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XI - BPM Scenario using Fork and correlationBy M.Leela Ratnam, Satyam Computer Services INTRODUCTION
We will design and configure
a BPM scenario-using Fork, i.e. we will send messages to XI and XI will in turn
merge the two messages to a single message. In our scenario both sender and
receiver are Asynchronous applications. BPM was required for merging of two
files. By this scenario you will know how to use Fork and correlation in BPM. Process Flow of the
scenario is given below. We will send two files as
input. These two files get merged into a single output. In the below diagram,
File 1 and File2 are separate files. These two files got merged into a single
file.
INTEGRATION REPOSITORY
Create the software
component in SLD and import the software component in the Integration
Repository. Create the new
namespace. DATA TYPESCreate data type for File1.
Create data type for File2.
Create
the output data type.
MESSAGE TYPESCreate the message types for the corresponding data types you have created above. Create Message Type for File1.
Create Message Type for File2.
Create
the Message type for Output.
MESSAGE INTERFACESCreate outbound Asynchronous interface for File1.
Create outbound Asynchronous
interface for File2
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