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Sample chapter from BPEL BPMN Book

Tuesday, 02 September 2008 21:54 Anil Passi

Packtpub is a publishing house based in UK. They recently published a book on BPEL/BPMN. Please find a sample chapter from their book attached. In case you wish to purchase this book, please visit their website linked here or order this book from Amazon.com.
The sample chapter from this book cab be read from this link

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Oracle BPEL Training

Wednesday, 20 August 2008 21:14 Anil Passi

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We are pleased to announce Oracle BPEL Training, which is a very hot skill in marketplace.

This training will be very hands on & interactive, similar to our OA Framework and Apps DBA Trainings.

Topics covered in this BPEL training include all the aspects which a Oracle BPEL Developer uses in day to day job.

The full contents of this training are posted below.

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Training will happen on weekends of September 20, 21, 27, 28 [In total 4 Days]

Fee for this 4 Days training

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Oracle BPEL Tables in the perspective of Oracle Workflow Tables

Saturday, 31 May 2008 16:11 Anil Passi

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In this article you will learn about the main tables used by the BPEL Server/Engine. For these tables, you will also see the corresponding tables in good old Oracle Workflow. The reason I write this article is because I believe in next 5 Years time , many of the current Oracle Workflow Consultants will be working on Oracle BPEL Instead.

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BPEL- Apps Business Event Integration- Part 4

Thursday, 29 May 2008 22:36 Anil Passi

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In the previous articles, we saw how jDeveloper connects to the R12 or 11.5.10 instance, so as to display the list of Business Events from the database. After our BPEL process gets deployed to BPEL server, then the SOA Runtime Server should also be able to connect to R12 or 11.5.10 database, so as to monitor the messages in Advanced Queue i.e. in WF_BPEL_Q. In this article, you will see the steps to make Apps Adapter running within SOA Server[Runtime ] to talk to Apps Database, so as to dequeue WF Event messages from BPEL Queue.
You will also see the deployment step in this presentation.

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Business Event Integration with BPEL in SOA- Part 3

Sunday, 25 May 2008 17:25 Anil Passi

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By now, you have already got a SOA Server up & Running, and also, you have now successfully connected your jDeveloper to BPEL Server.
In this article, you will see the steps for
a) Creating a new Business Event which will be raised in EBS to initiate BPEL Process
b) Creating a BPEL Process that listens to Business Events from an Oracle eBusiness Suite environment.
You will also find an overview of how event message is propagated from Oracle eBusiness Suite to BPEL Server.

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