| ActiveVOS Samples |
| Admin API |
Communicate with the ActiveVOS Server Administration Interface via the published
web services API in ActiveVOS Server. |
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| Alerts |
Create, deploy and register a BPEL Process that uses the Identity and Email
Services in the ActiveVOS Server to respond to alerts generated by the Alert Service. |
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| Asynchronous Message Exchange |
Learn now to communicate between web services using Asynchronous Message Exchange patterns. |
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| Attachments |
Create, deploy and register a BPEL Process that can interact
with data in SOAP Attachments sent as part of a request message. |
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| BPEL_Samples |
A collection of basic BPEL processes that provide examples ranging from
how to use a particular BPEL activity such as pick or scope, to more complex
examples of processes that invoke external Web services or show techniques
such as handling multiple start messages. |
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| Complex Data Exchange |
This sample demonstrates best practices for communication using messages that contain complex data types.
Also discussed is the procedure for generating a Java client. |
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| Web Service Interactions using JMS |
This sample demonstrates how to create processes that interact with JMS providers. |
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| Invoking Plain Old Java Objects (POJOs) |
This sample demonstrates how to invoke POJOs from a BPEL process. |
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| Exposing and Consuming REST Services |
This sample demonstrates how to expose processes as Representational State Transfer (REST)-based services as well as how to create processes that consume REST services. |
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| Variable Initialization |
This sample shows different methods used to initialize BPEL process variables. |
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| Working with Human Tasks |
This sample demonstrates how to add a People activity to an existing BPEL Process. It is based upon the Human Approval Completed Orchestration project template which is included with the ActiveVOS Designer. The Human Approval Completed project is the completed version of the Human Approval sample. |
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| WebSphere JMS Support |
This sample contains two projects. 1. Source code, application descriptors, and build script for a message-driven bean that can be deployed to the Websphere application server to provide an asynchronous listener that dispatches messages from a JMS queue to the BPEL engine. 2. A sample bpel project to test the asynchronous listener. |
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| Custom Functions |
Create, install and register custom functions that
can be used to facilitate common tasks within a BPEL process (e.g., XML to
string) using the ActiveVOS custom functions framework. |
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| Extended Query using Indexed Properties |
This sample shows the use of extended queries using indexed properies with ActiveVOS. |
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| Invoke |
This sample demonstrates how to invoke a BPEL process using a Java client. |
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| How to Resolve ActiveVOS Sample Project Java Dependencies |
This sample contains documentation describing how to access jar files required by some ActiveVOS sample projects. |
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| Utility Library |
A dependency of a few of the other samples, the classes here are useful when developing ActiveVOS clients, Web services, and JSP pages. The provide common behavior (for example, AbstractDocumentClient and LiteralClient) and services (for example, StringUtils and Getopts). |
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| WS-Security Using SAML |
This sample includes BPEL processes that demonstrate the use of WS-Security features supported by ActiveVOS Enterprise. The sample is provided to demonstrate the use of policy and the available WS-Security features supported by the ActiveVOS product. It is intended for advanced users who are comfortable deploying BPEL processes using ActiveVOS Designer and ActiveVOS Enterprise. |
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- 1 - Intro Level - ActiveVOS Designer Business Process Modeling