklists, 16.3.8

user metadata service

definition, 15.2.2

EJB, SOAP, and Java support, 15.12.1, 16.6.2

supported task operations, 15.12.8

WSDL file location, 15.12.1

user task activities

creating, 15.11.3.2

users

controlling access to in worklists, 16.5.2

creating, 15.12.5.1

properties, 15.12.5.3

uses cases

BPEL process integration with business rules, 18.8

using this guide, 1.4

utils

location of, 1.5

V

VacationRequest

demos, 1.5.1

VacationRequest process

deploying, 15.11.3.6

running, 15.11.3.7

validateXML property

limitations on setting to true for notification services, 14.3.9

validating

VacationRequest process, 15.11.3.6

validation

limitations on setting to true for notification services, 14.3.9

of XML data with bpelx

validate, 3.14

when loading a process diagram, B.3

validation errors

correcting in complex processes, A.1.3

variable sensors

definition, 17.2

variables

complex type, 3.5

copying data between, 3.4

initializing with expression constants, 3.3

initializing with literal XML, 3.3

versions

default, 19.3.2.6.1

definition, 19.1.1

deployment of multiple versions of the same process, 19.1.1

do not overwrite existing versions of a process with newer versions in a production environment, 19.3.2.6.3

in production and development environments, 19.1.1

life cycles, 19.3.2

of BPEL processes, 19.1.1

overwriting, 19.1.1

voice activity

capabilities, B.1.24

voice mail

dynamically setting telephone numbers, 14.3.6

notifications support, 14.3.5

W

wait activity

capabilities, B.1.25

code example, 10.4

definition, 10.4

references, 1.5.2

sample, 1.5.1

Web browsers

supported, 19.2.1

Web client

tutorials, 1.5.3

Web interfaces

interacting with BPEL processes, 11

Web providers

overview, 21.1

registering with Oracle Application Server Portal, 21.4

Web services

remote Web Services

selecting remote services when creating a partner link, 4.2.1.4

Web Service/SOAP interface

invoking a BPEL process, 11.3.4

wfDynamicGroupAssign function

description, D.8.11

wfDynamicUserAssign function

description, D.8.12

while activity

capabilities, B.1.26

in conditional branching logic, 7.4

references, 1.5.2

tutorial, 1.5.3

WordML style sheets

using for attachments, 15.6.8.2

work queues

in workflow services, 15.3.5

workflow context

creating on behalf of a user, 15.12.2.3

workflow functions

overview, 15.12

workflow services

abruptly completing a condition, 15.6.5.9

actionable e-mails, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.4

adding update support to custom JSPs, 15.8.6.1

allowing all participants to invite other participants, 15.6.5.8

assigning a task to a user or role, 15.3.1

assigning task participants by name or expression, 15.6.5.2.1, 15.6.5.3.1, 15.6.5.4.1, 15.6.5.5.1, 15.6.5.6.1

assignment service configuration, 15.13

associating the human task activity with a BPEL process, 15.7.1

associating the human task definition with a BPEL process, 15.5.2

associating the human task with a BPEL process, 15.7

automatic assignment and delegation, 15.3.4

bypassing task participants, 15.6.5.2.2, 15.6.5.3.2, 15.6.5.4.2, 15.6.5.5.2

changes between 10.1.2 and 10.1.3.1.0, 15.1, E.3

changes between the workflow wizard and Human Task editor between 10.1.2 and 10.1.3.1.0, E.2

changes to configuration files between 10.1.2 and 10.1.3.1.0, E.3

changes to task display form deployment between 10.1.2 and 10.1.3.1.0, E.5

changes to worklist APIs between 10.1.2 and 10.1.3.1.0, E.4

components of, 15.2.2

continuing workflows from other workflows, 15.4.1

creating custom JSPs, 15.8.6

custom task display form, 15.8.4

custom task display form autogenerated JSP, 15.8.4.1

custom task display form custom JSP, 15.8.4.2

custom task display form default JSP, 15.8.4.3

custom task display form XSL, 15.8.4.4

customizing the simple task display form default JSP, 15.8.3.1.3

customizing the simple task display form default JSP to display a check box, 15.8.3.1.4

customizing the simple task display form JSP, 15.8.3.1.1

customizing the simple task display form map file, 15.8.3.1.2

definition, 2.8, 15.2

deleting the task display form, 15.8.5

demos, 1.5.1

deploying the task display form, 15.8.5

deprecated functions, 15.14.1

dynamically assigning task participants by expression, 15.6.5.2.1, 15.6.5.3.1, 15.6.5.4.1, 15.6.5.5.1, 15.6.5.6.1

editing notification messages, 15.6.7.2

EJB support, 15.12.1

escalate after policy, 15.6.6.5

escalating, renewing, or ending a task, 15.6.6

escalation and expiration policy overview, 15.6.6.1, 15.6.6.1

escalation rules, 15.6.8.1

escalation, expiration, and delegation, 15.3.3

exiting the Human Task editor and saving changes, 15.6.9

expire after policy, 15.6.6.3

external routing service task participant, 15.6.5.7

features, 15.2

functions, 15.14

clearTaskAssignees, D.8.1

createWordMLDocument, D.8.2

getNotificationProperty, D.8.3

getNumberOfTaskApprovals, D.8.4

getPreviousTaskApprover, D.8.5

getTaskAttachmentByIndex, D.8.6

getTaskAttachmentByName, D.8.7

getTaskAttachmentContents, D.8.8

getTaskAttachmentsCount, D.8.9

getTaskResourceBindingString, D.8.10

wfDynamicGroupAssign, D.8.11

wfDynamicUserAssign, D.8.12

FYI assignee task participant, 15.6.5.6

group rules integration

definition, 15.2

group vote task participant, 15.6.5.3

group voting details, 15.6.5.3.4

Human Task editor

definition, 15.2, 15.5.1, 15.6

identification key, 15.7.4.3

identity service, 15.2.2

in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.8

including the task history of other tasks, 15.7.4.4, 15.7.5.2

inviting additional task participants, 15.6.5.2.4, 15.6.5.4.5, 15.6.5.5.4

Java support, 15.12.1

management chain task participant, 15.6.5.4

multilingual settings, 15.6.8.4, 15.10.3

never expire policy, 15.6.6.2

notification

definition, 15.2

notification contents, 15.10.2

notification preferences, 15.6.7

notification service, 15.2, 15.2.2, 15.10.1

notifications, 15.10

notifying recipients of changes to task status, 15.6.7.1

number of task approvers, 15.6.5.4.3

opening a definition already associated with a BPEL process, 15.7.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 15.2

outcome-based modeling, 15.7.6

overriding default exception management, 15.6.8.6

overriding default system actions, 15.6.8.5

overview, 15.12

overview of modeling process, 15.5

participant types, 15.4

participant types of a workflow, 15.3.2

procurement process example, 15.2.1

proxy support, 15.3.5

renew after policy, 15.6.6.4

reports

definition, 15.2

routing slip

definition, 15.2, 15.6.5.2.3

runtime config service, 15.2.2

samples, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

scope name and global task variable name, 15.7.4.1

securing notifications, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.8

security model, 15.12.2, 15.12.2.1, 15.12.2.2

sequential list of approvers task participant, 15.6.5.5

setting up reminders, 15.6.7.3

sharing attachments and comments with task participants, 15.6.5.3.3, 15.6.5.6.2

simple task display form, 15.8.3

simple task display form payload, 15.8.3.1

single approver task participant, 15.6.5.2

SOAP support, 15.12.1

specifying a task initiator and task priority, 15.7.3.2

specifying a task title, 15.7.3.1

specifying callback classes, 15.6.8.7

specifying class names, 15.6.5.7

specifying task approvers, 15.6.5.1

specifying task parameters, 15.7.3.3

storage of task history for auditing, 15.2

style sheets in attachments, 15.6.8.3

support for group rules, 15.2

support for identity service, 15.2, 15.12.5

support for JSP-based forms, 15.2

support for multiple participant types, 15.2

support for task assignment and routing, 15.2

support for task delegation, escalation, and reapproval, 15.2

support for task expiration and automatic renewal, 15.2

support for user rules, 15.2

task

definition, 15.2

task assignment and routing

definition, 15.2, 15.2

task attachments with e-mail notifications, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.5

task display form, 15.5.3, 15.8

task display form selection, 15.8.2

.task file

definition, 15.2, 15.5.1, 15.6

task metadata service, 15.2.2

task notifications, 15.10

task outcome, 15.6.3.2

task owner, 15.7.4.2

task owner specification through the user directory, 15.6.3.3.1

task owner specification through XPath expressions, 15.6.3.3.2

task participants, 15.6.5

task payload data structure, 15.6.4

task priority, 15.6.3.1

task query service, 15.2.2

task routing and customization in BPEL callbacks, 15.6.8.8, 15.7.4.5

task routing service, 15.2.2

task service, 15.2.2

task title, 15.6.3.1

time limits for acting on tasks, 15.6.5.2.3, 15.6.5.3.5, 15.6.5.4.4, 15.6.5.5.3

use cases, 15.3

user metadata service, 15.2.2

user rules integration

definition, 15.2

viewing BPEL callbacks, 15.7.5.1

viewing the human task activity contents, 15.7.5

WordML style sheets in attachments, 15.6.8.2

work queues, 15.3.5

worklist

definition, 15.2

XPath extension functions, 15.14

worklist APIs

changes between 10.1.2 and 10.1.3.1.0, E.4

worklists

accessing in local languages, 16.4

adding comments and attachments, 16.3.1.5

controlling access to information and actions for users, 16.5.2

customizing the Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 16.5

definition, 2.8, 15.2

determining action permissions, 16.3.1.11

in Oracle JDeveloper, 2.8

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application action permission determination, 16.3.1.11

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application attachment parallel tasks, 16.3.1.10

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application comments, 16.3.1.5

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application customizing, 16.5.1

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application home page contents, 16.3

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application local language access, 16.4

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application payload viewing, 16.3.1.4

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application request status, 16.3.1.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application requests for more information, 16.3.1.8

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application routing, 16.3.1.7

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application Task Actions list, 16.3.1.1

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application task reassignment, 16.3.1.9

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application user and group information, 16.3.8

parallel tasks, 16.3.1.10

payload viewing, 16.3.1.4

request status, 16.3.1.2

requesting more information, 16.3.1.8

routing, 16.3.1.7

task actions, 16.2.2, 16.3.1.1

task reassignment, 16.3.1.9

use cases, 16.1

user and group information, 16.3.8

writeBinaryToFile function

description, D.3.33

WS-Addressing, 5.2.4

definition, 5.2.4, 5.2.4.1

sending correlation IDs, 5.2.3

WSDL cache

clearing, 19.3.2.1

WSDL files

definition, 2.3.1.1

differences between document-literal styles and RPC styles, 3.1, 3.17

location for identity service, 15.12.1

location for notification service, 15.12.1

location for runtime config service, 15.12.1

location for task metadata service, 15.12.1

location for task query service, 15.12.1

location for task service, 15.12.1

location for user metadata service, 15.12.1

modifying to generate a fault, 8.4.2.4

specifying when creating a partner link, 2.5

WSIF bindings

decision service, 18.7.1

definition, 9.1.1

for using Java code in a BPEL process, 9.1.1

Java binding service using XML DOM elements, 9.1.1.3

Java binding service using XML facades, 9.1.1.2

Java binding service using XML simple types, 9.1.1.1

Java throwing a WSDL fault from a Java binding, 9.1.1.4

WSIF providers

adding a custom WSIF provider, 3.18

WSIL directories

browsing for remote services, 4.2.1.4

browsing for services, 4.2.1.3

X

XML assert

overview, 20.1.4

XML data in BPEL, 3.2.1

XML data manipulation

bpelx:append extension, 3.13.1

bpelx:copyList extension, 3.13.6

bpelx:insertAfter extension, 3.13.3

bpelx:insertBefore extension, 3.13.2

bpelx:remove extension, 3.13.4

bpelx:rename extension, 3.13.5

bpelx:validate extension, 3.14

XML documents

manipulating, 3.2.2, 3.2.2

overview, 3.2.2, 3.2.2

XML facades

definition, 9.1.3.2

generating with schemac, 9.1.3.2, 19.4.3

Java binding service using, 9.1.1.2

Java embedding, 9.1.3.2

tutorials, 9.1.3.2

XML schemas

in BPEL tests, 20.6.6

message types and variable types, 3

XML variables

tutorials, 1.5.3

XPath, 3.2.2

XPath expressions

assigning numeric values, 3.6

Boolean expressions in switch activities, 7.3

dynamically creating another XPath expression, 3.15.3

dynamically setting e-mail addresses and telephone numbers, 14.3.6

editing in transformations, 13.4.4

examples, 3.2.2

fetching a data sequence element, 3.15.3

in conditional branching logic, 7.2

specifying a task owner, 15.6.3.3.2

specifying task approvers, 15.6.5.1

XPath functions

creating a custom XPath function, D.11

examples, 3.2.2

in transformations, 13.4.3

indexing methods, 3.15.1

mathematical calculations, 3.7

references, 1.5.2

using custom functions within assign activities, 1.5.2

XPath queries

copying data, 3.5

examples, 3.2.2

references, 1.5.2

XQuery, 3.2.2, 3.2.2

XQuery transformations

tutorials, 1.5.3

XSL

custom task display form, 15.8.4.4

xsl choose

conditional processing, 13.4.5.2

xsl if

conditional processing, 13.4.5.1

XSL map

creating from an XSL stylesheet, 13.2

XSL stylesheet

creating an XSL map, 13.2

XSLMapper

demos, 1.5.1

XSLT, 3.2.2, 3.2.2

XSLT constructs

adding in transformations, 13.4.5

XSLT Mapper

adding XSLT constructs, 13.4.5

auto mapping, 13.4.6

auto mapping with confirmation, 13.4.6.1

chaining functions, 13.4.3.2

correcting memory errors when generating reports, 13.5.2.1

creating a map file, 13.3

creating a map file from imported schemas, 13.2.2

creating a new map file, 13.2.1

creating a transform activity, 13.2

creating an XSL map from an XSL stylesheet, 13.2

customizing sample XML generation for transformations, 13.5.3

demos, 1.5.1

dictionaries, 13.4.8

editing functions, 13.4.3.1

editing XPath expressions, 13.4.4

error when mapping duplicate elements, 13.3.1

functions, 13.4.3

functions prefixed with xp20 or orcl, 13.4.3

generating optional elements, 13.5.3

generating reports, 13.5.2

ignoring elements, 13.4.11

layout in Oracle JDeveloper, 13.3

linking source and target nodes, 13.4.1

map parameter and variable creation, 13.4.9

named templates in functions, 13.4.3.3

repeating elements, 13.4.5.3

replacing schemas, 13.4.12

rules, 13.3.1

searching source and target nodes, 13.4.10

setting constant values, 13.4.2

setting the maximum depth, 13.5.3

setting the number of repeating elements, 13.5.3

testing the map file, 13.5

tutorials, 1.5.3

use case, 13.1

user-defined functions, 13.4.3.4

using, 13.4

using arrays, 13.4.5.3

viewing unmapped target nodes, 13.4.7

xsl choose conditional processing, 13.4.5.2

xsl if conditional processing, 13.4.5.1

Y

year-from-dateTime function

description, D.5.14