BPM Payload

Hi Group,
When I am working on File2file scenario,I got error,after clicking on PE and technical details I found that error in Mapping part,then I tried to copy the payload
for testing ,then in the payload it is showing the Input source but I need the source Message of which is coming in to BPM like structure starts with
<Message>
<Message1>
Can any body suggest how to find this?

Hi,
Can you check the input file, whether its valid or not? Please see the below case
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns0:Messages xmlns:ns0="http://sap.com/xi/XI/SplitAndMerge">
<ns0:Message1>
<ns1:MT_test xmlns:ns1="urn:test">
<Records>
<Employee >
<Employee_First_Name>J</Employee_First_Name>
<Employee_Last_Name>Raj<Employee_Last_Name>
</Employee>
</Records>
</ns1:MT_test>
</ns0:Message1>
</ns0:Messages>
The above is my sample structure in message mapping I'll copy the same and will paste in the i/p file for polling. It will be errored out, because the above structure doesn't have valid schema.
While creating the file we have to remove those two nodes Messages & Message1.
Thats y i asked you the structure....
Best Regards,
raj.

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Can external ADF application write to BPM Payload structures?

Hi all
New to BPM and trying to understand the best practices here.
We have Oracle BPM 11.1.1.6.0.
We have an external ADF application that will be used for online data entry, that comes in via public user. This data then needs to be reviewed and approved/rejected by the internal users and for this we are using BPM interface.
I have many concerns implementing above scenario in BPM
a) Can we login to BPM workspace via ADF application? If so, can you experts share with us some examples to look at?
b) We dont want to use temp tables in the database, when user is doing online entry. We need to push this into BPM payload structures, when a user saves the data partially. When he does submit for approval, we need to initiate a task on the BPM side(for the reviewer). Is this possible? , especially saving the data into BPM payload structures from ADF application? Is this recommended or a good practice? Is there an example or how this can be achieved?
I know this is a long list of questions, but going thru the web, really did not help us much. So checking with the community for the best way to get good reliable answers.
Thanks
SR
Edited by: libran on Feb 28, 2013 1:29 PM

Hi SR
a) Can we login to BPM workspace via ADF application? If so, can you experts share with us some examples to look at?
Not directly. BPM Application itself is a WebApplication. In high level it has 2 main things. List of Tasks with different status like Assigned, completed, active etc et.c And for each Task, click on that opens the task details page. This task details page is the ONE that can contain ACTUAL Data. Now this actual Data can be part of the process itself we call as Payload. Or this entire data can be in any other existing application or database. But the payload will just have like main PKs (Primiary keys) like order id, salesid, customer id, projectid etc etc. Using these IDs and some APIs you can use your existing application data. Coming to screen, you cannot use the existing screens as it is.
b) We dont want to use temp tables in the database, when user is doing online entry. We need to push this into BPM payload structures, when a user saves the data partially. When he does submit for approval, we need to initiate a task on the BPM side(for the reviewer). Is this possible? , especially saving the data into BPM payload structures from ADF application? Is this recommended or a good practice? Is there an example or how this can be achieved?
1) NO. I would NOT recommend to put your existing data filled out from online form into Payload. There is NO need for this. From online when user clicks on Submit for Approval, just pass the key information like IDs, some names, status etc. Just the core and it should like 2 or 3 at the most. Any complex data will have only couple of main primary master keys and rest are all the internal relations. Once these IDs are in paylosd, you can use ADF components to pull the full entire data set for display in the TaskForms (mostly display only). Use ManagedBeans or DataControls/EJBs that takes these IDs.
2) From online web on Submit, YES, you can invoke automatically a BPM Process. BPM Process can be initiate in many ways: Using Workspace application, Email, scheduler, WebServices, Java based APIs etc. The ideal way is WebServices. I guess you want to do first some validation and then only create an approval instance.
Giving a ready made example is tough. I do not have any old links on top of my head for reference. I will see if I can find them.
My suggestion, leave the Payload as light as possible unless and untill if there is no other go.
Thanks
Ravi Jegga

BPM Payload bind to adf query panel with table

hi guys,
i have a requirement to process all result row in the table to my bpm process.
i have a bpm taskflow and already defined the payload xml.
in the taskflow UI, i hv a adf query panel with table from a criteria View object.
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i tried to bind it directly, but it turns out error.
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thanks before.

Could you give some more details ?
Do you require that all the rows in the ADF based results table are passed on to the BPM payload ?

How to get BPM Payload attribute value in ADF TaskFlow

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Is any other way to acieve this schenario?
Do the needful.
Thanks with Regards,
PraveenKumar.N

Guessing you might have looked at this at some point, but you might want to consider using the setCurrentRowWithKeyValue method to do this.
Here's a blog post that I wrote a while back that goes through step-by-step what I think you're trying to accomplish: Using a BPM Process Variable on an ADF form to Retrieve Database Information | AVIO Consulting
Hope this helps,
Dan

Question in BPM, "Payload" Main Document not seen

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I have a BPM that sends msg to a receiver.
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ADF UI to BPM Payload

Experts
I have a requirement where i parse attached file and have them displayed in table structure, the user would select the approvers for each row from a dropdown and then this whole information needs to be put in array payload to be used by Oracle BPM, how can this be done. Any pointers to samples or examples would be great.
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Venkat

Hi,
When ever you create a TaskFlow from a Human task flow, the data controls for the payload gets automatically generated. For your requirement
1) Create a Human Task Flow in the BPM
2) In the payload of the HTF, create a parameter of a custom type defined as per your requirement
3) create a Task Flow out of a Human Task flow
4) From the Data bindings you can access the task-->payload and the corresponding attribute you have created in the HTF.
5) There you can create rows i your payload directly of the custom type you have defined and these can be used in the BPM process.
HTH
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BPM payload value reading problem

Hi all,
In a bpm scenario, I have a switch that checks an element's attribute and another that checks an element's value. In the former case, the TRUE branch gets executed when the condition is satisfied. However, in the latter the condition is NEVER satisfied (even when it should be). Here's an example message. In my BPM, I have one switch that uses <user action="xxxx"> and another that uses <jobCode>.
<ns1:AccessRequestReply xmlns:ns1="xxxxx">
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      <ns1:user action="update">
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      </ns1:user>
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</ns1:AccessRequestReply>
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Any ideas as to what might be causing this?
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--jtb

Hi James,
might this problem be related to a problem with the usage of namespaces? Normally XI does explicitly use namespaces only on root node level. But in your case, all elements are prefixed with namespaces.
Could you simply try to send a message to your integration process, where there is only a namespace prefix on root node level, i.e.:
<ns1:AccessRequestReply xmlns:ns1="xxxxx">
<AccessReply type="complete">
<user action="update">
    <jobCode>1234</jobCode>
</user>
<AccessReply>
</ns1:AccessRequestReply>
Best regards
Joachim

BPM Task payload namespace issue while modifying from ADF UI

Hi,
In my BPM process, I have the below tasks.
1. Input task - user input form
2. Review task - to review the user input values
I have created the UI for the above tasks through Auto-generate forms.
Before invoking Input task, I have created a transformation to initailize the payload elements, so that in the UI these field elements will be become editable.
I have an ADF table which is used to insert account details elements which is initialized in the transformation with namespace.
<ns0:bankAccountsType>
<ns0:registrationNumber></ns0:registrationNumber>
<ns0:accountNumber></ns0:accountNumber>
<ns0:bankName></ns0:bankName>
</ns0:bankAccountsType>
I am using the createInsert operation of the ADF command button to insert records for these table in UI. The row is getting inserted with values and clicked "Approve" to go to the Review task.
Now if i check the flow trace for this instance in EM console. ie "Review Task - Instance entered the activity"
The payload elements for this account types is coming namespace for first record (becoz the row is intialized in BPM transformation) and the second & third record is not showing namespace.
<ns0:bankAccountsType>
<ns0:registrationNumber>111111111111111</ns0:registrationNumber>
<ns0:accountNumber>1111111111111111</ns0:accountNumber>
<ns0:bankName>qqqq</ns0:bankName>
</ns0:bankAccountsType>
<bankAccountsType>
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          </bankAccountsType>
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               <bankName>sas</bankName>
          </bankAccountsType>
Is there any way ADF can keep the namespace while adding new items?
Jdeveloper
Studio Edition Version 11.1.1.5.0
Build JDEVADF_11.1.1.5.0_GENERIC_110409.0025.6013
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Murali.S
Edited by: 1006338 on 16 May, 2013 5:18 AM
Edited by: 1006338 on 16 May, 2013 5:20 AM

Before invoking Input task, I have created a transformation to initailize the payload elements, so that in the UI these field elements will be become editable.
I have an ADF table which is used to insert account details elements which is initialized in the transformation with namespace.You can simple use a ADF form to do this. Create ADF editable input fields in a panelFormLayout and wehn user enters values and clicks ona button .. pass those values to BPM payload.
See - http://andrejusb.blogspot.com/2010/10/initializing-oracle-bpm-11g-process.html

How to access BPM 11g payload or process varibles in ADF task flow

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adf.object.viewObj.RequestId. But there isn't a viewObject associated with BPM data, so I'm sure this particular expression won't work.
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Regards,
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BPM process to manage business data vs Business Data in RDBMS

Hi all,
I have so far seen BPM as a pure business process tool rather than a data management one even thought BPM provides for managing data. If in case, we have a nice Business Process, which also collects plenty of related business data, what would be the suggestion?
1. To store Business Data in RDBMS and provide BPM with just enough info. for the process.
(or)
2. To store Business Data in BPM Business Catalog & do away with RDBMS (ofcourse BPM uses RDBMS for dehydration )
In our project, we are discussing this and some points in favour of approach (1) are:
i. For web based applications with multiple UI forms to collect data, storing data in RDBMS is way better on performance than accessing/storing in BPM business catalog
ii. Data Retention of Business Data in BPM needs special consideration which may lead to dumping data eventually in RDBMS
iii. UI frameworks help build UIs quick with a known data model rather than over APIs exposed by BPM
iv. Reporting over an RDBMS data model is easier than over a Business Catalog in BPM
Are these points valid or is approach (2) having other advantages to consdier?

I think I'm just backing up what you had on your original post, but here's what we typically tell customers when this comes up.
This has long been a best practice recommended by Oracle. In Oracle’s Performance Tuning for Oracle Business Process Management Suite 11g document , on page 17 it states:
"Minimize the amount of data stored in the process instance. Obviously, there is a tradeoff between the cost of storing data locally compared to storing keys and retrieving data for use within the process, which needs to be considered.
A reasonable starting point would be to model the process state to hold only values that are needed to control the process flow and keys to get any other (external) data on an ‘as needed’ basis. If retrieval is too frequent/slow, or the systems holding that data are not always available, then move more data into the process."
You touched on this, but decoupling the process payload and the underlying data for these reasons:
1. The underlying data and the processes typically have different lifecycles and need to be independent of one another
There is a need to maintain each at different times
They are typically modified by different groups of people with differing skills
The data stored in a database is typically the “source of truth” that sometimes must be able to be accessed and easily manipulated by applications outside of Oracle BPM; if stored as process instance data, instead of SQL extracting data from a database, the outside applications would need to access it through Oracle BPM APIs they are not necessarily familiar with
2. Lightweight process data persistence improves performance
The underlying message contract between the process instance and the engine that persists the payload should leverage key values where possible (think primary keys / relational keys from classic DBMS design patterns), rather than defining instance variables for every data element. The performance of the Oracle BPM engine is improved and the data for the instances are rendered faster.
The process instance is carrying the necessary process payload, rather than a bloated payload. Only the information germane to the current activity should be retrieved and rendered. This allows the application server to run more efficiently.
At each step in the process, the process payload is hydrated and then dehydrated (read from the engine’s underlying database tables and then written back to the tables). If this information is stored in an external database, there is no need for the overhead of this hydration and dehydration of large amounts of data to occur.
At each step in the process, if stored externally in a separate database outside of Oracle BPM, only the data required is read and / or updated when it is required to do so.
3. Decoupling helps speed development
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One of its strengths is the architecture‘s business services layer that can make the source of the data transparent. Given a single key value stored in the process instance payload, services can be invoked from the process and the human steps in the process that represent the “real source of truth” that the business needs.
The MVC pattern’s model layer assumes that given the process’s key value, it is then possible to easily access underlying business data from a variety of sources including databases, EJBs and web services. Although storing all of the information inside the process payload can be considered one of the model’s business service sources, the overhead of using this in production systems is not recommended.
Once exposed, the business services can be reused by any business process needing the information.
User interfaces created with Oracle’s Application Development Framework (ADF) have out-of-the-box components and operations that take advantage of this MVC pattern. Some examples of these out-of-the-box patterns that do not have to be programmed include:
Database table information can easily displayed using Next and Previous that automatically retrieve the next or previous sets of rows
Similarly, scrolling in a table with many rows up and down renders data automatically
Both server and client side validations and rules
Database dropdowns and cascading dropdowns
Forms automatically created with Master / Detail patterns
4. Decoupling reduces the complexities arising from data synchronization
When orchestrating various external systems into a process, care must be given to account for “Systems of Record” and the purview these systems have over data values
Decoupling process instance data so that only key values are in the payload allow the Systems of Record to continually update the subservient element values without fear of stagnant data in the process
Participants in the process receive the most current data values when dealing with process instances
When data objects span several process instances, finding and updating data is easier if stored in a databaseExample: Process instance based on Orders. Several process instances may involve orders for a single customer. When the order changed, no problem, just find the process instance using correlations and updated it. When customer info changed, you need to synchronize any number of process instances. Placing the data in an RDBS made the solution simple. Simply updated the customer tables and all orders now have the latest info. No need to find related process instances and update them.
Some BPM events don’t carry sufficient information and need enrichment to process events. With data stored in the payload, there is no easy way to enrich the event data. This is especially true with ACM events. Events in ACM do not have instance information. Storing data in the database will prevent a costly work around using a dedicated process and correlations to get the info needed.
5. Decoupling facilitates the data capture for reporting and archiving
Keeping data in the BPM payload takes away the option to do custom reporting (outside of BAM) and archiving of business data.
Storing data in the RDBMS makes possible to create custom reports (outside of BAM) which would be not be possible or hard to do if all data lived in the BPM payload. Also, if you wanted to capture custom data changes or progressions thru a BPM and/or BPEL instance, RDBMS tables have a clear advantage over payload information. Payload (in most cases) would not have the data progression captured, and also reading data progression from the logs is not a recommended option.
Many organizations have data retention policy, which requires data to be archived and be accessible. Archiving and data accessibility is very limited if data is stored in the BPM payload.
6. The need for process Intelligence goes beyond the instance life cycle
Instances get cleaned up from process database and many organizations are interested in not only keeping the business data but also all the BPM related intelligence related to audit trail, KPIs etc. BAM data getting to BI cubes is one of the ways to ensure that intelligence lives on, but viewing process audit maps, audit trails and knowing what attachments were part of the process is a very common use-case. For the latter, the common patterns used are the use of UCM or other ECM products to store the correlated set of documentation that can be brought together in a Webcenter like content portal for historical research and auditability purposes. That, couple with an application database strategy to keep correlated application data would paint the full picture for the business users.
Hope this helps,
Dan

How to create a empty table when user a oracle bpm ADF 11g auto created form?

Hi,
I'm new to ADF/BPM development. I created a bpm process and generated adf forms.
I want to customize those created forms. I want to use a table to show payload content and insert rows from my EJB to BPM payload datacontrol programatically. Everything is fine but, when loads those pages a empty row is created cause some unwanted behavior, if I won't delete this row, if I want to delete this row, it actually removes the last inserted until I delete this empty row. I googled but I do not found any info.

Hi,
you may want to try the SOA forum with BPM related questions. If you create an empty row then - if this row has validation applied - you of cource need to delete it. However, if you add a new row after the empty row then you need to find this row by its index or similar as it no longer is the current row (so just using the delete operation of the DC doesn't work)
Frank

Same Output through BPM

Hi,
I have used the Switch condition in BPM to determine the receiver from the IDOC.
1) I am getting the same output(same content) for both the receivers though i have given the filter condition in the BPM.
2) In SXMB_MONI i get 3 messages, the first message says "Message Branched" and the other 2 are successful messages.
Any tips on where i could have gone wrong?
Thanks,
Tirumal

Tirumal,
This problem may be because of the namespace in the Incoming Message. Check the XPATH in the COndition Editor. Or redo once again and activate.
BPM payload value reading problem
Still Switch is not working properly , then you may need to do dummy Interfaces and Mapping to check this.
Hope this helps,
regards,
Moorthy

Some problems with af:table (new rows with presetting and autosubmit)

Hi, I'm working with an af:table, but I'm having some troubles.
Background:
Jdev 11.1.1.5.0
Firefox 6.0.2
In the Bounded Task flow:
ExecuteWithParams -> fragment < commit/rollback
ExecuteWithParams: Set a bind variable with a value from bpm payload for get only rows with that value.
In the fragment:
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The inputText of the af:table has the autoSubmit in true. The first time that I fill the cells I got this error in each entered value, after press the tab key.
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When I press the Commit Button, all values from cells dissapears. And I got the message from validator that cells can't be null. [Third problem]
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How I can solve these problems?
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
you need to bind the value property of the selectOneRadio to the row variable. Say the button updates an attribute "q1" then the value property should point to #{row.bindings.q1.inputValue} assuming you use ADF and ADF BC. The question svary I assume., so you need to query thequestion for each row. For this reference a managed bean doe the f:selectItems and in the managed bean use the #{row} attribute to get a hold of the current rendered row (instance of JUCtrlHierNodeBinding if ADF is used. This has a method getRow() to obtain the Row object). The list then returns the answers to select from
Frank

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I have created a LOV in Mobile Web Application using PL/SQL procedure.
I'm not able to get the values entered by the user before displaying the List of values.
I need the values entered to pass it to the query.
There might be a seeded event or method to capture these values.
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Thanks,

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See - http://andrejusb.blogspot.com/2010/10/initializing-oracle-bpm-11g-process.html

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Hello,
We have a requirement where user wants to perform action on emails by selecting appropriate button say(Approve, Reject, etc). We have one more button say, ‘Re-Assign’. As soon as user selects this button, reply email opens-up. Now, we need to send re-assigner information back to BPM payload. I tried using Comments[] section in email body content but as soon as the scope of task is closed, comment[] are getting cleaned up and set to 0 length.
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Regards,
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