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1. Re: using JBPM to string together 5 Perl webservices (they m
kukeltje Jul 30, 2006 6:04 AM (in response to wyckoff)what you describe is a SOA, jBPM BPEL is good for the orchestration. But the core imo could (should?) be an esb like solution. If it is simple, you can suffice yust with jBPM BPEL, but maybe JBoss ESB (with jBPM BPEL for more complex orchestration) would be a better choice.
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2. Re: using JBPM to string together 5 Perl webservices (they m
wyckoff Jul 30, 2006 9:17 PM (in response to wyckoff)I'd like to start with jBPM and then work in from there.
Is there a way to just configure JBOSS for this, or do i need to write code to interface with the services?
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3. Re: using JBPM to string together 5 Perl webservices (they m
kukeltje Jul 31, 2006 3:52 AM (in response to wyckoff)you have to write your webservice client software yourself at the moment
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4. Re: using JBPM to string together 5 Perl webservices (they m
wyckoff Aug 4, 2006 2:20 PM (in response to wyckoff)So, how would it work?
An MBean for each service. The mbean makes a REST call to start a job and the service uses some sort of REST API to JMS to asynchronously notify the mbean of the job's success or failure?
Forgot to mention b4 that the service needs to asynchronously call back to the workflow system.
thanks, pete