Comments on: Oracle BPEL PM – Invoking a (remote) BPEL Service from Java using RMI

By: Shanthi Viswanathan

Shanthi Viswanathan — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 19:17:13 +0000

This code is real cool. I have a different quiestion:

I have Oracle BPEL processes deployed on one server. I have a scheduler on a different server and this scheduler needs to invoke the BPEL process. I want to secure the BPEL process – maybe using OWSM. This scheduler can invoke anything using a shell script or just command line. How can I achieve this?

By: Chandra

Chandra — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 14:32:55 +0000

Lucas I appreciate your efforts for sharing the information and I have been a regular vistor to your blog and found ur blog quite informative. Curiously following your posts. Thank you.

By: SwitchBL8

SwitchBL8 — Thu, 15 Jun 2006 13:24:41 +0000

I’m sorry to say that the presentation has not been approved for public availability. The seminar was intended for (could-be) clients and not for “concullega’s”.
What we (there were 4 presentations) showed to the audience was how to use webservices and the SOA to integrate their business. Internally or with external parties. A live-demo of the creation (in BPEL-designer) and running of a BPEL process was one of the presentations. What we showed was how a simple form that changed the status of a record from NEW to ACCEPTED could trigger a step in the newly created BPEL process. Thus without accessing the actual webservice, and all possible from Oracle Designer, since it’s only PL/SQL. That’s what a lot of clients know and/or want to use.

I guess you’re giving your demo now, since today is the 15th. Good luck.

By: Lucas Jellema

Lucas Jellema — Fri, 09 Jun 2006 07:59:30 +0000

Reginald,

Thanks for your compliments on the contents of the article. The presentation on the 15th will be on a much wider range of topics than just the Java based call into a BPEL Service. I will make available the contents of the entire presentation and all demonstrations in subsequent postings on this weblog.

Can I find your presentation/demonstration somewhere on the internet? I am very interested to see what you did. Glad it was such a huge success.

best regards,

Lucas

By: SwitchBL8

SwitchBL8 — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 23:31:04 +0000

Lucas,

It strikes me as a little odd that you will be giving the presentation on the 15th, but you are basically giving away the contents NOW.
Today we (Transfer Solutions) have given a seminar around the BPEL subject too and it was a huge success. Lots of (potential) clients still use forms, so we decided to demonstrate a process that was controlled by updating a column in a table via a form (e.g. changing a statusfield). Simple, but very understandable for the audience, since they all know forms and PL/SQL.

Good luck next Thursday.

Reginald