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Designing Oracle Java CAPS Business Process Manager Projects Java CAPS Documentation |
Designing Oracle Java CAPS Business Process Manager Projects
Business Process Model Overview
Java CAPS Component Activities
Building a Business Process Model
Adding a Business Process to a Project
To Add a Business Process to a Project
Creating the Business Process Components
Adding Components from the Project Tree
Adding Business Rules Activities
Adding a Business Rule to a Link
Validating a Business Process Model
To Check the Business Process for Errors or Warnings
Saving a Business Process Model
To Save a Business Process Model
Incorporating Sub-Processes Into Business Models
Using Predicates with Repeating Nodes
Customizing the Business Process Display
To Change Grid Properties for a Business Process
Aligning and Distributing Modeling Elements
To Automatically Align or Distribute Modeling Elements
Automatically Arranging Modeling Elements
To Automatically Arrange Modeling Elements
Sub-processes are Business Processes called within the main Business Process of a Project, and are invoked within the same application server. Use the Business Rule Designer to configure the input and output attributes for the sub-process.
Sub-processes are required when a Business Process contains a user activity; the sub-process defines the flow of data through the user activity. A sub-process exists within a main process, so incorporating a sub-process into a Business Process involves two steps:
In the following procedure, you create a WSD object to use in the sub-process. The WSD object functions as the interface to the sub-process or, in the case of a user activity, to the Visual Page Designer pageflow.
The New Project Wizard appears.
The new Project appears in the Projects window.
If the operation includes an output message, a reply activity appears.
Once you create the sub-process, you can add it to the main Business Process in the Project.