Enterprise Service Orchestration in PI 7.1

Hi All,
I need some information on how to implement Service Orchestration in PI 7.1 using BPEL or Process Component Models. Kindly suggest some scenarios which I can implement for the same. I need the technical details and implementation steps to be followed.
Thanks,
Sonam.

Transaction Handling option of ccBPM could be considered as one of the service orchestration option. If you are talking about the modelling related service orchestration through BPEL, then it could be designed in ARIS as shown
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/b70c0449-0a01-0010-bbb0-b5001814caa3
Regards,
Prateek

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I like to add some of my thoughts about that discussion. From my point of view ESA is much more than just another BPM or Enterprise BPM. ESA is adresses six key areas and I think all of them are really needed:
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1. The question should be how to indentify business meaningful services which could represent single process steps. ATP check, Credit card check, ... could be examples. In theory this service could be out-tasked, defined more flexible etc. This means that processes needs to be evaluated for Enterprise Service candidates. Afterwards you can check against SAP's Enterprise Services Repository for already existing Enterprise Services. The evalution for enterprise services candidates will be supported by the metodology mentioned by Kaj and David.
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Theo,
This is not a discussion relegated to the bar...
First the short methodology is correct... Id the processes, expose major entry points as Services, orchestrate, publish Service Desc, endpoints, etc., repeat...
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Kind Regards,
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They are even shipping the complete application for a nominal price. But the standard version is not suitable for our client requirement so they want to develop this application inhouse.
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