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Create BPEL 1.1 Web Service
BPEL is an Orchestration language, which orchestrates services that are exposed using WSDL 1.1. It coordinates the execution of the various operations of these involved services. BPEL 1.1 supports WSDL 1.1 one-way and request-response operations only (and not solicit-response and notification operations). Enterprise Architect enables you to create, for BPEL Process and Pool elements, Web Service Operations that support either synchronous (request-response) or asynchronous (one-way) interactions.
Access
Context Menu |
In the Project Browser or on a diagram: Right-click on a BPEL Process or Pool | BPEL | Create WebService |
Options
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Operation |
Specify whether to create a new Web Service or create one from an existing WSDL created / imported into Enterprise Architect (using the 'Import WSDL' dialog) by selecting either:
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Type |
Specify whether to create a one-way or request-response Operation by selecting either:
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Partnership Details |
The interaction between the Web Service and the BPEL Process is modeled as a BPEL partnerLink. For this interaction, provide a:
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Web Service |
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Input |
When 'Create New' is selected in the 'Operation' field:
When 'Create from existing WSDL PortType Operation' is selected in the 'Operation' field:
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Output |
When 'Create New' is selected in the 'Operation' field:
When 'Create from existing WSDL Port Type Operation' is selected in the 'Operation' field:
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OK |
Create a Web Service Operation based on the values entered in the dialog. The Operation is created in a Package, whose name is the same as that of the BPEL Process / Pool from which this dialog is invoked, under the SupportingElements Package.
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SupportingElements |
Cancel |
Discard the values entered in the dialog and abort creating the Web Service Operation. |
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Help |
Display this Help topic. |
Notes