BPEL Beta vs BPEL Production

Does anybody have a strong view as to the stability of the Beta at this stage. We are looking for a deployment in August and are initially impressed by the Beta, but have not used it in anger yet. Our requirements are very simple - just a simple almost point to point integration at this stage.
Thanks

BPEL Beta3 is quite stable. BPEL 10.1.2 Production will be on OTN in the next few days. So you should be fine with deployment in August

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Some of the remote deployment interfaces have been refactored between beta 2 and beta 3. The best way to address this issue is to install the beta 3 server.
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code=500
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#;; . Please see the server diagnostic logs on DAMS_Batch_Server1 for details.

Hi,
I also faced the same problem.
#;Failed to compile bpel generated classes.
#;failure to compile the generated BPEL classes for BPEL process "TaskProcess1" of composite "default/RegistrationUpload!24.0*soa_f19c6537-e518-4c05-940c-688c1ddb2593"
The class path setting is incorrect.
The problem was that I was using Base64Encoder and Base64Decoder classes in my java embedding . But I missed to import the class.
<bpelx:exec import="oracle.soa.common.util.Base64Decoder"/>
<bpelx:exec import="oracle.soa.common.util.Base64Encoder"/>
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Edited by: 906932 on Jan 22, 2012 1:14 AM

BPEL PM, BPM, BPEL in SOA Suite - what's the diff?

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I'm really confused of the terminology that oracle uses for BPEL PM, BPM, BPEL in SOA Suite.
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Now, what's this BPEL Process Manager, that is listed in the products section, seperately from SOA Suite? Does it contain anything diff from the BPEL engine that is embedded in SOA Suite?
And What's Business Process Management(BPM). As far as i know, and could think of, is that BPM is a tool for modelling business applications. It is similar to the BPEL in SOA Suite PLUS Modelling capability of the business process. It even has the same components as in SOA SUite like BPEL, Business Rules, Human Flows, Mediators, Adaptors.
So, can we say, BPM = SOA Suite + Modelling capabilities of business process.
To summarise, would you please summarise the components that each of these provide
BPEL Process Manager -- BPEL, _(and what other componens)_
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BPM -- Modelling notations, BPEL, Bus. Rules, Human Flows, Mediators, Adapters
If BPEL exists in all the three, Is the engine that runs it also the same one in all three..?

Hi
1. Yes, your understanding is absolutely correct: BPM = SOA Suite + Modelling capabilities of business process. I hope you know little bit of history behind this BPM product and about BEA and Oracle company. Below is some non-technical information about these companies and the products they owned.
2. Originally I guess, Oracle had SOA Suite like 10g running on their own Oracle application server. It may have had some basic components like human tasks, mediators some basic business rules etc. During the same time around 2006 to 2008 another company by name BEA has Weblogic Application Server and had another full blown process development applications/software. BEA in turn bought from Plumtree like that. Anyhow they had full stack of products like ALBPM (Aqua Logic Business Process Management), ALUI (Aqua Logic UI Portal), ALDSP (Data Integrator), ALSB (AL Service Bus), ALES (AL Enterprise Security) etc. Then Oracle bought BEA Company and Oracle ended up owning all these products. Oracle spent good amount of money, people and technology and did an awesome job in integrating BEAs ALBPM with their own SOA software and put everything on top of Weblogic Application Server. For a while, soa and bpm existed parallely. Like we can install albpm on top of soa like that. But SOA 11g onwards SOA + BPM are completely integrated and provided as a single product. They are not separate any more. We can call that as SOA Suite or BPM Suite. But as you understand, they had all the stuff to create a full blown process application that includes core BPEL Process, tasks, mediators, adapters, email adapters everything. Customers buy this suite of produt. They can develop simple BPEL Process or complex BPM Applications. The advanced features for BPM you can find online like adding Swimlanes/Roles where we can literally drag and drop the Human Tasks in those roles and that takes care of everything.
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I am trying to create BPEL artificats for SQL server stored procedure for SQO Server 2005 using BPEL Command line tool.
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Procedure not found: dAP.spiSOATesting
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HI
Pricing will be carried basing on the pricing
procedure.
Case1: Prices will be carried out automatically if
necessary condition records are maintained for the
condition type.
For this you can go to Sales Order-> Item Conditions
In the screen you can click on command button Analysis,
which gives you the list of condition types associated
to the pricing procedure. By clicking on the condition
type you can know the action that has taken place.
Case2: Manually forcing prices for Items.
To do this, you have to populate ORDER_CONDITIONS_IN &
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numbers, you manually pass the item number for each item
in the sales order, use the same item number for
populating conditions.
Parameters required:
ORDER_CONDITIONS_IN:
ITM_NUMBER, COND_TYPE, COND_VALUE, CURRENCY
ORDER_CONDITIONS_INX:
ITM_NUMBER, COND_TYPE, UPDATEFLAG, COND_VALUE,CURRENCY.
Hope the above info helps you. Do revert back if you
need more info.
Kind Regards
Eswar

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Build Information:
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Build: 0
Build time: Mon May 15 06:39:46 PDT 2006
Build type: release
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The same adapter was used in ESB service as well, which is working fine. There are no issues in ESB JMS Adapter connecting to JMS Queue of TIBCO EMS server.
Your help is appriciated.

Try the BPEL / SOA forum, you'll get more help there.
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