org/kb/60/soa/bpel-guide.html for
more information on using the palette elements in your BPEL process.
The guide offers detailed help on using the BPEL palette elements. So the
BPEL palette elements are not explained in this book.
Navigator Window
The BPEL Navigator window lets you quickly navigate through your BPEL
process. When the BPEL process gets complicated and becomes huge, you can
quickly navigate through the elements using the BPEL Logical View offered by
the Navigator. To enable the BPEL Navigator, press Ctrl+7 or select Window |
Navigating | Navigator.
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When you right-click on any node, you can see two options:
1. Go to Source ??“ Takes you to the occurence of that element in the
Source View
2. Go to Design ??“ Takes you to the occurence of the element in the Design view.
A Simple Example
In the previous sections of this chapter, you were introduced to BPEL activities and the
different views offered by NetBeans for BPEL editing. Let us use that knowledge to
create a simple synchronous BPEL process that gets a name from a web service client
and replies with a 'Hello' message. This example has one receive and reply activity.
To create a BPEL process, you need to first create a BPEL Module project in
NetBeans. Click File | New Project | BPEL Module from the SOA category.
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