The Parking Permit Demo. README and Sources for Season 01

Here I let you the README and Sources for the Season 01 of The Parking Permit Demo with Oracle BPM/SOA suite.

 

• The README. 
• The Sources for Season 01

 Enjoy it!

The Parking Permit Demo (5)

Here I let you the episodes #7 - #10 of The Parking Permit Demo with Oracle BPM/SOA suite.

pp-07_Defining_Schema_Type_n_Element_for_ParkingPermitReply

• Defining XSD complexType & element for replies from verification services, naming it ParkingPermitReply

pp-08_Defining_WS_Messages_based_on_existing_Schema_Elements

• Creating two WSDL messages shared among the verification services, naming them ParkingPermitApplicationMsg & ParkingPermitReplyMsg

• Basing the message parts on existing XSD elements ParkingPermitApplication & ParkingPermitReply respectively

pp-09_Defining_Verification_Services_Interfaces_via_PortTypes__Part1

• Creating a portType for the Vehicle Verification Service, naming it VehicleOwnershipVerificationPortType, defining a single operation & calling it verifyVehicleOwnership

• Setting the operation type (pattern) to Request/Response with input message ParkingPermitApplicationMsg and output message ParkingPermitReplyMsg

pp-10_Defining_Verification_Services_Interfaces_via_PortTypes__Part2

• Creating a portType for the Electoral Register Verification Service, naming it ElectoralRegisterVerificationPortType, verifyRegisterEligibility.

• Defining a single operation & calling it

• Setting the operation type (pattern) to Request/Response, reusing the input message ParkingPermitApplicationMsg and the output message ParkingPermitReplyMsg

• Creating a portType for the Residence Verification Service, naming it ResidenceVerificationPortType, verifyResidenceElegibility.

• Defining a single operation 

• Setting the operation type (pattern) to Request/Response, reusing the input message ParkingPermitApplicationMsg and the output message ParkingPermitReplyMsg

The Parking Permit Demo (4)

Here I let you the episode #6 of The Parking Permit Demo with Oracle BPM/SOA suite.

pp-06_Creating_WSDL_n_including_existing_schema

• Creating an empty WSDL named verification_services.wsdl with target
  namespace http://ex.datys.cu/ParkingPermit
• Including the parking_permit.xsd schema document into the <types>/<schema>
  section of the WSDL
  
  

The Parking Permit Demo (3)

I let you here the #5 video of the Parking Permit Demo with Oracle BPM/SOA suite.


pp-05 Defining Schema Type and Element for ParkingPermitApplication

• Defining XSD complexType & element for ParkingPermitApplication

The Parking Permit Demo (2)

I let you here #3 and #4 videos of the Parking Permit Demo with Oracle BPM/SOA suite.

- pp-03_Drilling_down_n_Identifying_Services_Candidates__Part2

• Identifying the Electoral Register Verification Service & Residence Verification Service by dragging & dropping two service activities in the parallel gateway. Naming the service activities

- pp-04_Defining_Schema_Type_n_Element_for_Resident

• Creating the parking_permit.xsd schema with target namespace http://ex.datys.cu/ParkingPermit/types
• Defining XSD complexType & element for Resident

pp-03_Drilling_down_n_Identifying_Services_Candidates__Part2

pp-04_Defining_Schema_Type_n_Element_for_Resident

The Parking Permit Demo. A top-down approach with Oracle BPM-SOA Suite

I'd like to start a new series of posts dealing with BPM/SOA on Oracle Tech. I named it "The Parking Permit Demo. A top-down approach with Oracle BPM-SOA Suite", as the suggests it's a demonstrative use case extracted from Oracle Unified Method.
The whole purposed is prove (once again) how effective is to engage a top-down approach on the BPM - SOA synergy.

Various advantages are highlighted on the full trip of screencasts:  

• use of standards
• re-usability
• the avoid unnecessary transformations
• interoperability
• test-driven-no-blocking design
• flexibility of environments for different scenarios
• smart label generation
• process-driven, schema-centric & composite-supported 

The content is divided in various seasons according to specific areas or improvements of the solution. Each season contains a full-trip of webpisodies/screencasts with a short duration plus the resulting sources and other resources.

Here I let you the overall script.

Now I'd introduce the Season 1 “History of a Parking Lot. From the big-TOP to the black-DOWN.

I left you a couple of episodes here:

pp-01:

• Creating an initial BPM/SOA application called TheParkingApplication with a

package's prefix cu.datys.examples and a project named ParkingPermitProject

• Creating a Manual BPM Process named ParkingPermitProcess with a service

namespace http://ex.datys.cu/ParkingPermitProcess

• Naming the user role Resident and the interactive activity Apply for Parking

Permit


pp-02:

• Dragging  & dropping a Parallel Gateway to the BPM Process to call multiple verifications services simultaneously

• Identifying the Vehicle Ownership Verification Service by dragging & dropping a service activity in the parallel gateway. Naming the service activity Verify Vehicle Ownership

  pp-01_Creating_new_BPM_App_n_Project

 pp-02_Drilling_down_n_Identifying_Services_Candidates__Part1