tailieunhanh - Supply Chain Management New Perspectives Part 14

Tham khảo tài liệu 'supply chain management new perspectives part 14', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, cơ khí - chế tạo máy phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 508 Supply Chain Management - New Perspectives 0 Back 0 0 al ikj 1 J-Search Favorites kf Media 1 s Address ẽ http enterpri-wb llq 8888 integration worklistapp TaskList Krl Go Links BPM Worklist Home 1 Reports 1 Preferences 1 Logout H Welcome oc4jadmin My Tasks Initiated Tasks II Administration Tasks Manage Rules II Hex Field Mappings Application Customization 1y Tasks Inbox Fig. 5. Oracle BPEL Worklist Fig. 6. Human Task as rendered in Oracle BPEL Worklist The email notification was also created in the Oracle Developer. Oracle Fusion Middleware did not send the email but instead leveraged an external mail server. Oracle Developer was used to specify the port and address of the email server as well as any other relevant configuration information. Oracle Developer was also used to define the content of the email. Interfacing with OTM involved integrating directly with OTM s HyperText Transfer Protocol HTTP POST interface. We did this by wrapping the HTTP POST interface in a web service. Calls were made from the composite application to the web service and the Composite Supply Chain Applications 509 web service created the HTTP POST message and sent it to OTM. All of this work was done in Oracle JDeveloper. Wiring between the various steps was done within Oracle JDeveloper. This consisted mostly of passing variables into and out of process steps converting between formats via extensible Style Sheet Transformation XSLT as needed when all the components were wired up the skeleton was fully fleshed out and the composite application was ready for deployment. Testing As mentioned testing was done along with building in an incremental iterative manner. We would build a feature or component test it and remove any bugs prior to beginning work on the next feature or component. This let US catch and fix as many problems as possible upstream before downstream functionality was built around flawed upstream inputs. Oracle JDeveloper has a built-in feature .