A process application is a container for process models and their supporting implementations; it is stored in the repository. After the artifacts have been authored or otherwise created, they are assembled into a process application and a snapshot is taken. You can test, install, and administer the process application snapshot.
Process applications contain some or all of the following artifacts:
Process applications and business level applications
Each process application has a business level application (BLA), which acts as a container for the process application and its assets (assets include things like monitor models, SCA modules, toolkits, and libraries). In addition, each snapshot of a process application has its own BLA. Many of the administration tasks for a snapshot (for example, stopping or starting it on a production server) are done at the level of the BLA, allowing for quicker and simpler administration of the snapshot and all of its assets.
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Process applications contain some or all of the following artifacts:
- One or more process models, also called Business Process Definitions (BPDs)
- The services required to implement activities or integrate with other systems
- Service Component Architecture (SCA) modules
- Toolkits
- IBM® Integration Designer libraries
- One or more workspaces
- An IBM Business Monitor model for monitoring business performance
- Any other items required to run the process
Process applications and business level applications
Each process application has a business level application (BLA), which acts as a container for the process application and its assets (assets include things like monitor models, SCA modules, toolkits, and libraries). In addition, each snapshot of a process application has its own BLA. Many of the administration tasks for a snapshot (for example, stopping or starting it on a production server) are done at the level of the BLA, allowing for quicker and simpler administration of the snapshot and all of its assets.
For training on IBM Lombardi mail us at [email protected]
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