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

110.UserTasks

tutorials, 1.5.3

111.CallingSessionBeans

tutorials, 1.5.3

112.Arrays

tutorials, 1.5.3

113.ABCARouting

tutorials, 1.5.3

114.XSLTTransformations

tutorials, 1.5.3

115.CorrelatedHelloWorld

tutorial, 1.5.3

116.SendEmails

tutorials, 1.5.3

117.ReceiveEmails

tutorials, 1.5.3

118.JMSService

tutorials, 1.5.3

119.JMSTopics

tutorials, 1.5.3

120.XSQLExecution

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

130.SendEmailWithAttachments

tutorials, 1.5.3

132.UserTasks

tutorials, 1.5.3

133.SecureInvokingProcesses

tutorials, 1.5.3

701.LargeProcesses

tutorials, 1.5.3

702.Bindings

tutorials, 1.5.3

A

abs function

description, G.1.1

accountName

XML file, 15.3.8

acquire

task action, 16.3.6

acquired

tasks, 16.3.4.3

acquiredByFunction

approver function, 16.9.1

action permissions

in worklists, 17.2.2.15

actionable notification

definition, 15.2

actionableEmailAccount element

configuring for e-mail approvals, 16.4.3

actions

performed on a task, 16.3.6

activation agent

e-mail, 15.3.8

activationAgent attributes

setting for notifications in the bpel.xml file, 15.3.8

active

process life cycle, 19.3.2

Active Directory server

identity service configuration, 16.7.4.4

supported versions, 16.7.4.4

activities

adapters tab, C.2.1

annotations tab, C.2.1

correlation sets tab, C.2.1

definition, 1.3, 2.4

overview, 2.4, C.2

sensors tab, C.2.1

tasks common to many activities, C.2.1

Activities tab

Oracle BPEL Console, 19.3.4

activity interactions

viewing, 19.3.3

activity sensor reports

creating, 21.1.3

activity sensors

definition, 18.2

Adapter Configuration wizard

starting, 2.9

adapters

configuring, 2.9

definition, 2.9

documentation, 2.9

in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.9

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, C.2.1

addChildNode function

description, G.1.3

add-dayTimeDuration-to-dateTime function

description, G.1.2

adding attachments

in worklists, 17.2.2.7

adding comments

in worklists, 17.2.2.6

addQuotes function

description, G.1.4

adhoc workflow

changing the initial assignee of the task, 16.3.15.2

customizing, 16.3.15.2

definition, 16.3

implementation, 16.3.15

use case, 16.3.15.1

workflow pattern, 16.3

adhocFunction

approver function, 16.9.1

ADT queue

tutorial, 1.5.3

advanced searches

in worklists, 17.2.2.14

AmazonFlow

demos, 1.5.1

annotations tab

in activities, C.2.1

Ant

definition, 19.4.1

Apache Axis

sample of interoperability with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.5

tutorials, 1.5

APIs

building a worklist application, 17.5

building a worklist application with the remote APIs, 17.6

limitations on using the remote APIs for worklists, 17.6

appendToList function

description, G.1.5

Applications Navigator

contents of, 2.3.1.1

definition, 2.3.1.1

location of in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.3.1

approver functions, 16.9, 16.9.2

acquiredByFunction, 16.9.1

adhocFunction, 16.9.1

approverFunction, 16.9.1

groupsFunction, 16.9.1

listFunction, 16.9.1

managementChainFunction, 16.9.1

usersFunction, 16.9.1

approverFunction

approver function, 16.9.1

AQ adapter

ADT queue tutorial, 1.5.3

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

SQL primitive 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

B

BankTransferDemo

demos, 1.5.1

batching

tutorials, 1.5.3

batchProcessActive function

description, G.1.7

batchProcessCompleted function

description, G.1.8

BEA WebLogic

sample of interoperability with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.5

supported by Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.2

binary attachments

demo, 1.5.1, 4.16

to SOAP messages, 4.16

Boolean values

assigning, 4.10

BPEL

definition

everything in XML format, 4

BPEL designers

definition, 2.1

overview of environments, 2.3

supported types of designers, 1.3

BPEL domains

creating and managing, 19.2

BPEL exec extension

references, 1.5.2

tutorials, 1.5.3

BPEL files

assign activities, 3.6.2

definition, 2.3.1.1

global variables, 3.6

in Hello World tutorial, 3.3

partner links, 3.6

partner links definition, 5.2.1

process element, 3.6

receive activities, 3.6

reply activities, 3.6

reviewing the contents of, 3.6

sequence activities, 3.6.1

sequences, 3.6

BPEL Inspector

contents of, 2.3.2.4

definition, 2.3.2.4

location of in Eclipse BPEL Designer, 2.3.2

BPEL Palette

contents of, 2.3.2.6

definition, 2.3.2.6

location of in Eclipse BPEL Designer, 2.3.2

BPEL processes

common interaction patterns, 13

compiling and deploying, 19.1

correcting validation errors in complex BPEL processes, A.1.1

creating an empty process and importing a schema, A.1.3

default revision, 19.3.2

handling long-running processes, A.1.2

importing an existing project, 2.3.1

invoking with a Web Service/SOAP interface, 12.3.4

life cycles, 19.3.2

manually undeploying, 19.3.2

naming conventions, 2.3, 3.2

sending messages to a process from a Java/JSP application, 12.3

undeployed, 19.3.2

viewing and managing on the Oracle BPEL Console, 19.3

BPEL Processes tab

Oracle BPEL Console, 19.3.2

BPEL Source

location of in Eclipse BPEL Designer, 2.3.2

BPEL source code

reviewing BPEL code, 3.6

BPEL Source window

contents of, 2.3.2.3

definition, 2.3.2.3

BPEL XPath functions

examples, 4.2.2

BPEL_ACTIVITY_SENSOR_VALUES

sensor public view, 18.6.1

BPEL_ALL_PROCESSES

sensor public view, 18.6.1

BPEL_ERRORS

sensor public view, 18.6.1

BPEL_FAULT_SENSOR_VALUES

sensor public view, 18.6.1

BPEL_PROCESS_ANALYSIS_REPORT

sensor public view, 18.6.1

BPEL_SENSOR_PROCESS_INSTANCES

sensor public view, 18.6.1

BPEL_VARIABLE_SENSOR_VALUES

sensor public view, 18.6.1

bpeladmin

user account, 16.7, F.1.1

bpelc

definition, 19.4.2

examples, 19.4.2.1

using, 19.4.2

bpelx

in assign activities, C.2.2

bpelx exec extension

built-in methods, 10.2.3.3

for embedding Java code in a BPEL process, 10.2.3.1

bpel.xml file

content is read into memory only when the file is opened, 2.3.1.8

definition, 2.3.1.1

deployment descriptor file, E.1.1

do not edit through a combination of JDeveloper BPEL Designer and a text editor, 2.3.1.8

in Hello World tutorial, 3.3

registering sensors and sensor actions, 18.3.4

setting activationAgent attributes, 15.3.8

BPMAppRole interface

description, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMGroup interface

description, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMIdentity interface

description, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMIdentityService interface

description, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMPrincipal interface

description, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMProvider interface

description, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

implementing, 16.7.5.3.1

BPMRole interface

description, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMSystemAdmin

identity service role, 16.7

BPMUser interface

description, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMWorkflowAdmin

identity service role, 16.7

BPMWorkflowReassign

identity service role, 16.7

BPMWorkflowSuspend

identity service role, 16.7

BPMWorkflowViewHistory

identity service role, 16.7

browsers

supported, 19.1.1.1

build.xml file

definition, 2.3.2.1

deploys the suitcase JAR file to the Oracle BPEL Server, 3.8

in Hello World tutorial, 3.3

business faults

definition, 9.4

business process execution language

See BPEL

BWA WebLogic

JMS, 1.5.3

C

catch activity

adding, 9.12

capabilities, C.2.3

fault handling, 9.8

references, 1.5.2

tutorial, 1.5.3

channels

e-mail, 15.3.1

fax, 15.3.4

for task notification, 16.4.1

pager, 15.3.5

SMS, 15.3.3

voice mail, 15.3.2

CheckoutDemo

demos, 1.5.1

clearTaskAssignees function

description, G.1.9

CLOB payload

tutorial, 1.5.3

CLOB payload as opaque

tutorial, 1.5.3

COBOL Copybook

tutorial, 1.5.3

comma-separated value (CSV) files

exporting reports to CSV files, 21.1

compare function

description, G.1.10

compare-ignore-case function

description, G.1.11

compensate activity

capabilities, C.2.4

definition, 9.9

fault handling, 9.9

compilation

of BPEL processes, 19.1

without deployment on JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 19.1.1.1

compiling

in Hello World tutorial, 3.8

complex data transformations

recommendations on, 3.7.3

complex SQL strings

tutorial, 1.5.3

complex structures

tutorial, 1.5.3

complex type

variables, 4.5

Component Palette

definition, 2.3.1.4

location of in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.3.1

transformation functions, 2.3.1.4

concat function

description, 4.9

conditional branching logic

definition, 8, 8.1

tutorials, 1.5.3

use case, 8.1

use of XPath expressions, 8.2

using switch activities, 8.3

using while activities, 8.4

conditional processing

with xsl choose, 14.5.5.2

with xsl if, 14.5.5.1

configuration properties

deployment descriptor, E.2

constant values

in transformations, 14.5.2

copyList function

description, G.1.12

core XPath functions

examples, 4.2.2

correlation ID

WS-Addressing, 6.2.3

correlation sets

associating with receive activities, 6.4.5

creating, 6.4.4

creating property aliases, 6.4.6

definition, 6.2.4, 6.2.4.2

tutorial, 1.5.3

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 6.4

WSDL file content, 6.4.7

correlation sets tab

in activities, C.2.1

correlations, 6.2.4

adding on an OnMessage branch of a pick activity, C.2.12

creating for Oracle Workflow Bridge activities, H.5.4

countNodes function, 4.13.2

description, G.1.13

create instance

definition, 6.2.3

in receive activities, 6.2.3

createDeliminatedString function

description, G.1.16

create-delimited-string function

description, G.1.14

createInstance attribute, 6.2.3

create-nodeset-from-deliminated-string function

description, G.1.15

current-date function

description, G.1.17

current-dateTime function

description, G.1.18

current-time function

description, G.1.19

custom

sensor publish type, 18.2

custom plug-ins

advanced implementation identity service custom plug-in, 16.7.5.3, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMAppRole interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMGroup interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMIdentity interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMIdentityService interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMPrincipal interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMProvider interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMRole interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMUser interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

components of sample configuration file, 16.7.5.5

configuration with identity service, 16.7.4.5

creating an identity service custom plug-in, 16.7.5

creating users and groups, 16.7.5.6

deploying, 16.7.5.4

implementing an identity service custom plug-in, 16.7.5.3

implementing the BPMIdentityService interface, 16.7.5.1

registering and configuring the identity service, 16.7.5.5

simple implementation identity service custom plug-in, 16.7.5.3, 16.7.5.3.1

use with identity service, 16.7.1, 16.7.1.3

using with workflow service samples, 16.7.5.7

CustomIdentityService.java file

description, 16.7.5.3.1

CustomRoleImpl.java file

description, 16.7.5.3.1

CustomUserImpl.java file

description, 16.7.5.3.1

D

data manipulation

accessing fields with complex type variables, 4.5

appending new items to an array, 4.13.3.6

assigning Boolean values, 4.10

assigning date or time, 4.11

assigning literal strings, 4.8

assigning numeric values, 4.6

concatenating strings, 4.9

converting from a string to a structured XML object type, 4.14

copying data between variables, 4.4

determining array sizes, 4.13.2

dynamically indexing into a data sequence, 4.13.3

dynamically indexing with the getElement function, 4.13.3.4

initializing variables, 4.3

manipulating arrays, 4.13

manipulating attributes, 4.12

mathematical calculations with XPath functions, 4.7

merging arrays, 4.13.3.5

statically indexing into a data sequence, 4.13.1

with assign activities, 4.2.2, 4.4

with XQuery and XSLT, 4.2.2

data sequences

dynamically indexing into, 4.13.3

database

sensor publish type, 18.2

database adapter

complex SQL strings tutorial, 1.5.3

delete operation tutorial, 1.5.3

fault handling tutorial, 1.5.3

insert operation tutorial, 1.5.3

JPublisher wrapper 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 a date field tutorial, 1.5.3

polling control table tutorial, 1.5.3

query-by-example tutorial, 1.5.3

REF CURSORs tutorial, 1.5.3

SELECT ALL tutorial, 1.5.3, 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 plug-in

CustomIdentityService.java file, 16.7.5.3.1

CustomRoleImpl.java file, 16.7.5.3.1

CustomUserImpl.java file, 16.7.5.3.1

DBProvider.java file, 16.7.5.3.1

getProvider, 16.7.5.3.1

identity service use case, 16.7.1.3, 16.7.5.3.1, 16.7.5.3.1, 16.7.5.4, 16.7.5.5

key files, 16.7.5.3.1

ProviderFactory.java file, 16.7.5.3.1

database update operation

tutorial, 1.5.3

datasources.xml file

configuring to use Oracle Workflow Bridge, H.3

dates

assigning, 4.11

day-from-dateTime function

description, G.1.20

DBProvider.java file

description, 16.7.5.3.1

debatching

FTP tutorial, 1.5.3

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

default

user account, 16.7

versions of processes, 19.3.2

default revision

of BPEL processes, 19.3.2

defining a fault handler, 9.11

dehydration

definition, 1.2, 6.2.6

dehydration point, 6.2.6

delegations

of tasks, 16.2.3

deleting attachments

in worklists, 17.2.2.7

demo community

definition, F.1.1

for Oracle BPEL Process Manager, F.1

demonstrations

location of, 1.5, 1.5

demos

AmazonFlow, 1.5.1

asynchronous services, 1.5.1

BankTransferDemo, 1.5.1

binary attachments in SOAP messages, 1.5.1, 4.16

binding faults, 9.11

CheckoutDemo, 1.5.1

DocumentReview, 1.5.1

FlowN activity, 1.5.1

GoogleFlow, 1.5.1

HelpDeskServiceRequest, 1.5.1

HotwireDemo, 1.5.1

IBMSamples, 1.5.1

Java embedding, 1.5.1

LoanDemo, 1.5.1

LoanDemoPlus, 1.5.1

LoanDemoPlusWithWorkflow, 1.5.1

Oracle Workflow Bridge, H.1

OrderApproval, 1.5.1

OWFBridge, 1.5.1

parallel synchronous invocations, 1.5.1

ParallelSearch, 1.5.1

PaymentProcessor, 1.5.1

pick activity, 1.5.1

PriorityDemo, 1.5.1

ResilientDemo, 1.5.1

run-time exceptions, 1.5.1

run-time faults, 9.11

SalesforceFlow, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

sensor actions, 18.3

sensors, 18.3

SleepBroker, 1.5.1

synchronous services, 1.5.1

TimeOffRequestDemo, 1.5.1

transformations, 1.5.1

VacationRequest, 1.5.1

while loop, 1.5.1

workflows, 1.5.1, 1.5.1, 1.5.1, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

worklists, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

XSLMapper, 1.5.1

XSLT Mapper, 1.5.1

deployment

deploy one process at a time, 19.1

in Hello World tutorial, 3.8

of a suitcase JAR file to a specific domain, 19.2.5

of BPEL processes, 19.1

of multiple versions of the same process, 19.1.1

overwriting versions, 19.1.1

status displays in Log Window, 19.1.1

to default domain, 19.1.1

undeploying a process from a specific domain, 19.2.7

with Eclipse BPEL Designer, 19.1.2

with JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 19.1.1

with the Invoke Deployment Tool, 19.1.1

deployment descriptor

bpel.xml file, 2.3.1.1, 3.3, E.1.1

configuration properties, E.2, E.2.1

defining a configuration property, E.2.1

defining a preference property, E.1.1

encrypting a preference value, E.1.4

getting a preference value within a BPEL process, E.1.3

preference properties, E.1

sample, 1.5.1

updating a preference at run time, E.1.2

use case, E.1.5

developer prompt

starting, 2.2

development mode

best practices, 19.3.2.1

changing, 19.2.4

Diagram View window

definition, 2.3.1.2

location of in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.3.1

dictionaries

in transformations, 14.5.8

DIME protocol

SOAP binary attachments, 4.16

display of changes

in worklists, 17.2.3

doc function

description, G.1.21

DocumentReview

demos, 1.5.1

domain passwords

changing, 12.3.1.1, 19.2.1

domains

best practices, 19.2

creating, 19.2.3

creating and managing, 19.2

definition, 19.1.1

deploying to specific domains, 19.2.5

location of a suitcase JAR file in a specific domain, 19.2.6

undeploying a process, 19.2.7

domain.xml file

increasing the syncMaxWaitTime property, 11.5

location of for Eclipse BPEL Designer, 11.5

location of for JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 11.5

dynamic assignments, 16.3.4.1

tutorial, 16.3.4.1

dynamic delimited strings

setting task assignees, 16.3.4.4

dynamic partner links

references, 1.5.2

dynamic workflow

See adhoc workflow

E

Eclipse BPEL Designer

BPEL Inspector, 2.3.2.4

BPEL Palette, 2.3.2.6

BPEL Source window, 2.3.2.3

compiling and deploying a process, 19.1.2

creating a project, 2.3.2

creating a workspaces, 2.3.2

defining a fault handler, 9.12

definition, 1.3.2

designing processes, 2.1

installation directory convention, 1.3.2

location of BPEL Inspector, 2.3.2

location of BPEL Palette, 2.3.2

location of BPEL Source, 2.3.2

location of domain.xml file, 11.5

location of Log Window, 2.3.2

location of Navigator, 2.3.2

location of Process Map, 2.3.2

Log window, 2.3.2.5

Navigator, 2.3.2.1

overview of design environment, 2.3.2

Overview window, 2.3.2.2

Process Map, 2.3.2.2

running the Hello World tutorial, 3.1

software download location, 1.3.2, 2.2, 2.3.2

starting, 2.2

EJB

invoked by a BPEL process through use of WSIF binding, 10.2.1

tutorials, 1.5.3

elements

ignoring in XSLT documents, 14.5.9

e-mail

attachments tutorial, 1.5.3

dynamically setting addresses, 15.3.6

notifications support, 15.2, 15.3.1

task action configuration, 16.6.2

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

e-mail activation agent

starting processes, 15.3.8

e-mail approval

for task notifications, 16.4.3

setting up the wf_config.xml file, 16.4.3

e-mail attachments

notifications support, 15.3.1.1

tutorial, 1.5.3

e-mail notification

sample, 1.5.1

e-mail server

configuring for notifications support, 15.3.1.2

empty activity

capabilities, C.2.5

definition, 9.8.1

fault handling, 9.8.1

empty processes

creating an empty process and importing a schema, A.1.3

ends-with function

description, G.1.22

errors

in worklists, 17.2.2.12

invalid settings, C.1

escalate

task action, 16.3.6

escalations

of tasks, 16.2.3

evaluation time

definition, 18.3.1

event handlers

references, 1.5.2

exceptions, 9.4

tutorials, 1.5.3

expirations

of tasks, 16.2.3

expression constants

variable initialization, 4.3

F

facades

See XML facades

fault handling, 9.11

adding a catch activity, 9.12

binding faults demo, 9.11

defining, 9, 9.3, 9.11

defining a handler with Eclipse BPEL Designer, 9.12

importing RuntimeFault.wsdl, 9.11

modifying the WSDL files, 9.11

returning external faults, 9.7, 9.7.2

sample, 1.5.1

throwing internal faults, 9.6

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

use case, 9.1

using catch activities, 9.8

using compensate activities, 9.9

using empty activities, 9.8.1

using scope activities, 9.5, 9.8

using terminate activities, 9.10

using throw activities, 9.6

fault sensor reports

creating, 21.1.4

fault sensors

definition, 18.2

faults

categories of faults in BPEL, 9.4

Qname fault name, 9.4

returning external faults, 9.7, 9.7.2

throwing internal faults, 9.6

fax

configuring fax cover pages, 15.3.4.1

configuring fax service provider support, 15.3.4.2

notifications support, 15.3.4

file adapter

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, 13.1

flat structure

tutorial, 1.5.3

flex field updates

in worklists, 17.2.2.10

flex fields

code example, 16.3.3.3.1

in tasks, 16.3.3.3.1

flow activity

capabilities, C.2.6

definition, 7.3

references, 1.5.2

tutorials, 1.5.3

flowN activity

capabilities, C.2.7

definition, 7.4

demos, 1.5.1

references, 1.5.2

format function

description, G.1.23

formatDate function

description, G.1.26

format-dateTime function

description, G.1.24

format-string function

description, G.1.25

FTP adapter

tutorials, 1.5.3

functions, G.1

abs, G.1.1

addChildNode, G.1.3

add-dayTimeDuration-to-dateTime, G.1.2

addQuotes, G.1.4

appendToList, G.1.5

approver function examples for workflows, 16.9.2

approver functions for workflows, 16.9

authenticate, G.1.6

batchProcessActive, G.1.7

batchProcessCompleted, G.1.8

chaining in transformations, 14.5.3.2

clearTaskAssignees, G.1.9

compare, G.1.10

compare-ignore-case, G.1.11

concat, 4.9

copyList, G.1.12

countNodes, 4.13.2, G.1.13

createDeliminatedString, G.1.16

create-delimited-string, G.1.14

create-nodeset-from-deliminated-string, G.1.15

current-date, G.1.17

current-dateTime, G.1.18

current-time, G.1.19

custom, 4.2.2

day-from-dateTime, G.1.20

descriptions, 14.5.3

doc, G.1.21

dynamically setting e-mail addresses and telephone numbers, 15.3.6

editing in transformations, 14.5.3.1

editing XPath expressions in transformations, 14.5.4

ends-with, G.1.22

examples, 4.2.2

format, G.1.23

formatDate, G.1.26

format-dateTime, G.1.24

format-string, G.1.25

functions prefixed with xp20 or orcl, 14.5.3

genEmptyElem, G.1.27

generateGUID, G.1.29

generate-guid, G.1.28

getChildElement, G.1.32

getContentAsString, G.1.33

get-content-as-string, G.1.30

getConversationId, G.1.34

getCreator, G.1.35

getCurrentDate, 4.11, G.1.36

getCurrentDateTime, 4.11, G.1.37

getCurrentTime, 4.11, G.1.38

getDomainId, G.1.39

getElement, 4.13.3.4, G.1.40

getGroupIdsFromGroupAlias, G.1.41

getGroupProperty, G.1.42

getInstanceId, G.1.43

getLinkStatus, G.1.44

get-localized-string, G.1.31

getManager, G.1.45

getMessage, G.1.46

getNodes, G.1.48

getNodeValue, G.1.47

getNumberOfTaskApprovals, G.1.49

getPreference, G.1.50

getPreviousTaskApprover, G.1.51

getProcessId, G.1.52

getProcessOwnerId, G.1.53

getProcessURL, G.1.54

getProcessVersion, G.1.55

getReportees, G.1.56

getTaskAttachmentByIndex, G.1.57

getTaskAttachmentByName, G.1.58

getTaskAttachmentContents, G.1.59

getTaskAttachmentsCount, G.1.60

getTaskAutoReleaseDuration, G.1.61

getTaskReminderDuration, G.1.62

getUserAliasId, G.1.63

getUserIdsFromGroupAlias, G.1.64

getUserProperty, G.1.65

getUserRoles, G.1.66

getUsersInGroup, G.1.67

getVariableData, G.1.68

getVariableProperty, G.1.69

hours-from-dateTime, G.1.70

implicit-timezone, G.1.71

in transformations, 14.5.3

index-within-string, G.1.72

integer, G.1.73

isUserInRole, G.1.74

last-index-within-string, G.1.75

left-trim, G.1.77

listUsers, G.1.78

location of function descriptions, 4.2.2

lookupGroup, G.1.82

lookup-table, G.1.79

lookupUser, G.1.76, G.1.81

lookup-xml, G.1.80

lower-case, G.1.83

matches, G.1.84

max-value-among-nodeset, G.1.85

mergeChildNodes, 4.13.3.5, G.1.86

mimic XPath 2.0 standards, 16.8

minutes-from-dateTime, G.1.88

min-value-among-nodeset, G.1.87

month-from-dateTime, G.1.89

ora:getGroupProperty, 16.8

ora:getManager, 16.8

ora:getNumberOfTaskApprovals, 16.8

ora:getPreviousTaskApprover, 16.8

ora:getReportees, 16.8

ora:getTaskAttachmentByIndex, 16.8

ora:getTaskAttachmentByName, 16.8

ora:getTaskAttachmentContents, 16.8

ora:getTaskAttachmentsCount, 16.8

ora:getUserInRole, 16.8

ora:getUserProperty, 16.8

ora:getUserRoles, 16.8

ora:getUsersInGroup, 16.8

ora:lookupGroup, 16.8

ora:lookupUser, 16.8

orcl:format-string, 16.8

orcl:get-localized-string, 16.8

orcl:get-localized-string(), 16.3.3.3.5

parseEscapedXML, 4.14, G.1.90

position, 4.13.1

prefixed with xp20 or orcl, 14.5.3

processXSLT, G.1.91, G.1.92

processXSQL, G.1.93

query-database, G.1.94

readFile, G.1.95

references, 1.5.2

right-trim, G.1.96

search, G.1.97

seconds-from-dateTime, G.1.98

selecting an data sequence element, 4.13.1

sequence-next-val, G.1.99

setNodeValue, G.1.100

square-root, G.1.101

subtract-dayTimeDuration-from-dateTime, G.1.102

timezone-from-dateTime, G.1.103

translateFromNative, G.1.104

translateToNative, G.1.105

upper-case, G.1.106

user-defined in transformations, 14.5.3.4

workflow related, 16.8

year-from-dateTime, G.1.107

FYI task

cannot be extended, 16.3.18

changing the assignment after creating the task, 16.3.16.2

customizing, 16.3.16.2

definition, 16.3

implementation, 16.3.16

use case, 16.3.16.1

workflow pattern, 16.3

G

genEmptyElem function

description, G.1.27

generateGUID function

description, G.1.29

generate-guid function

description, G.1.28

getChildElement function

description, G.1.32

getContentAsString function

description, G.1.33

get-content-as-string function

description, G.1.30

getConversationId function

description, G.1.34

getCreator function

description, G.1.35

getCurrentDate function

description, 4.11, G.1.36

getCurrentDateTime function

description, 4.11, G.1.37

getCurrentTime function

description, 4.11, G.1.38

getDomainId function

description, G.1.39

getElement function

description, 4.13.3.4, G.1.40

getGroupIdsFromGroupAlias function

description, G.1.41

getGroupProperty function

description, G.1.42

getInstanceId function

description, G.1.43

getLinkStatus function

description, G.1.44

get-localized-string function

description, G.1.31

getManager function

description, G.1.45

getMessage function

description, G.1.46

getNodes function

description, G.1.48

getNodeValue function

description, G.1.47

getNumberOfTaskApprovals function

description, G.1.49

getPreference function

description, G.1.50

getPreviousTaskApprover function

description, G.1.51

getProcessId function

description, G.1.52

getProcessOwnerId function

description, G.1.53

getProcessURL function

description, G.1.54

getProcessVersion function

description, G.1.55

getProvider

description, 16.7.5.3.1

getReportees function

description, G.1.56

getTaskAttachmentByIndex function

description, G.1.57

getTaskAttachmentByName function

description, G.1.58

getTaskAttachmentContents function

description, G.1.59

getTaskAttachmentsCount function

description, G.1.60

getTaskAutoReleaseDuration function

description, G.1.61

getTaskReminderDuration function

description, G.1.62

getUserAliasId function

description, G.1.63

getUserIdsFromGroupAlias function

description, G.1.64

getUserProperty function

description, G.1.65

getUserRoles function

description, G.1.66

getUsersInGroup function

description, G.1.67

getVariableData

assigning tasks dynamically with, 16.3.4

getVariableData function

description, 4.9, G.1.68

using in mathematical calculations, 4.7

getVariableProperty function

description, G.1.69

global variables

in BPEL files, 3.6

GoogleFlow

demos, 1.5.1

grantees

relationship with roles, 16.7

group information

in worklists, 17.2.2.13

groups

creating, 16.7.2

groupsFunction

approver function, 16.9.1

guest

user account, 16.7

H

header variables

viewing details in Oracle BPEL Console, 19.3.3

heap size

increasing, 14.6.2.1

Hello World tutorial

adding an assign activity, 3.7

browsing the new project, 3.3

compiling and deploying the BPEL process, 3.8

creating a new project, 3.2

editing the WSDL file, 3.4

overview, 3.1

reviewing the BPEL source code, 3.6

running, 3.1

suitcase JAR file, 3.8

testing, 3.9

viewing the project files, 3.3

HelpDeskServiceRequest

demos, 1.5.1

HotwireDemo

demos, 1.5.1

hours-from-dateTime function

description, G.1.70

HTTP binding

security tutorial, 1.5.3

HTTP get method

tutorials, 1.5.3

hw_worklist_jndi.properties file

configuring for use with worklists, 17.6

I

iaswconfig.xml file

location of, 15.3.2.1

IBMSamples

demos, 1.5.1

IDeliveryService.post() method

invoking a one-way Web service operation, 12.3.1.4

IDeliveryService.request() method

invoking a two-way Web service operation, 12.3.1.3

identity service

Active Directory server configuration, 16.7.4.4

advanced implementation custom plug-in, 16.7.5.3, 16.7.5.3.2

automatically configured with Oracle Internet Directory during some middle tier installations, 16.7.4.3

BPMAppRole interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMGroup interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMIdentity interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMIdentityService interface, 16.7.5.1, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMPrincipal interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMProvider interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMRole interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

BPMUser interface, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.2

components of custom plug-in sample configuration file, 16.7.5.5

configuring the is_config.xml file, 16.7.4.1

connection element, 16.7.4.1.1

connection pool properties, 16.7.4.1.1

creating a custom plug-in, 16.7.5

creating users and groups, 16.7.2

creating users and groups with the custom plug-in, 16.7.5.6

custom identity service plug-in use case, 16.7.1.3, 16.7.5.3.1, 16.7.5.3.1, 16.7.5.4, 16.7.5.5

custom plug-ins configuration, 16.7.4.5

definition, 16.1, 16.1.2, 16.7, B.4

deploying a custom plug-in, 16.7.5.4

determining a user's local language and time zone, 17.3, 17.3

implementing a custom plug-in, 16.7.5.3

Javadoc, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.1, 16.7.5.3.1, 16.7.5.3.2

LDAP-based (Oracle Internet Directory) JAZN provider configuration, 16.7.4.3

middle-tier configuration, 16.7.4.3.2

middle-tier configuration with SSL support, 16.7.4.3.2

password policy, 16.7.4.3.1

providers, 16.7.1, 16.7.1.1, 16.7.1.2, 16.7.1.3

registering and configuring for the custom plug-in, 16.7.5.5

roles, 16.7

simple implementation custom plug-in, 16.7.5.3, 16.7.5.3.1

structure of identity service configuration file, 16.7.4.1

support for in workflow, 16.1

third-party LDAP server configuration, 16.7.4.4

use with custom plug-ins, 16.7.1, 16.7.1.3

use with JAZN, 16.1, 16.7, 16.7.1, 16.7.1.1

use with LDAP, 16.1, 16.7.1

use with third-party LDAP servers, 16.7.1.2

user and role properties, 16.7.3

userControls and roleControl elements, 16.7.4.1.2

users, 16.7

using the custom plug-in with workflow service samples, 16.7.5.7

WSDL operations, B.4

XML-based JAZN provider configuration, 16.7.4.2

identity service custom plug-in

advanced implementation, 16.7.5.3, 16.7.5.3.2

components of sample configuration file, 16.7.5.5

creating, 16.7.5

creating users and groups, 16.7.5.6

deploying, 16.7.5.4

implementing, 16.7.5.3

interfaces, 16.7.5.2

registering and configuring, 16.7.5.5

simple implementation, 16.7.5.3, 16.7.5.3.1

using with workflow service samples, 16.7.5.7

implicit-timezone function

description, G.1.71

import

an existing BPEL process into a project, 2.3.1

of schemas into an empty BPEL process, A.1.3

two schema files of the same name into the same project is not supported, 2.3.1.6

user-defined functions in the XSLT Mapper, 14.5.3.4

indexing methods

using XPath, 4.13.1

index-within-string function

description, G.1.72

inspection.wsil file

adding remote Web services, 5.2.1.4

instances

starting new, 6.2.3

Instances tab

Oracle BPEL Console, 19.3.3

integer function

description, G.1.73

interaction patterns

a valid partner link is required, 13.1

asynchronous interaction with notification timer, 13.5

asynchronous interaction with timeout, 13.4

asynchronous interactions, 13.3

common patterns between a BPEL process and another application, 13

multiple interactions, 13.10

one request, a mandatory response, and an optional response, 13.8

one request, multiple responses, 13.6

one request, one of two possible responses, 13.7

one-way message, 13.1

partial processing, 13.9

synchronous interactions, 13.2

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, C.1

invoke activity, 6.2.3

adding to an asynchronous service, 6.3.2

capabilities, C.2.8

definition, 5.2

in asynchronous services, 6.2.3, 6.3.2

in synchronous services, 5.2, 5.2.2

manually editing the workflow design, 16.3.2

references, 1.5.2

tutorials, 1.5.3

Invoke Deployment Tool

deploying, 19.1.1

is_config.xml file

components of custom plug-in sample configuration file, 16.7.5.5

configuring for SSL support, 16.7.4.3.2

location of, 16.7.4.1

isUserInRole function

description, G.1.74

J

Java API

invoking a BPEL process with the generic Java API, 12.3.1

invoking a one-way operation, 12.3.1.4

invoking a two-way operation, 12.3.1.3

NormalizedMessage class for dynamically activating messages, 12.3.1.2

parsing XML messages, 12.3.1.2

using from a remote client, 12.3.3

using the Locator class to connect to Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 12.3.1.1

Java applications

wrapped as SOAP services, 10.2.2

Java embedding

bpelx exec extension, 10.2.3.3

demos, 1.5.1

embedding code in a BPEL process, 10.2.3

example using JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 10.3

in a BPEL process, 10

invoking an EJB, 10.2.1

Java application requires a BPEL compatible interface, 10.2.1

tutorials, 10.2.1

use case, 10.1

using bpelx exec, 10.2.3.1

using WSIF binding, 10.2.1

Java embedding activity

capabilities, C.2.9

tutorial, 1.5.3

Java method

tutorials, 1.5.3

Java RMI client

security tutorial, 1.5.3

Javadocs

for JSP forms, 16.5.4.1

identity service, 16.7.5.2, 16.7.5.3.1, 16.7.5.3.1, 16.7.5.3.2

location of, 12.3.1.2, 16.5.4.1, 16.7.1.3

JavaExec

references, 1.5.2

Java/JSP applications

calling a BPEL process, 12, 12.3

JAX-RPC

tutorials, 1.5.3

JAZN

configuration of LDAP-based (Oracle Internet Directory) provider, 16.7.4.3

configuration of XML-based provider, 16.7.4.2

definition, 16.7.1.1

demo users, F.1

LDAP-based (Oracle Internet Directory) provider type, 16.7.1.1.2

middle-tier configuration of LDAP-based JAZN provider, 16.7.4.3.2

middle-tier configuration of LDAP-based JAZN provider with SSL support, 16.7.4.3.2

roles, F.1.1

setting up users, F.1

storing a user's local language and time zone, 17.3

use with identity services, 16.1

used with identity service, 16.7, 16.7.1, 16.7.1.1

used with third-party LDAP servers, 16.7.1.2

user notification preferences, 16.4.1

XML-based provider type, 16.7.1.1.1

jazn-data.xml file

creating users and groups with XML-based JAZN provider, 16.7.2

jazn.xml file

configuring, 16.7.4.3.2

configuring for SSL support, 16.7.4.3.2

JBoss

JMS, 1.5.3

supported by Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.2

JDeveloper BPEL Designer

adapters, 2.9

Applications Navigator, 2.3.1.1

best practices when editing project files, 2.3.1.8

compiling and deploying a process, 19.1.1

compiling without deploying, 19.1.1.1

Component Palette, 2.3.1.4

configuring notifications, 15.3

creating a project, 2.3.1

creating a workspaces, 2.3.1

creating sensors, 18.3

definition, 1.3.1

designing a simple workflow, 16.3.8

designing processes, 2.1

designing timeouts, 11.6

designing workflows, 16.3.1

Diagram View window, 2.3.1.2

location of Applications Navigator, 2.3.1

location of Component Palette, 2.3.1

location of Diagram View window, 2.3.1

location of domain.xml file, 11.5

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, 2.3.1.7

notifications, 2.8

overview of design environment, 2.3.1

overview of services, 2.8

Process Activities, 2.3.1.4

Property Inspector, 2.3.1.5

sensors, 2.8

Source window, 2.3.1.3

starting, 2.2

Structure window, 2.3.1.6

transformations, 2.8, 14.2

using Java embedding, 10.3

workflows, 2.8

worklists, 2.8

JMS

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

with BEA WebLogic, 1.5.3

with JBoss, 1.5.3

with OC4J, 1.5.3

JMS adapter

tutorials, 1.5.3

JMSQueue

sensor publish type, 18.2

JMSTopic

sensor publish type, 18.2

JPublisher wrapper

tutorial with database adapter, 1.5.3

JSP client

security tutorial, 1.5.3

JSP form

custom JSP display, 16.5.4, 16.5.4.2

custom Oracle BPEL Worklist Application display, 16.5.4, 16.5.4.2

customizing the default JSP display, 16.5.1.1

customizing the default JSP file, 16.5.1.3

customizing the default XML mapping file, 16.5.1.2

default file name and location, 16.5.1, 16.5.2

default mapping XML file name and location, 16.5.1

default Oracle BPEL Worklist Application display, 16.3.3.1, 16.5.1

deploying the default JSP to OC4J, 16.5.2

multibyte payload in the task detail JSP, 16.5.1.4

samples, 1.5.1

tutorials, 1.5.3

JTA transaction management

sample, 1.5.1

L

languages

accessing the Oracle BPEL Worklist Application in local languages, 17.3

setting in JAZN, 17.3

setting in LDAP, 17.3

last read ID

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

last-index-within-string function

description, G.1.75

LDAP

Active Directory server, 16.7.4.4

configuration of third-party LDAP servers, 16.7.4.4

Oracle Internet Directory provider type, F.1.1

password for Oracle Internet Directory provider type, F.1.1

storing a user's local language and time zone, 17.3

used with identity service, 16.1, 16.7.1

left-trim function

description, G.1.77

life cycles

default revision, 19.3.2

of processes, 19.3.2, 19.3.2

process recommendations for a development environment, 19.3.2.1

process recommendations for a production environment, 19.3.2.2

undeployed, 19.3.2

use case, 19.3.2.3

links

references, 1.5.2

listFunction

approver function, 16.9.1

listUsers function

description, G.1.78

literal strings

assigning, 4.8

literal XML

variable initialization, 4.3

LoanDemo

demos, 1.5.1

LoanDemoPlus

demos, 1.5.1

LoanDemoPlusWithWorkflow

demos, 1.5.1

LocalBPELServer

default Oracle BPEL Server connection, 19.1.1

Log window

contents of, 2.3.2.5

definition, 2.3.1.7, 2.3.2.5

location of in Eclipse BPEL Designer, 2.3.2

location of in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.3.1

logical polling delete strategy

tutorial, 1.5.3

lookupGroup function

description, G.1.82

lookup-table function

description, G.1.79

lookupUser function

description, G.1.76, G.1.81

lookup-xml function

description, G.1.80

lower-case function

description, G.1.83

M

managementChainFunction

approver function, 16.9.1

master detail replication

tutorial, 1.5.3

matches function

description, G.1.84

maxOccurs attribute, 4.13, 4.13.1

setting for transformations, 14.6.3

max-value-among-nodeset function

description, G.1.85

mergeChildNodes function

description, 4.13.3.5, G.1.86

message flow

tutorials, 1.5.3

Microsoft .Net

sample of interoperability with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 1.5

MIME protocol

SOAP binary attachments, 4.16

minOccurs attribute

setting for transformations, 14.6.3

minutes-from-dateTime function

description, G.1.88

min-value-among-nodeset function

description, G.1.87

modes

changing for the Oracle BPEL Server, 19.2.4

month-from-dateTime function

description, G.1.89

multibyte payload

in the task detail JSP, 16.5.1.4

multiple interactions

definition, 13.10

N

named templates

creating, 14.5.3.3

in functions, 14.5.3.3

naming conventions

for BPEL projects, 2.3, 3.2

Navigator

contents of, 2.3.2.1

definition, 2.3.2.1

location of in Eclipse BPEL Designer, 2.3.2

New Project wizard, 3.2

nonBlockingInvoke property

using in bpel.xml file, 1.5.1

NormalizedMessage class

for dynamically activating messages, 12.3.1.2

specifying the address of a Web service for the callback, 12.3.2

viewing the specific field name for the conversation ID, 12.3.2

notification activity

capabilities, C.2.10

using, 15.3

notification message variables

for task notification, 16.4.2

notification messages

for task notification, 16.4.2

notification service component

definition, 16.1.2, B.3

WSDL operations, B.3

notification services

definition, 16.1

limitations on setting validateXML to true, 15.3.9

notifications

configuring fax cover pages, 15.3.4.1

configuring in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 15.3

configuring wireless service provider support for fax, 15.3.4.2

configuring wireless service provider support for pager, 15.3.5.1

configuring wireless service provider support for SMS, 15.3.3.1

configuring wireless service provider support for voice, 15.3.2.1

definition, 2.8, 15.2, 16.1

dynamically setting e-mail addresses and telephone numbers, 15.3.6

e-mail attachment support, 15.3.1.1

e-mail attachment tutorials, 1.5.3

e-mail server configuration, 15.3.1.2

e-mail support, 15.2, 15.3.1

fax support, 15.3.4

in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.8

pager support, 15.3.5

selecting recipients by browsing the user directory, 15.3.7

SMS support, 15.3.3

tutorials, 1.5.3

use case, 15.1

using Oracle Application Server Wireless, 15.2

voice mail support, 15.3.2

notifications and reminders

in tasks, 16.3.3.3.4, 16.4

ns_emails.xml file

example, 15.3.1.3

location of, 15.3.1.2

ns_faxcoverpages.xml file

configuring fax cover pages, 15.3.4.1

ns_iaswconfig.xml file

example, 15.3.2.2

location of, 15.3.3.1

numeric values

assigning, 4.6

O

obant

running, 3.8, 16.5.2, 16.7.5.4

OC4J

deploying the default JSP to, 16.5.2

JMS, 1.5.3

off

process state, 19.3.2

OID

See Oracle Internet Directory

process state, 19.3.2

onAlarm branch

of pick activity, 11.3

one request, a mandatory response, and an optional response

BPEL process as the client, 13.8

BPEL process as the service, 13.8

definition, 13.8

one request, multiple responses

BPEL process as the client, 13.6

BPEL process as the service, 13.6

definition, 13.6

one request, one of two possible responses

BPEL process as the client, 13.7

BPEL process as the service, 13.7

definition, 13.7

one-way message

BPEL process as the client, 13.1

BPEL process as the service, 13.1

definition, 13.1

onMessage branch

of pick activity, 11.3

opaque with headers

tutorial, 1.5.3

ora:getGroupProperty

function, 16.8

ora:getManager

function, 16.8

ora:getNumberOfTaskApprovals function, 16.8

ora:getPreviousTaskApprover

function, 16.8

ora:getReportees

function, 16.8

ora:getTaskAttachmentByIndex

function, 16.8

ora:getTaskAttachmentByName function, 16.8

ora:getTaskAttachmentContents

function, 16.8

ora:getTaskAttachmentsCount

function, 16.8

ora:getUserInRole

function, 16.8

ora:getUserProperty

function, 16.8

ora:getUserRoles

function, 16.8

ora:getUsersInGroup

function, 16.8

ora:getUsersInGroup function

assigning parallel tasks to each user in a group, 16.3.13.1

ora:lookupGroup

function, 16.8

ora:lookupUser

function, 16.8

ora:processXSLT function

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 Console reports, 20.1, 20.5.1

accessing Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 20.1, 20.5.2

activity sensor report type portal, 20.5.1.4

analysis portlet view, 20.5.2.4

fault sensor report type portal, 20.5.1.5

installing for use with Oracle BPEL Process Manager, 20.2

instance execution time report type portal, 20.5.1.2

instance state report type portal, 20.5.1.1

listing portlet view, 20.5.2.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application parameters, 20.5.2.1, 20.5.2.3

overview, 20.1

performance report type portal, 20.5.1.3

registering Web providers, 20.4

viewing Oracle BPEL Console reports from, 21.1

Oracle Application Server Wireless

wireless and voice component, 15.2

Oracle BAM

See Oracle Business Activity Monitoring

Oracle BAM Server

creating a BPEL sensor, 18.5.2

creating a BPEL sensor action, 18.5.3

creating a connection to, 18.5.1

deployment descriptor parameters, 18.5.1

Oracle BPEL Admin Console

accessing, 19.2.2

changing passwords, 19.2.2

supported Web browsers, 19.1.1.1

Oracle BPEL Console

accessing, 19.2.1

accessing through Oracle Application Server Portal, 20.1, 20.5.1

Activities tab, 19.3.4

activity sensor report creation, 21.1.3

activity sensor report portal, 20.5.1.4

BPEL Processes tab, 19.3.2

fault sensor report creation, 21.1.4

fault sensor report portal, 20.5.1.5

instance execution time report portal, 20.5.1.2

instance state report portal, 20.5.1.1

Instances tab, 19.3.3

location of function descriptions, 4.2.2

overview, 2.7

performance report creation, 21.1.2

performance report portal, 20.5.1.3

process report creation, 21.1.1

process time distribution report creation, 21.1.5

report creation, 21.1

running and managing processes from, 2.1

starting, 2.2

supported Web browsers, 19.1.1.1

testing the Hello World tutorial, 3.9

undeploying processes, 19.3.2

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, 18.4

viewing sensor values, 19.3.3

viewing the audit trail, 3.9

viewing the audit trail of a process, 19.3.3

viewing the visual flow, 3.9

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 JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.8

starting, 2.2

supported designer types, 1.3

Oracle BPEL Server

changing modes, 19.2.4

deploying process to, 2.1

LocalBPELServer default connection, 19.1.1

overview, 2.6

starting, 2.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application

accessing in local languages, 17.3

accessing tasks assigned to users, 16.2.4

accessing through Oracle Application Server Portal, 20.1, 20.5.2

adding attachments, 17.2.2.7

adding comments, 17.2.2.6

advanced searches, 17.2.2.14

analysis portlet view, 20.5.2.4

architecture, 17.4.1

cannot view User Task 2.0 Macro tasks, 16.3.17

concepts, 17.2

configuring the hw_worklist_jndi.properties file, 17.6

custom JSP display form, 16.5.4, 16.5.4.2

customizing, 17.4

default JSP display form, 16.3.3.1, 16.5.1

defining portlet parameters through Oracle Application Server Portal, 20.5.2.1, 20.5.2.3

definition, 16.1

deleting attachments, 17.2.2.7

determining action permissions, 17.2.2.15

errors, 17.2.2.12

features, 17.2.2

flex and task field updates, 17.2.2.10

home page contents, 17.2.2

listing portlet view, 20.5.2.2

logging into, 17.2.1

parallel tasks, 17.2.2.9

payload viewing, 17.2.2.5

payload viewing of source XML, 17.2.2.5

request status, 17.2.2.11

requesting more information, 17.2.2.3

responding to tasks from, 16.1

routing, 17.2.2.2

sample, 1.5.1

starting, 2.2

Task Actions list, 17.2.2.1

Task Details page contents, 17.2.2

task history, 17.2.2.4

task reassignment, 17.2.2.8

use cases, 17.1

user and group information, 17.2.2.13

visual display of changes, 17.2.3

XSL file, 16.3.3.1

XSLT payload display, 16.5.3

Oracle Business Activity Monitoring

creating a BPEL sensor action for Oracle BAM Server, 18.5.3

creating a BPEL sensor for Oracle BAM Server, 18.5.2

creating a connection to Oracle BAM Server, 18.5.1

definition

integration with Oracle BPEL Process Manager sensors, 18.5

overview, 18.5

Oracle Delegated Administration Services

creating users and groups, 16.7.2

setting user properties for notification, 16.4.1

Oracle Directory Manager

verifying password policy with, 16.7.4.3.1

Oracle Internet Directory

configuration with identity service, 16.7.4.3

creating users and groups, 16.7.2

identity service automatically configured with during some middle tier installations, 16.7.4.3

LDAP-based provider type, 16.7.1.1.2

object classes for specifying user and role properties, 16.7.3

storing a user's local language and time zone, 17.3

Oracle Workflow

samples, 1.5.1

Oracle Workflow Bridge

browsing for an Oracle Workflow data source, H.5.1

correlating the actions of invoke and receive activities, H.5.4

creating a partner link, H.5.1

creating assign activities, H.5.3

creating invoke and receive activities, H.5.2

deploying, H.4

designing a BPEL process, H.5

installing, H.4

locating Oracle Workflow databases, H.3

monitoring Oracle Workflow processes, H.6

overview, H.2

use cases, H.1

OracleAS Portal

See Oracle Application Server Portal

orcl:create-nodeset-from-delimited-string

function, 16.3.4.4

orcl:format-string

function, 16.8

orcl:get-localized-string

function, 16.8

orcl:get-localized-string() function

description, 16.3.3.3.5

OrderApproval

demos, 1.5.1

outcome-based modeling, 16.3.19

case statements for other task conclusions, 16.3.19.2

payload updates, 16.3.19.1

overview, 18.2

Overview window

contents of, 2.3.2.2

definition, 2.3.2.2

OWFBridge

demos, 1.5.1

owf.ear file

configuring to use Oracle Workflow Bridge, H.4

P

pager

configuring pager service provider support, 15.3.5.1

notifications support, 15.3.5

parallel flows

definition, 7, 7.3

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

use case, 7.1

parallel synchronous invocations

demos, 1.5.1

parallel tasks, 16.3.4.1, 16.3.4.1

in worklists, 17.2.2.9

parallel workflow

assigning parallel tasks to each user in a group, 16.3.13.1

changing the outcomes after creation of the use task, 16.3.13.4

changing the parameters of the outcome determination policy, 16.3.13.4

customizing, 16.3.13.4

definition, 16.3

implementation, 16.3.13

pattern-specific parameters, 16.3.13.3

sample, 1.5.1

use case, 16.3.13.2

workflow pattern, 16.3

parallel workflow with final reviewer

changing the final reviewer of the task, 16.3.14.3

customizing, 16.3.14.3

definition, 16.3

implementation, 16.3.14

pattern-specific parameters, 16.3.14.2

use case, 16.3.14.1

workflow pattern, 16.3

ParallelSearch

demos, 1.5.1

parseEscapedXML function

description, G.1.90

parseEscapeXML function

description, 4.14

partial processing

BPEL process as the client, 13.9

BPEL process as the service, 13.9

definition, 13.9

partner links

adding to an asynchronous service, 6.3.1

BPEL file code example, 5.2.1

definition, 1.3, 2.5, 5.2.1

displaying in Diagram View window, 2.3.1.3

dynamic, 1.5.2

in asynchronous services, 6.2.1, 6.2.2, 6.3.1

in BPEL files, 3.6

in synchronous services, 5.2

overview, 2.5

select Web services on remote servers, 5.2.1.4

specifying a WSDL file, 2.5

UDDI and WSIL directories, 5.2.1.3

partnerLink activity

capabilities, C.2.11

partnerLinkTypes

definition, 5.2.1.2, 6.2.1

in asynchronous services, 6.2.1

in synchronous services, 5.2.1.2

passwords

changing domain passwords, 19.2.1

changing for the Oracle BPEL Admin Console, 19.2.2

LDAP-based (Oracle Internet Directory) provider type, F.1.1

XML-based (JAZN) provider type, F.1.1

patterns

of interaction between a BPEL process and another application, 13

payload

workflow task, 16.3.3.1

payload display

generated from an external utility, 16.3.3.1

workflow task, 16.3.3.1, 16.5, 16.5.3

payload viewing

in worklists, 17.2.2.5

payload viewing of source XML

in worklists, 17.2.2.5

PaymentProcessor

demos, 1.5.1

pc.properties file

location of, 16.6.2

performance reports

creating, 21.1.2

Perl

tutorials, 1.5.3

PHP

tutorials, 1.5.3

pick activity

adding correlations on an OnMessage branch, C.2.12

capabilities, C.2.12

code example, 11.3

demos, 1.5.1

for continuing with a flow after a certain amount of time, 11.2

for timeouts, 11.2

onAlarm branch, 11.3

onMessage branch, 11.3

references, 1.5.2

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

two condition branches, 11.3

polling a date field

tutorial, 1.5.3

polling control table

tutorial, 1.5.3

port types

definition, 5.2.1.2

in asynchronous services, 6.2.1

in synchronous services, 5.2.1.2

portlet

overview, 20.1

portlet parameter

overview, 20.1

ports

in synchronous services, 5.2

position function

description, 4.13.1

post() method

support for client specifying a conversation ID, 12.3.2

preference properties

deployment descriptor, E.1

Oracle BAM Server deployment descriptors, 18.5.1

SLACompletionTime deployment descriptor, 21.1.2

PriorityDemo

demos, 1.5.1

Process Activities

definition, 2.3.1.4

location of in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.3.1

process element

in BPEL files, 3.6

process history

viewing, 19.3.3

Process Map

contents of, 2.3.2.2

definition, 2.3.2.2

location of in Eclipse BPEL Designer, 2.3.2

process reports

creating, 21.1.1

process time distribution reports

creating, 21.1.5

processXSLT function

description, G.1.91, G.1.92

processXSQL function

description, G.1.93

procurement process

workflow functionality example, 16.1.1

production mode

best practices, 19.3.2.2

changing, 19.2.4

.project file

definition, 3.3

project files

best practices when editing, 2.3.1.8

BPEL file, 2.3.1.1

bpel.xml, 2.3.1.1

in Applications Navigator, 2.3.1.1

in Hello World tutorial, 3.3

in Navigator, 2.3.2.1

WSDL file, 2.3.1.1

projects

creating for the Hello World tutorial, 3.2

creating in Eclipse BPEL Designer, 2.3.2

creating in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.3.1

definition, 2.3.1

importing two schema files of the same name into the same project is not supported, 2.3.1.6

naming limitations, 2.3.1, 2.3.2

property aliases

creating for correlation sets, 6.4.6

Property Inspector

definition, 2.3.1.5

location of in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.3.1

ProviderFactory.java file

description, 16.7.5.3.1

PUBLIC role

identity service role, 16.7

implicitly granted, F.1.1

public views

BPEL_ACTIVITY_SENSOR_VALUES, 18.6.1

BPEL_ALL_PROCESSES, 18.6.1

BPEL_ERRORS, 18.6.1

BPEL_FAULT_SENSOR_VALUES, 18.6.1

BPEL_PROCESS_ANALYSIS_REPORT, 18.6.1

BPEL_SENSOR_PROCESS_INSTANCES, 18.6.1

BPEL_VARIABLE_SENSOR_VALUES, 18.6.1

sensors, 18.6

publish types

creating a custom publisher, 18.3.3

custom, 18.2

database, 18.2

definition, 18.2

JMSQueue, 18.2

JMSTopic, 18.2

Q

Qname

fault name, 9.4

query-by-example

tutorial, 1.5.3

query-database function

description, G.1.94

R

readFile function

description, G.1.95

reassign

task action, 16.3.6

receive activity

adding to an asynchronous service, 6.3.3

associating with correlation sets, 6.4.5

capabilities, C.2.13

create instance, 6.2.3

creating new instances, 6.2.3

in asynchronous services, 6.2.3, 6.3.3

in BPEL files, 3.6

references, 1.5.2

tutorials, 1.5.3

REF CURSORS

tutorial, 1.5.3

references

assign activity, 1.5.2

BPEL exec extension, 1.5.2

catch activity, 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

release

task action, 16.3.6

reminders

for task notifications, 16.4.4

renew

task action, 16.3.6

repeating elements

in transformations, 14.5.5.3

replay

references, 1.5.2

reply activity

capabilities, C.2.14

definition, 6.2.5

in asynchronous services, 6.2.5

in BPEL files, 3.6

references, 1.5.2

reporting schema

for database publish type of sensors, 18.6.1

reports

activity sensor report creation, 21.1.3

correcting memory errors when generating for transformations, 14.6.2.1

creating, 21.1

customizing sample XML generation for transformations, 14.6.3

exporting to comma-separated value (CSV) files, 21.1

fault sensor report creation, 21.1.4

generating for transformations, 14.6.2

overview, 21.1

performance report creation, 21.1.2

process report creation, 21.1.1

process time distribution report creation, 21.1.5

tutorials, 1.5.3

viewing from Oracle Application Server Portal, 21.1

request more information

task action, 16.3.6

request more information with reapproval

task action, 16.3.6

request status

in worklists, 17.2.2.11

requesting more information

in worklists, 17.2.2.3

ResilientDemo

demos, 1.5.1

resource bundles

in tasks, 16.3.3.3.5

restricted actions

code example, 16.3.3.3.2

in tasks, 16.3.3.3.2

resume

task action, 16.3.6

retired

process life cycle, 19.3.2

right-trim function

description, G.1.96

RMI

tutorials, 1.5.3

using Java API through, 12.3.3

roleControls Element function

description, 16.7.4.1.2

roles

BPMSystemAdmin, 16.7

BPMWorkflowAdmin, 16.7

BPMWorkflowReassign, 16.7

BPMWorkflowSuspend, 16.7

BPMWorkflowViewHistory, 16.7

for partner links in asynchronous services, 6.2.1

predefined, 16.7

predefined by identity service, 16.7

properties, 16.7.3

PUBLIC, 16.7

relationship with grantees, 16.7

route

task action, 16.3.6

routing

in worklists, 17.2.2.2

RPC styles

differences with document-literal styles in WSDL files, 4.1, 4.15

enclosing the operation name, 4.15.1

run-time exceptions, 9.4

demos, 1.5.1

run-time faults

binding faults sample, 9.11

definition, 9.4

RuntimeFault.wsdl file

importing into a process, 9.11

S

SAAJ

implementation of, 4.16.1.3

samples

AmazonFlow, 1.5.1

Apache Axis, 1.5

asynchronous services, 1.5.1

BankTransferDemo, 1.5.1

BEA WebLogic, 1.5

CheckoutDemo, 1.5.1

deployment descriptor preference, 1.5.1

DocumentReview, 1.5.1

e-mail notification, 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

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

LoanDemoPlusWithWorkflow, 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

Oracle Workflow, 1.5.1

OrderApproval, 1.5.1

OWFBridge, 1.5.1

Parallel Search, 1.5.1

parallel workflow, 1.5.1

ParallelSearch, 1.5.1

PaymentProcessor, 1.5.1

pick activity, 1.5.1

PriorityDemo, 1.5.1

ResilentDemo, 1.5.1

run-time exceptions, 1.5.1

SalesforceFlow, 1.5.1

SleepBroker, 1.5.1

TimeOffRequestDemo, 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

workflows, 1.5.1, 1.5.1, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

worklists, 1.5.1

XSLMapper, 1.5.1

schemac

definition, 19.4.3

examples, 19.4.3.1

generating XML facades from WSDL or XSD files, 10.2.3.2, 19.4.3

using, 19.4.3, D.3.3.2

schemas

replacing in the XSLT Mapper, 14.5.10

scope activity

capabilities, C.2.15

definition, 9.5

fault handling, 9.5, 9.8

search function

description, G.1.97

seconds-from-dateTime function

description, G.1.98

secure socket layer

See SSL

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

tutorials, 1.5.3

SELECT ALL

tutorial, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

sensor actions

configuring, 18.3.2

creating a BPEL sensor action for Oracle BAM Server monitoring, 18.5.3

demos, 18.3

registering in the bpel.xml file, 18.3.4

viewing definitions, 18.4.1

viewing metadata from Oracle BPEL Console, 18.4

XSD schema file, 18.7

sensor data

persisting in a reporting schema, 18.6.1

sensor values

viewing, 19.3.3

sensorAction.xml file, 18.3.2, 18.3.2, 18.3.2

sensors, 18.2

activity sensors, 18.2

BPEL reporting schema, 18.6.1

BPEL_ACTIVITY_SENSOR_VALUES public views, 18.6.1

BPEL_ALL_PROCESSES public views, 18.6.1

BPEL_ERRORS public views, 18.6.1

BPEL_FAULT_SENSOR_VALUES public views, 18.6.1

BPEL_PROCESS_ANALYSIS_REPORT public views, 18.6.1

BPEL_SENSOR_PROCESS_INSTANCES public views, 18.6.1

BPEL_VARIABLE_SENSOR_VALUES public views, 18.6.1

configuring, 18.3.1

creating a BPEL sensor for Oracle BAM Server to monitor, 18.5.2

creating a connection to Oracle BAM Server, 18.5.1

creating a custom publish type, 18.3.3

creating in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 18.3

definition, 2.8, 18.2

demos, 18.3

evaluation time, 18.3.1

fault sensors, 18.2

in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.8

integration with Oracle Business Activity Monitoring, 18.5

public views, 18.6

publish types, 18.2

registering in the bpel.xml file, 18.3.4

sensor actions XSD schema file, 18.7

sensorAction.xml file, 18.2

sensor.xml file, 18.2

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

use cases, 18.1

variable sensors, 18.2

viewing definitions, 18.4.1

viewing metadata from the Oracle BPEL Console, 18.4

sensors tab

in activities, C.2.1

sensor.xml file, 18.3.1, 18.3.1

sequence activity

capabilities, C.2.16

description, 3.6.1

in BPEL files, 3.6.1

sequence-next-val function

description, G.1.99

sequences

in BPEL files, 3.6

sequential tasks, 16.3.4.1

sequential workflow

adding approvers, 16.3.11.3

adding the continue routing expression, 16.3.11.3

approver function examples, 16.9.2

approver functions, 16.9

approvers assignment policy, 16.3.11.2

changing routing policy, 16.3.11.3

changing the assignees in the list after creating the task, 16.3.11.3

changing the continue routing expression, 16.3.11.3

changing the initial assignee after creating the task, 16.3.11.3

changing the management chain parameters after task creation, 16.3.11.3

changing the outcome after task creation, 16.3.11.3

changing the user or group to whom the task is routed based on output of an external system, 16.3.11.3

continue routing expression, 16.3.11.2

customizing, 16.3.11.3

definition, 16.3

implementation, 16.3.11

outcome that results in the task being routed, 16.3.11.2

pattern-specific parameters, 16.3.11.2

use cases, 16.3.11.1

workflow pattern, 16.3

sequential workflow with escalation

changing the escalation policy, 16.3.12.3

changing the expiration duration of the task when escalated, 16.3.12.3

changing the user to whom the task is escalated on expiration, 16.3.12.3

customizing, 16.3.12.3

definition, 16.3

implementation, 16.3.12

maximum number of times the task can be escalated, 16.3.12.2

pattern-specific parameters, 16.3.12.2

title of a user to whom to escalate the task, 16.3.12.2

use case, 16.3.12.1

workflow pattern, 16.3

server.xml file

handling long-running processes, A.1.2

service level agreement (SLA), 21.1.2

service names

in adapters, 2.9

services

notifications, 2.8

overview, 2.8

sensors, 2.8

transformations, 2.8

workflows, 2.8

worklists, 2.8

session beans

tutorial, 1.5.3

setNodeValue function

description, G.1.100

short message service

See SMS

simple workflow

changing the assignee after creating the user task, 16.3.8.2

changing the outcomes after creating the user task, 16.3.8.2

changing the user task to support multiple approvals, 16.3.8.2

customizing, 16.3.8.2

definition, 16.3

designed in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 16.3.8

implementation, 16.3.8

use case, 16.3.8.1

workflow pattern, 16.3

simple workflow with automatic escalation

change the duration for the task assignment, 16.3.9.3

change the number of levels of escalation, 16.3.9.3

changing the title of the last user to whom the task is escalated, 16.3.9.3

changing the user to whom the task is escalated upon expiration, 16.3.9.3

customizing, 16.3.9.3

implementation, 16.3.9

maximum number of times the task can be escalated, 16.3.9.2

pattern-specific parameters, 16.3.9.2

title of user to whom to escalate the task, 16.3.9.2

use case, 16.3.9.1

simple workflow with automatic renewal

adding logic depending on number of times renewed, 16.3.10.3

changing the duration for the task assignment, 16.3.10.3

changing the number of levels of renewal, 16.3.10.3

customizing, 16.3.10.3

implementation, 16.3.10

maximum number of times the task can be renewed, 16.3.10.2

pattern-specific parameters, 16.3.10.2

use case, 16.3.10.1

simple workflow with escalation

definition, 16.3

workflow pattern, 16.3

simple workflow with renewal

definition, 16.3

workflow pattern, 16.3

single assignments, 16.3.4.1

SLACompletionTime deployment descriptor parameter

setting in reports, 21.1.2

SleepBroker

demos, 1.5.1

SMS

configuring wireless service provider support, 15.3.3.1

notifications support, 15.3.3

SOAP client

security tutorial, 1.5.3

SOAP interface

invoking a BPEL process, 12.3.4

SOAP messages

BPEL file contents for binary attachments, 4.16.1.2

demos, 1.5.1, 4.16

Java client using SAAJ, 4.16.1.3

use case with binary attachments, 4.16.1

with binary attachments using DIME or MIME, 4.16

WSDL file contents for binary attachments, 4.16.1.1

SOAP services

invoking a BPEL process through, 12

performance issues when using Java code wrapped as a SOAP service, 10.2.2

using Java code wrapped as a SOAP service, 10.2.2

SOAP-encoded arrays

not supported, 4.13.4

source code

reviewing in Eclipse BPEL Designer, 3.6

Source window

definition, 2.3.1.3

square-root function

description, G.1.101

SSL

configuring the middle tier LDAP-based JAZN provider for use with SSL, 16.7.4.3.2

starting

developer prompt, 2.2

Eclipse BPEL Designer, 2.2

JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.2

Oracle BPEL Console, 2.2

Oracle BPEL Process Manager components, 2.2

Oracle BPEL Server, 2.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 2.2

static assignments, 16.3.4.1

stored procedures

tutorial, 1.5.3

strings

concatenating, 4.9

converting to an XML element, 4.14

Structure window

definition, 2.3.1.6

location of in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.3.1

submit more information

task action, 16.3.6

subtract-dayTimeDuration-from-dateTime function

description, G.1.102

suitcase JAR file, 3.8

definition, 19.1.3

location in a specific domain, 19.2.6

location of, 3.8

suspend

task actions, 16.3.6

switch activity

adding, 8.3

capabilities, C.2.17

in conditional branching logic, 8.3

references, 1.5.2

synchronous callbacks, 5

operational concepts, 5.3

required ports, 5.2

syncMaxWaitTime property, 5.2

synchronous interactions

BPEL process as the client, 13.2

BPEL process as the service, 13.2

definition, 13.2

returning faults, 9.7

synchronous processes

reviewing the source code, 3.6

timeouts, 11.5

synchronous services

callbacks with the partner link and invoke activity, 5.2

calling, 5.3

demos, 1.5.1

invoke activities, 5.2.2

partnerLinkTypes, 5.2.1.2

port types, 5.2.1.2

ports, 5.2

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

syncMaxWaitTime property

in synchronous callbacks, 5.2

increasing to prevent timeouts, 11.5

system users

types, F.1.1

T

task actions

acquire, 16.3.6

change outcome for the task, 16.3.6

escalate, 16.3.6

in worklists, 17.2, 17.2.2.1

reassign, 16.3.6

release, 16.3.6

renew, 16.3.6

request more information, 16.3.6

request more information with reapproval, 16.3.6

resume, 16.3.6

route, 16.3.6

submit more information, 16.3.6

suspend, 16.3.6

update task details, 16.3.6

withdraw, 16.3.6

task continuation, 16.3, 16.3.18

changing a new workflow to an extended workflow, 16.3.18.3

customizing, 16.3.18.3

customizing applicable to the workflow pattern applies to the extended workflow also, 16.3.18.3

first workflow must have a union of all conclusions, 16.3.18

no pattern-specific parameters, 16.3.18.2

restrictions, 16.3.18

use case, 16.3.18.1

task field updates

in worklists, 17.2.2.10

task history

in worklists, 17.2.2.4

task notification variables

message variables, 16.4.2

task notifications

channels, 16.4.1

e-mail approval, 16.4.3

messages, 16.4.2

reminders, 16.4.4

task reassignment

in worklists, 17.2.2.8

TaskActionHandler component

definition, 16.1.2, B.5

WSDL operations, B.5

TaskManagementService component

definition, 16.1.2

TaskManager component

definition, B.1, D.3

integrating with a BPEL process, D.3.1

integrating with Eclipse BPEL Designer, D.3.2

WSDL operations, B.1

TaskRoutingService component

definition, 16.1.2, B.2

WSDL operations, B.2

tasks, 16.3.4.1

acquired, 16.3.4.3

actional e-mail account configuration, 16.6.2

actions performed on, 16.3.6

adding a task attachment from a business process, 16.3.5

assigning a task to a user or role, 16.2.1, 16.3.4

assigning dynamically with XPath expressions, 16.3.4

assigning statically, 16.3.4

assignment evaluations, 16.3.4.1

assignments based on external services, 16.3.4.2

attributes, 16.3.3.1

autorelease duration configuration, 16.6.1

creator, 16.3.3.1

custom Worklist Application configuration, 16.6.3

definition, 16.1

delegations, 16.2.3

dynamic assignments, 16.3.4.1

escalations, 16.2.3

expiration duration, 16.3.3.1

expirations, 16.2.3

flex fields, 16.3.3.3.1

identification key, 16.3.3.1

in worklist, 17.2

notifications and reminders, 16.3.3.3.4, 16.4

outcomes, 16.3.3.2

payload, 16.3.3.1

payload display, 16.3.3.1, 16.5, 16.5.3

perform system actions, 16.3.6

priority, 16.3.3.1

resource bundles, 16.3.3.3.5

restricted actions, 16.3.3.3.2

routing, 16.2.2

selecting users or groups by browsing the user directory, 16.3.4.5

sequential tasks, 16.3.4.1

service configuration, 16.6

setting task assignees from a dynamic delimited string, 16.3.4.4

single assignments, 16.3.4.1

static assignments, 16.3.4.1

title, 16.3.3.1

version-tracking attributes, 16.3.3.3.3

workflow task attributes assigned using assign activities, 16.3.3

TCP tunneling

definition, 6.2.4.1

terminate activity

capabilities, C.2.18

definition, 9.10

fault handling, 9.10

references, 1.5.2

throw activity

capabilities, C.2.19

references, 1.5.2

throwing internal faults, 9.6

time

assigning, 4.11

time duration format, 11.3

TimeOffRequestDemo

demos, 1.5.1

timeouts

designing with JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 11.6

increasing the syncMaxWaitTime property, 11.5

of BPEL processes, 11.2

tutorial, 1.5.3

use case, 11.1

using pick activities, 11.2

using the wait activity, 11.4

with synchronous processes, 11.5

timezone-from-dateTime function

description, G.1.103

transaction management

samples, 1.5.1

transform activity

capabilities, C.2.20

creating, 14.2

transformation functions

Component Palette, 2.3.1.4

transformations

adding XSLT constructs, 14.5.5

auto mapping, 14.5.6

auto mapping with confirmation, 14.5.6.1

chaining functions, 14.5.3.2

correcting memory errors, 14.6.2.1

creating, 14.2

creating an XSL map, 14.4

creating an XSL map from an XSL stylesheet, 14.2

customizing sample XML generation, 14.6.3

definition, 2.8

demos, 1.5.1

dictionaries, 14.5.8

editing functions, 14.5.3.1

editing XPath expressions, 14.5.4

error when mapping duplicate elements, 14.3.1

functions, 14.5.3

functions prefixed with xp20 or orcl, 14.5.3

generating optional elements, 14.6.3

generating reports, 14.6.2

ignoring elements, 14.5.9

in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.8

linking source target nodes, 14.5.1

named templates in functions, 14.5.3.3

repeating elements, 14.5.5.3

replacing schemas, 14.5.10

rules, 14.3.1

setting constant values, 14.5.2

setting the maximum depth, 14.6.3

setting the number of repeating elements, 14.6.3

testing the map file, 14.6

tutorials, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

use case, 14.1

user-defined functions, 14.5.3.4

using arrays, 14.5.5.3

using the XSLT Mapper, 14.5

using XQuery and XSLT, 4.2.2

viewing unmapped target nodes, 14.5.7

xsl choose conditional processing, 14.5.5.2

xsl if conditional processing, 14.5.5.1

translateFromNative function

description, G.1.104

translateToNative function

description, G.1.105

troubleshooting and workarounds

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

110.UserTasks, 1.5.3

111.CallingSessionBeans, 1.5.3

112.Arrays, 1.5.3

113.ABCARouting, 1.5.3

114.XSLTTransformations, 1.5.3

115.CorrelatedHelloWorld, 1.5.3

116.SendEmails, 1.5.3

117.ReceiveEmails, 1.5.3

118.JMSService, 1.5.3

119.JMSTopics, 1.5.3

120.XSQLExecution, 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

701.LargeProcesses, 1.5.3

702.Bindings, 1.5.3

activity, 1.5.3

ADT queue, 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

Axis, 1.5.3

batching, 1.5.3

BPEL exec extension, 1.5.3

catch activity, 1.5.3

CLOB payload, 1.5.3

CLOB payload as opaque, 1.5.3

COBOL Copybook, 1.5.3

complex structures, 1.5.3

conditional branching logic, 1.5.3

correlation sets, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 6.4

correlations with the AQ adapter, 1.5.3

database adapter, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

database adapter and JPublisher wrapper, 1.5.3

database and file adapter tutorial, 1.5.3

database complex SQL strings, 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 query-by-example, 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 assignments in workflows, 16.3.4.1

EJB, 1.5.3

e-mails, 1.5.3, 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

flat structure, 1.5.3

flow activity, 1.5.3

FTP adapter, 1.5.3

FTP debatching, 1.5.3

Hello World tutorial, 3.1

HTTP get method, 1.5.3

invoke activity, 1.5.3

Java embedding activity, 1.5.3

Java method, 1.5.3

JAX-RPC, 1.5.3

JMS, 1.5.3, 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

ora:processXSLT, 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

polling a date field, 1.5.3

receive activity, 1.5.3

REF CURSORs, 1.5.3

rejectedMessageHandler property, 1.5.3

reports, 1.5.3

RMI, 1.5.3

security, 1.5.3

sensors, 1.5.3, 1.5.3, 1.5.3

session beans, 1.5.3

stored procedures, 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

user task activity, 1.5.3

Web client, 1.5.3

workflow vacation request example, 16.10

workflows, 1.5.3

XML facades, 10.2.3.2

XML variables, 1.5.3

XSLT Mapper, 1.5.3

XSQL, 1.5.3

U

UDDI directories

browsing for services, 5.2.1.3

undeployment

of BPEL processes, 19.3.2, 19.3.2

upper-case function

description, G.1.106

use cases

identity service plug-in, 16.7.1.3, 16.7.5.3.1, 16.7.5.3.1, 16.7.5.4, 16.7.5.5

SOAP messages with binary attachments, 4.16.1

user directory

selecting notification recipients by browsing the directory, 15.3.7

selecting users or groups in workflows, 16.3.4.5

user information

in worklists, 17.2.2.13

user properties

setting for notifications, 16.4.1

User Task 2.0 Macro

available for backwards compatibility only, 16.3, D.1

cannot be extended, 16.3.18

definition, 16.3, D.1

implementation, 16.3.17

task document fields, D.3

tasks cannot be viewed in the Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 16.3.17

use case, D.1

workflow pattern, 16.3

user task activity

capabilities, C.2.21

creating, 16.3.8, 16.3.9, 16.3.10, 16.3.11, 16.3.13

tutorials, 1.5.3

userControls element, 16.7.4.1.2

user-properties.xml file

location of, 16.4.1

users

automatically created, 16.7

bpeladmin, 16.7

controlling access to in worklists, 17.4.2

creating, 16.7.2

default, 16.7

guest, 16.7

properties, 16.7.3

usersFunction

approver function, 16.9.1

using this guide, 1.4

utils

location of, 1.5

V

vacation request example

workflow tutorial, 16.10

VacationRequest

demos, 1.5.1

validateXML property

limitations on setting to true for notification services, 15.3.9

limitations on setting to true for workflow services, 16.3.7

validation

limitations on setting to true for notification services, 15.3.9

limitations on setting to true for workflow services, 16.3.7

when loading a process diagram, C.1

validation errors

correcting in complex processes, A.1.1

variable sensors

definition, 18.2

variables

complex type, 4.5

copying data between, 4.4

for task notification, 16.4.2

global, 3.6

initializing with expression constants, 4.3

initializing with literal XML, 4.3

versions

default, 19.3.2

definition, 19.1.1, 19.1.2, 19.1.2

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, 19.3.2.2

in production and development environments, 19.1.1

life cycles, 19.3.2

of BPEL processes, 19.1.1, 19.1.2, 19.1.2

overwriting, 19.1.1

version-tracking attributes

code example, 16.3.3.3.3

in tasks, 16.3.3.3.3

visual flow

viewing the visual audit trail, 3.9

voice mail

configuring wireless service provider support for voice, 15.3.2.1

dynamically setting telephone numbers, 15.3.6

notifications support, 15.3.2

W

wait activity

capabilities, C.2.22

code example, 11.4

definition, 11.4

references, 1.5.2

sample, 1.5.1

Web browsers

supported, 19.1.1.1

Web client

tutorials, 1.5.3

Web interfaces

interacting with BPEL processes, 12

Web providers

overview, 20.1

registering with Oracle Application Server Portal, 20.4

Web services

remote Web Services

selecting remote services when creating a partner link, 5.2.1.4

Web Service/SOAP interface

invoking a BPEL process, 12.3.4

wf_config.xml file

location of, 16.4.3, 16.6.1

while activity

capabilities, C.2.23

in conditional branching logic, 8.4

references, 1.5.2

tutorial, 1.5.3

while loop

demos, 1.5.1

wireless service provider for fax, 15.3.4.2

wireless service provider for pager, 15.3.5.1

wireless service provider for SMS, 15.3.3.1

wireless service provider for voice, 15.3.2.1

withdraw

task action, 16.3.6

workflow patterns

adhoc workflow, 16.3, 16.3.15

extending, 16.3, 16.3.18

FYI task, 16.3, 16.3.16

parallel workflow, 16.3, 16.3.13

parallel workflow with final reviewer, 16.3, 16.3.14

restrictions on extending, 16.3.18

sequential workflow, 16.3, 16.3.11

sequential workflow with escalation, 16.3, 16.3.12

simple workflow, 16.3, 16.3.8

simple workflow with automatic escalation, 16.3.9

simple workflow with automatic renewal, 16.3.10

simple workflow with escalation, 16.3

simple workflow with renewal, 16.3

User Task 2.0 Macro, 16.3, 16.3.17

workflow services

limitations on setting validateXML to true, 16.3.7

samples, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

Workflow wizard

designing workflows, 16.3.1

workflows

actions performed on a task, 16.3.6

adding a task attachment from a business process, 16.3.5

approver function examples, 16.9.2

approver functions, 16.9

assigning a task to a user or role, 16.2.1

creating a user task activity, 16.3.9, 16.3.10, 16.3.11, 16.3.13

default JSP customizing, 16.5.1.1

definition, 2.8, 16.1

deleting, 16.3.2

demos, 1.5.1, 1.5.1, 1.5.1, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

deploying the default JSP to OC4J, 16.5.2

design process, 16.3.1

designing in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 16.3.1

editing, 16.3.2

extending patterns, 16.3, 16.3.18

features, 16.1

functions, 16.8

identity service, 16.1.2

in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.8

JSP custom display, 16.5.4, 16.5.4.2

JSP default file customizing, 16.5.1.3

JSP default XML mapping file customizing, 16.5.1.2

JSP form, 16.5.1

multibyte payload in the task detail JSP, 16.5.1.4

notification, 16.4

definition, 16.1

notification service, 16.1, 16.1.2

notifications and reminders, 16.3.3.3.4

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 16.1

outcome-based modeling, 16.3.19

patterns, 16.3

patterns of flow, 16.2.2

procurement process example, 16.1.1

resource bundles, 16.3.3.3.5

restrictions on extending patterns, 16.3.18

samples, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

selecting users or groups by browsing the user directory, 16.3.4.5

storage of task history for auditing, 16.1

support for identity service, 16.1

support for JSP-based forms, 16.1

support for multiple workflow patterns, 16.1

support for task delegation, escalation, and reapproval, 16.1

support for task expiration and automatic renewal, 16.1

task

definition, 16.1

task assignment, 16.3.4

task assignment and routing

definition, 16.1

task assignment evaluations, 16.3.4.1

task assignments based on external services, 16.3.4.2

task continuation, 16.3, 16.3.18

task continuation must have a union of all conclusions, 16.3.18

task continuation restrictions, 16.3.18

task creator, 16.3.3.1

task expiration duration, 16.3.3.1

task flex fields, 16.3.3.3.1

task identification key, 16.3.3.1

task notifications, 16.4

task outcomes, 16.3.3.2

task payload, 16.3.3.1

task payload display, 16.3.3.1, 16.5

task priority, 16.3.3.1

task restricted actions, 16.3.3.3.2

task service configuration, 16.6

task title, 16.3.3.1

TaskActionHandler component, 16.1.2

TaskManagementService component, 16.1.2

TaskRoutingService component, 16.1.2

tasks acquired, 16.3.4.3

tutorials, 1.5.3

use cases, 16.2

vacation request example, 16.10

version-tracking attributes, 16.3.3.3.3

worklist

definition, 16.1

Worklist Application component, 16.1.2

workflows using XSLT

task payload display, 16.5.3

Worklist Application component

definition, 16.1.2

worklists

accessing in local languages, 17.3

adding attachments, 17.2.2.7

adding comments, 17.2.2.6

advanced searches, 17.2.2.14, 17.2.2.14

building a worklist application using the APIs, 17.5

building a worklist application using the remote APIs, 17.6

configuring the hw_worklist_jndi.properties file, 17.6

controlling access to information and actions for users, 17.4.2

customizing the Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 17.4

definition, 2.8, 16.1

deleting attachments, 17.2.2.7

demos, 1.5.1, 1.5.1

determining action permissions, 17.2.2.15

errors, 17.2.2.12

flex and task field updates, 17.2.2.10

in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.8

limitations on using the remote APIs, 17.6

logging into the Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 17.2.1

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application, 17.2.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application action permission determination, 17.2.2.15

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application attachment adding, 17.2.2.7

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application attachment deleting, 17.2.2.7

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application attachment parallel tasks, 17.2.2.9

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application comments, 17.2.2.6

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application customizing, 17.4.1

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application errors, 17.2.2.12

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application flex and task field updates, 17.2.2.10

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application home page contents, 17.2.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application local language access, 17.3

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application payload viewing, 17.2.2.5

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application payload viewing of source XML, 17.2.2.5

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application request status, 17.2.2.11

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application requests for more information, 17.2.2.3

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application routing, 17.2.2.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application Task Actions list, 17.2.2.1

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application Task Details page contents, 17.2.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application task history, 17.2.2.4

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application task reassignment, 17.2.2.8

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application user and group information, 17.2.2.13

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application visual display of changes, 17.2.3

parallel tasks, 17.2.2.9

payload viewing, 17.2.2.5

payload viewing for source XML, 17.2.2.5

request status, 17.2.2.11

requesting more information, 17.2.2.3

routing, 17.2.2.2

setting task assignees from a dynamic delimited string, 16.3.4.4

task actions, 17.2, 17.2.2.1

task history, 17.2.2.4

task reassignment, 17.2.2.8

tasks, 17.2

use cases, 17.1

user and group information, 17.2.2.13

visual display of changes, 17.2.3

workspaces

creating in Eclipse BPEL Designer, 2.3.2

creating in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 2.3.1

definition, 2.3.1

WS-Addressing, 6.2.4

definition, 6.2.4, 6.2.4.1

header includes correlation and callback address information, D.3

sending correlation IDs, 6.2.3

WSDL files

definition, 2.3.1.1

differences between document-literal styles and RPC styles, 4.1, 4.15

editing, 3.4

in Hello World tutorial, 3.3

modifying to generate a fault, 9.11

specifying when creating a partner link, 2.5

WSDL messages

enclosing the operation name with RPC-style messages, 4.15.1

WSDL operations

identity service component, B.4

notification service component, B.3

TaskActionHandler component, B.5

TaskManager component, B.1

TaskRoutingService component, B.2

WSIF binding

definition, 10.2.1

for using Java code in a BPEL process, 10.2.1

WSIL directories

browsing for remote services, 5.2.1.4

browsing for services, 5.2.1.3

X

XML data in BPEL, 4.2.1

XML documents

manipulating, 4.2.2, 4.2.2

overview, 4.2.2, 4.2.2

XML facades, D.3.3.2

definition, 10.2.3.2

generating with schemac, 10.2.3.2, 19.4.3

Java embedding, 10.2.3.2

tutorials, 10.2.3.2

XML schema

message types and variable types, 4

XML variables

tutorials, 1.5.3

XML-based JAZN provider type

password, F.1.1

XPath, 4.2.2

XPath expressions

assigning numeric values, 4.6

assigning workflow tasks with, 16.3.4

dynamically creating another XPath expression, 4.13.3

dynamically setting e-mail addresses and telephone numbers, 15.3.6

editing in transformations, 14.5.4

entering Boolean expressions is switch activities, 8.3

examples, 4.2.2

fetching a data sequence element, 4.13.3

for notification messages, 16.4.2

getVariableData, 16.3.4

in conditional branching logic, 8.2

XPath functions

examples, 4.2.2

in transformations, 14.5.3

indexing methods, 4.13.1

mathematical calculations, 4.7

references, 1.5.2

XPath queries

copying data, 4.5

examples, 4.2.2

references, 1.5.2

XQuery, 3.7.3, 4.2.2, 4.2.2

xsl choose

conditional processing, 14.5.5.2

XSL file

generating from an external utility, 16.3.3.1

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application payload display, 16.3.3.1

xsl if

conditional processing, 14.5.5.1

XSL map

creating, 14.4

creating from an XSL stylesheet, 14.2

XSL stylesheet

creating an XSL map, 14.2

XSLMapper

demos, 1.5.1

XSLT, 3.7.3, 4.2.2, 4.2.2

Oracle BPEL Worklist Application payload display, 16.5.3

XSLT constructs

adding in transformations, 14.5.5

XSLT Mapper

adding XSLT constructs, 14.5.5

auto mapping, 14.5.6

auto mapping with confirmation, 14.5.6.1

chaining functions, 14.5.3.2

correcting memory errors when generating reports, 14.6.2.1

creating a map file, 14.3

creating a transform activity, 14.2

creating an XSL map, 14.4

creating an XSL map from an XSL stylesheet, 14.2

customizing sample XML generation for transformations, 14.6.3

demos, 1.5.1

dictionaries, 14.5.8

editing functions, 14.5.3.1

editing XPath expressions, 14.5.4

error when mapping duplicate elements, 14.3.1

functions, 14.5.3

functions prefixed with xp20 or orcl, 14.5.3

generating optional elements, 14.6.3

generating reports, 14.6.2

ignoring elements, 14.5.9

layout in JDeveloper BPEL Designer, 14.3

linking source and target nodes, 14.5.1

named templates in functions, 14.5.3.3

repeating elements, 14.5.5.3

replacing schemas, 14.5.10

rules, 14.3.1

setting constant values, 14.5.2

setting the maximum depth, 14.6.3

setting the number of repeating elements, 14.6.3

testing the map file, 14.6

tutorials, 1.5.3

use case, 14.1

user-defined functions, 14.5.3.4

using, 14.5

using arrays, 14.5.5.3

viewing unmapped target nodes, 14.5.7

xsl choose conditional processing, 14.5.5.2

xsl if conditional processing, 14.5.5.1

XSQL

tutorials, 1.5.3

Y

year-from-dateTime function

description, G.1.107