Frank Jennings, David Salter
"Building SOA-Based Composite Applications Using NetBeans IDE 6"
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operation="NA_CheckAvailabilityOperation"
portType="ns2:NA_CheckAvailabilityPortType"
variable="NA_CheckAvailabilityOperationOut2"/>
A later part of this chapter develops a more complex BPEL process with If activities.
Creating a Composite Application
NetBeans supports combining sub-modules like BPEL into a Composite Application
and deploying that Composite Application to Java Business Integration (JBI) run
time. The Composite Application project option in NetBeans is used to create a service
assembly that can be deployed to the JBI server. Within the Composite Application
project, you can assemble an application that uses multiple project types, build JBI
deployment packages, and monitor the status of JBI server components.
Building a Sample Application
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The JBI server can have different service engines. One of them is a BPEL
service engine. In order to deploy a Composite Application to the BPEL
runtime, it must have at least one JBI module.
For creating a Composite Application, use the New Project wizard's SOA |
Composite Application option. Once Composite Application is created, right-click
on the application and select Add JBI Module to add the BPEL module project.
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