Re: [nbusers] Bpel proof of concept. Orchestrating different web services.

[Shivanand Kini]

(Forwarding to the nbentpack alias)

Hi jjsousa,
You can try the OpenESB  build
(https://open-esb.dev.java.net/Downloads_OpenESB_Addons_NB6.html) which
packages netbeans, glassfish and various jbi components including bpel
engine (jbi component).

Also look at BPEL links in netbeans documentation at
http://www.netbeans.org/kb/60/soa/index.html

If you have specific questions, the appropriate mailing list would be
nbentpack@...

Thanks,
Shivanand


jjsousa wrote:

> Hi there!
> need some help ;)
>
> i have the following problem:
>
> I have a semi-complex process, and i need to orchestrate it.
> I need to invoke a set of different web services that are running in
> different platforms, and that's the beauty of it. I need to invoke some web
> services at a Sharepoint list and then some other that developed with Java.
>
> My point is to create a eclipse project so that i can develop a BELP engine
> (using netbeans 6.0.1 and SOA Pack) and a set of web services so that i can
> run the web services and the BPEL engine to orchestrate and consume this
> process of mine that i will specify using BPEL modelling capabilities.
>
> Is it feasible?
> Is it simple to set up aplication server (like tomcat or glassfish v2)
> running and orchestrating this process? I need to do this proof of concept
> so that i can use it within a commercial project.
>
> thanks in advance
>  

[jjsousa]

Just a question.

I've been testing those bpel samples tha came with netbeans (by the way their very nice and interesting) but i have one doubt. If i want to add an external web service in .net (http://localhost:2783/WebSite1/Service.asmx?wsdl) how can i use it to exchange messages with bpel engine?

This is created has a partner link?
Is there anywhere a sample or tutorial using external webservices invocation?
thanks  

Shivanand Kini wrote:

(Forwarding to the nbentpack alias)

Hi jjsousa,
You can try the OpenESB  build
(https://open-esb.dev.java.net/Downloads_OpenESB_Addons_NB6.html) which
packages netbeans, glassfish and various jbi components including bpel
engine (jbi component).

Also look at BPEL links in netbeans documentation at
http://www.netbeans.org/kb/60/soa/index.html

If you have specific questions, the appropriate mailing list would be
[e-mail]

Thanks,
Shivanand


jjsousa wrote:
> Hi there!
> need some help ;)
>
> i have the following problem:
>
> I have a semi-complex process, and i need to orchestrate it.
> I need to invoke a set of different web services that are running in
> different platforms, and that's the beauty of it. I need to invoke some web
> services at a Sharepoint list and then some other that developed with Java.
>
> My point is to create a eclipse project so that i can develop a BELP engine
> (using netbeans 6.0.1 and SOA Pack) and a set of web services so that i can
> run the web services and the BPEL engine to orchestrate and consume this
> process of mine that i will specify using BPEL modelling capabilities.
>
> Is it feasible?
> Is it simple to set up aplication server (like tomcat or glassfish v2)
> running and orchestrating this process? I need to do this proof of concept
> so that i can use it within a commercial project.
>
> thanks in advance
>