Oracle by Example Series: Oracle Application Server 10g

Oracle BPEL Process Manager

An increasing number of companies are looking at Web services and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) as an architectural blue-print and a set of standards for addressing the integration requirements involved in building connected applications. While SOA has been a best practice for over a decade, there was some confusion about which interfaces to adopt. Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) and Web services standards have solved this problem by addressing common application requirements in an open, portable and standard way. BPEL is emerging as the clear standard for composing multiple synchronous and asynchronous services into collaborative and transactional process flows.

In this section of the Oracle by Example Series, you learn how to design, deploy and manage BPEL business processes.

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