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
- archive
-
- definition, 19.1
- arrays
-
- determining the size of, 3.15.2
- in transformations, 13.4.5.3
- manipulating, 3.15
- maxOccurs attribute, 3.15
- SOAP-encoded arrays not supported, 3.15.4
- statically indexing into, 3.15.1
- tutorials, 1.5.3
- 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
- assertion tests
-
- overview, 20.1.4
- assertions
-
- creating activity execution asserts, 20.3.4.2.2
- creating value asserts, 20.3.4.2.1
- creating XML asserts, 20.3.4.2.3
- fatal assertions not supported at runtime, 20.3.4.2.1, 20.3.4.2.1, 20.3.4.2.3, 20.3.4.2.3
- in BPEL test suites, 20.2.3
- assertXPath
-
- customizing in business rules, 18.7.3
- assign activity
-
- adding to an asynchronous service, 5.3.4
- capabilities, B.1.2
- copying data, 3.4
- description, 3.2.2
- for data manipulation, 3.2.2
- formatting the e-mail message body as HTML, 14.3.1.2
- in asynchronous services, 5.3.4
- references, 1.5.2
- using multiple bpelx:append settings, B.1.2
- assignment service
-
- configuration, 15.13
- deploying a custom assignment service, 15.13.2.4
- dynamic assignment functions, 15.13.1, 15.13.1.1, 15.13.1.2, 15.13.1.3
- dynamically assigning task participants, 15.13.2
- example of implementation, 15.13.2.3
- implementing, 15.13.2.2
- overview, 15.13.2.1
- asynchronous callbacks, 5.2
- asynchronous event emulation
-
- in BPEL tests, 20.6.2
- asynchronous interaction with a notification timer
-
- BPEL process as the client, 12.5
- BPEL process as the service, 12.5
- definition, 12.5
- asynchronous interaction with timeout
-
- BPEL process as the client, 12.4
- BPEL process as the service, 12.4
- definition, 12.4
- asynchronous interactions
-
- BPEL process as the client, 12.3
- BPEL process as the service, 12.3
- definition, 12.3
- returning faults, 8.8.2
- asynchronous processes
-
- dehydration store, 5.2.6
- retrieving status and results from, 11.3.2
- tutorial, 1.5.3
- using dehydration, 5.2.6
- asynchronous services
-
- assign activities, 5.3.4
- calling, 5.2.2, 5.3
- correlating messages, 5.2.4
- correlation IDs, 5.2.3
- correlation sets, 5.4
- invoke activities, 5.2.3, 5.3.2
- managing multiple instances, 5.2.4
- parallel flows, 6.2
- partner links, 5.2.1, 5.2.2, 5.3.1
- partnerLinkTypes, 5.2.1
- receive activities, 5.2.3, 5.3.3
- reply activities, 5.2.5
- sample, 1.5.1
- tutorials, 1.5.3
- use case, 5.1
- WS-Addressing, 5.2.3
- attachments
-
- binary attachments in SOAP messages, 3.21
- sending with the notification wizard, 14.3.1.1
- task attachments with e-mail notifications, 15.6.7.4, 15.10.5
- tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3
- using style sheets, 15.6.8.3
- using WordML style sheets, 15.6.8.2
- attribute labels
-
- internationalization, 15.12.9.1
- attributes
-
- manipulating, 3.12
- audit trail
-
- viewing, 19.3.3
- authenticate function
-
- description, D.10.1
- auto mapping
-
- in transformations, 13.4.6
- with confirmation in transformations, 13.4.6.1
- AutoLoanDemo
-
- demos, 1.5.1
- Axis
-
- tutorials, 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
- on
-
- 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
- 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