ESB BPELInvoke

jeffdelong Dec 18, 2009 2:00 PM

In examing the BPEL invoke I have a couple questions.

1) The User Guide says: "However this section will describe how integration between RiftSaw and JBossESB actions can be achieved
without the use of web services (i.e. WSDL and SOAP).". However the ESB action then configures the service name and operation name. Is the ESB action invoking the BPEL process through a Java method call (hence the requirement to be in the same VM?).

2) The message related action configuration properties seem to allow for the data being in the ESB message, but the examples show data values specified as properties in the ESB actoin config. Is the assumption here that if neiither requestPartName is not specified, then the action will use the entire content of the default location of the ESB message body?

3) If what I stated in 2 is true, should the BPELInvoke action support the MessagePayloadProxy and support the use of get-payload-location and set-payload-location?

1. Re: ESB BPELInvoke

objectiser Dec 21, 2009 5:00 AM (in response to jeffdelong)

Hi Jeff

1) Yes it uses a direct Java call from the 'BPELInvoke' ESB action to the ODE engine in the same VM.

2) Yes, if no part name is specified, then the whole 'multipart' message is expected to be provided in the default location of the ESB message - so preceding actions may have to construct the necessary representation if parts of the message are stored in different 'non-default' locations within the ESB message.

3) Its possible - can you raise a feature request for this.

Thanks
Gary
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2. Re: ESB BPELInvoke

jeffdelong Dec 22, 2009 11:35 AM (in response to objectiser)

https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/RIFTSAW-144
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