xml"
pollingInterval="1000" fileType="text" addEOL="true"
multipleRecordsPerFile="true" recordDelimiter="\r\n"/>
"tns:StoreItineraryBinding">
lockName="filebc.lck"
workArea="filebc_tmp" seqName="filebc.seq"/>
portType="tns:StoreItineraryPortType"/>
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Note that we have made changes to the WSDL specifying file name and directory
information. Make sure that you have write permission to the directory specified. In
our example, we need to have write permission to the /aademo_store directory.
Now, drag-and-drop StorItinerary.wsdl into your BPEL diagram to create a
Partner Link.
In the Partner Link - Property Editor, make sure that the Partner Role is
StoreItineraryPortTypeRole. If My Role shows as StoreItineraryPortTypeRole,
click the Swap Roles button. This is because the partner or the binding component
takes care of storing itinerary and not the BPEL process.
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Now take a look at our BPEL process:
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It is one sequential synchronous BPEL process.
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