How to debug a BPM process In Jdeveloper10g or Jdeveloper11g

Like NetBeans how to debug a BPM process in Jdeveloper with breakpoint,step by step?

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Business Process Management Suite
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How to debug a BPM process

Like NetBeans how to debug a BPM process in Jdeveloper with breakpoint,step by step?

As per Shay's inputs, can you post the question in BPM forums?
Business Process Management Suite
Thanks,
Navaneeth

How to start a BPM process from ERP system

Hi,
I created a process in Netweaver Developer Studio with the Process Composer in SAP CE 7.1 BPM, now I want to automatically start the process by saving a SAP document like purchase requisition or purchase order. Therefore I think about implementing a UserExit / Badi or something else.
The following systems are available in my Landascape:
- PI 7.1
- ERP 2005
- CE 7.1 EHP1 with ESR
Does someone have an idea how to start the BPM Process or how to trigger start event?
Greetings,
Christian

the process by saving a SAP document like purchase requisition or purchase order.
Based on your business process, you will have to decide what data should be sent to other system. It could be in the form of Idoc trigger or an RFC calls. If there are non-SAP systems involved, you should be using PI 7.1 too. In that case, you can communicate using Abap proxy call too. For this you may either call an RFC internally in a report and schedule it.
Regards,
Prateek

How to kill a BPM Process

Hi Guys,
I want to know how to kill a BPM process.
any help would be appreciated
Thanks,
Srini

Srini,
Refer this -Re: How to stop infinite loop?
raj.

How do we test bpm process?

HI all,
How do we test bpm process?and plz lemme know more abt this
regards
kish

Hi Kish,
To have more concise understanding on BPM test check these files:
Monitoring of Integration Processes:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/ab3f538e-0d01-0010-07b7-802c90b67eec
How To Monitor Integration Proce(ccBPM):
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e7bc3a5a-0501-0010-1095-eb47159e169c
Checklist: Making Correct Use of an Integration Process:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/3bf550d4-0201-0010-b2ae-8569d193124e
Business Process Monitoring Set-up and User Guideline:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/5433e4da-0b01-0010-b9a5-d61838eaebbc
Hope this resolves all ur concerns.
Regards,
Subhasha Ranjan

How to reuse a BPM Process in other DC

Hi
I have all generic reusable BPM Processes defined in a separate Process Composer DC. Now I am building specific BPM processes in sepearate DCs and want to use generic processes from other DC. How to do that?
Thanks
Raags

Hi Raags,
What you need to do is set up a dependency from your specific process to your generic process.
You do this in the Development Infrastructure Perspective of the NWDS.
Open your generic process DC and create a Public Part. You can call it whatever you want - e.g. "api".
Then open your specific process DC and create a dependency from the specific process DC to the generic process DC and its public part.
Don't forget to check the Design Time/Deploy Time/ Runtime checkboxes in the Dependency details against the generic process DC and its public part.
If your DCs are in different software components you'll need a dependency at the software component level as well.
If your dependencies are set up correctly you should then be able to select the generic process from your specific process, e.g. when creating a referenced sub process task.
This works for all sorts of elements... e.g. it can be a handy way to share service groups or WDJ apps as UIs.
Regards,
Jocelyn

How to Stop a BPM Process

Hi,
I have a scenario in which the BPM process went thru an endless loop. There was a logical flaw but the point is that there was no way to kill this process which was running through BPM . We tried RWB, BPM Engine Mointoring but with no success.
In MONI all we see is a clock symbol next to PE icon.
It would be really helpful if someone can tell me how to kill a process running in BPM engine.
Both MONI and RWB tell me the message is Successful therefore cannot be stopped but internally the message is going through BPM workflow and never comes out.
Thanks
Ashish

Hi Ashish,
Logon to the ABAP stack of XI.
Execute the transaction "SWWL" to delete the workflow items.
Regards,
Sridhar

How to trigger the BPM process from WD Application

Hello All,
I have a simple business process with two ui activities. I am able to start the process from NWA -> Process Repository.
But, I need to start the process from the application. Here is the requirement:
User opens the application. ON completion, the BPM process for approval needs to be triggered. How do i access/obtain process?
If I need to call a particular task in process, How do i do that?
Kindly assist.
Thank you.
Regards,
Sharath

if you want to know the whole story, please refer to the doc
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwce72/helpdata/en/44/4d2bb1c6b00597e10000000a155369/frameset.htm
the profile, provider system,endpoint。。。。。
search this doc in sdn, it is a good example regarding the configuration.
How to Use SOA Configuration to Call RFCs and Web Services from within SAP NetWeaver BPM
hope those may help.

How to making oracle bpm process instance asynchronous?

I want to create a bpm process which start as asynchronous. Can anyone tell me how to do it and test it?
Do I need to define the data structure/xsd first? Thank you

This is quite easy.
Double Click on the Message Start event of your BPM Process and then go to the Implementation Tab. Expand the "Advanced" pane by clicking on the "+" icon. Here you will see a Radio button that allows you to make your process "Synchronous" or "Asynchronous". Choose the mode that you want.

Help: how to kill a bpm process

I create a bpm process with an infinite loop and my server crash everytime.
How to kill this process.

Hi Capro
Log into NWA
Navigate to manage processes
NWA-> Operation management -> Processes and Tasks -> Manage Processes
Select the nasty process instance and click on Actions> Cancel
By doing so you will be canceling the process instance and this will help in saving your server from crashing
If you are using 7.20 there are options to handle this too from BPM System Overview
Regards,
Harsha

How to change a BPM Process ID

well i've got this issue, i'm using JDeveloper 11.1.1.6 and in my BPM project i created a bpm process but i forgot to change the ID, now my process have the name "Pulling" but the ID is "Process" and i don't know how to change it. this's not a real problem but when i'm using OracleBAM to create a dashboard, the graphic take the ID to identify the process and that is confusing so i need to rename the ID process
anyone knows about that?
i would appreciate any answer
thanks a lot for reading

You have to go to Settings>iCloud, tap Delete Account, provide the password for the old ID when prompted to turn off Find My iPhone, then sign back in with the ID you wish to use. If you don't know the password for your old ID, or if it isn't accepted, go to https://appleid.apple.com, click Manage my Apple ID and sign in with your current iCloud ID. Click edit next to the primary email account, change it back to your old email address and save the change. Then edit the name of the account to change it back to your old email address. You can now use your current password to turn off Find My iPd on your device, even though it prompts you for the password for your old account ID. Then go to Settings>iCloud, tap Delete Account and choose Delete from My iDevice when prompted (your iCloud data will still be in iCloud). Next, go back to https://appleid.apple.com and change your primary email address and iCloud ID name back to the way it was. Now you can go to Settings>iCloud and sign in with your current iCloud ID and password.

How to Terminate the BPM Process instance

Hi,
If I have an instance of bpm process which fault at the database service task, I want to manually terminate or suspend it. I tried to do it in the workspace as an bpm administrator, however, since the instance pass the human task already, so that i can't suspend the instance. On the enterprise manager console, I don't see any way to terminate one instance. Please advise and it is so important and urgent for me, since our bpm project already on prodction, we have to fix it as soon as possible. Thanks in advance

I'm thinking you're asking what you can do with an instance that has an uncaught exception and not how to have modeled it so they can be properly handled. If you're not catching the exception, in any of the 7 techniques listed below - you're kind of stuck.
If you have a service task and you'd like to handle the exception (manually or other), you have the choices listed below. If you are using none of these, then you're allowing the BPMN engine to handle the exception and about all you can do is to delete the instance in Enterprise Manager.
1) You could add a catch error event to the boundary of the Service task and have that event designated to handle the exception thrown. From the boundary event, you might have a sequence flow to an Interactive activity that lets you hande the exception. Once handled, the instance can continue on with the process.
2) You could add an event subprocess in the same process as the Service activity that has a start error event and have that event designated to handle the exception thrown. From the event subprocess, you might have a sequence flow to an Interactive activity that lets you hande the exception. The difference between this scenario and the first is that the instance in the process has to terminate in the end event in the event subprocess.
3) If your process is invoked as an embedded subprocess, you could add a boundary event (1 above) or catch it in an event subprocess (2 above).
4) If your process is a reusable process invoked from a parent process using a Call activity, if the exception isn't caught inside the called subprocess you could add a boundary event to the Call activity in the parent process. This is similiar to 1 above and you'd need a sequence flow comingin out of the boundary catch error event on the Call activity to go somewhere in the process to handle the exception.
5) If your process is a reusable process invoked from a parent process using a Call activity, if the exception isn't caught inside the called subprocess and it is not caught by a boundary error event on the parent's call activity then you could add an event subprocess in the parent process that has a start error event and have that event designated to handle the exception thrown inside the child process.
6) There is a way to handle exceptions thrown inside a peer process but I'm guessing that might be too much for this post.
7) You can handle exceptions using a Policy outside of the processes. Rather than using the above to handle exceptions, you could use policy based exception handling where you give the policy the different types of faults you want to catch and if you want to retry, let it be handled by someone in Enterprise Manager and if you just want to abort the instance.
If the exception is not caught, then you're in the scenario you're in now and the BPMN engine is where it is unfortunately caught. Although you can see it, it is a non-recoverable exception and about all you can do is delete the instance in Enterprise Manager.
Hope this helps,
Dan

How to debug a bpel process

I'm a new user in the jdeveloper community :)
i want to debug a bpel process ,for example the "AmazonFlow" sample project.
but it asking for a "default run target" path, what kind of a file it expect? i guess it's a kind of a file that consume input for the bpel process? is it always expect a default run target?
thanks

user573208;
It is not possible to use the normal Debug menus in JDeveloper, you have to do what Mark says, deploy the process to a BPEL (or SOA Suite) server, and do a test run of the process. You will find plenty of documentation on how to set up the server, and initiate a process.
When the server is up and running, the process is deployed, and a test instance has been started, debugging is actually very easy. In a development environment, you will use the server's BPEL Console to debug the process, instead of sensors (much easier). The default logging options give you full access to your data at any point of the process, it's out of the box and easily understood.
Generally, the visual Flow view gives you the best overview, and you have full access to the content of variables, the request and response data of web service calls, fault details, etc. (at any point in the process) by clicking the different elements (icons) of the process flow.
The other tabs (Audit, Debug) work the same way, but in a less visual manner.
-Rune

How to debug routine in process type "Deletion of overlapping requests"

Hi all,
I created a process chain including a process of the type "Deletion of overlaopping requests from InfoCube".
In this process I created a routine to decide which requests to delete. Now I would like to debug this routine, but do not know how.
Merely setting a breakpoint does not seem to help.
Does anyone have a hint how to debug this routine?
Many thanks,
Stefan

Hi,
put a "BREAK-POINT." statement into your code (don't forget to remove it afterwards). Then you activate your process chain and go the menu Execution at the top of RSPC. There you choose "Execute synchronous to Debugging". The process chain should then kick off and stop at the point where you put the break point.
Hope it helps.
Stefan

How to Instantiate Oracle BPM Process Webservice from the OSB

Hi,
In our project we have one requirement i.e Instantiate Oracle BPM Process Webservice from the OSB.After register BPM service in to OSB I am creating one Message flow to instantiate BPM Process.
first call to startSession Operation, then use response of startSession operation is used as reqest for BPM process operation.
Can u tell me how do we use response of startSession operation to the request of BPM process.
Thanks in Advance.

An easier way of instantiating a BPM process via a WS call is to set the authentication type to 'Username Token Profile' on your web service operation in BPM studio and then redeploy it. If you use this type of security on your bpm process operations you can start the process in one call instead of having to get a session first and then starting the process.
Once you've updating the process, re-register the new process WSDL and business service with OSB (or import it manually) and you can just call the start process operation in one request (passing a username and password using the WS-UsernameToken method) without having to get a session first.
Hope this all make sense,
Mike.

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