A process is the major unit of logic in IBM® Business Process Manager. It is the container for all components of a process definition, including services, activities and gateways; timer, message, and exception events; sequence lines, rules, and variables. When you model a process, you are creating a reusable Business Process Definition (BPD).
Process components enable you to define the process workflow for end users, creating logic inside a process and integrating with other applications and data sources. To understand what occurs inside a process at run time, it is important to understand the components that make up a process at design time.
Building processes in IBM BPM
Many different individuals from various organizations are usually involved in developing processes using IBM BPM. The overriding concern is to ensure that you are building the best possible solution for meeting the stated goals of your project. To ensure successful results, team members should work together to capture process requirements and iteratively develop the model and its implementations.
Reusing items in Process Designer
Process Designer enables process developers to reuse existing items both within and across process applications. For example, if you know several services already exist that include Coaches and other shared items that you and other developers need, you can access and reuse those items by including them in a toolkit. Then, from your process application, you can add a dependency to the toolkit in which the shared items reside. This enables you to pick one of the existing services when choosing the implementation for an activity. The items in the toolkit can also be used by other developers working in different process applications.
Using the Designer in IBM Process Designer
The Designer interface provides the tools that you need to model your processes in IBM BPM.
For training on IBM Lombardi mail us at [email protected]
Process components enable you to define the process workflow for end users, creating logic inside a process and integrating with other applications and data sources. To understand what occurs inside a process at run time, it is important to understand the components that make up a process at design time.
Building processes in IBM BPM
Many different individuals from various organizations are usually involved in developing processes using IBM BPM. The overriding concern is to ensure that you are building the best possible solution for meeting the stated goals of your project. To ensure successful results, team members should work together to capture process requirements and iteratively develop the model and its implementations.
Reusing items in Process Designer
Process Designer enables process developers to reuse existing items both within and across process applications. For example, if you know several services already exist that include Coaches and other shared items that you and other developers need, you can access and reuse those items by including them in a toolkit. Then, from your process application, you can add a dependency to the toolkit in which the shared items reside. This enables you to pick one of the existing services when choosing the implementation for an activity. The items in the toolkit can also be used by other developers working in different process applications.
Using the Designer in IBM Process Designer
The Designer interface provides the tools that you need to model your processes in IBM BPM.
For training on IBM Lombardi mail us at [email protected]
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