Getting Started with WebSphere
Process Server and WebSphere
Enterprise Service Bus
Part 1: Development
Introduction to the products：
WebSphere Process Server
WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus
WebSphere Integration Developer
WebSphere Adapters
WebSphere Process Server integrates with WebSphere Portal to deliver business process management through a portal.
New support for export and import bindings
– HTTP 1.0 and 1.1 are now supported as a general transport. Previously,
HTTP support was only provided as a transport for SOAP over HTTP Web
services.
– Generic JMS is now supported to provide the ability to use any JMS 1.1
ASF-compliant providers . Previously support included only WebSphere
MQ and the WebSphere Application Server default messaging provider.
– Support has been added to allow you to use WebSphere Transformation
Extender for data bindings
New structured activities
– The Cyclic Flow activity allows you to add links that go back to a previous
activity. Prior to 6.1, flow could only go forward and While Loops were
commonly used to create cycles of activity.
– The ForEach activity allows processing a dynamic number of work
branches to be processed in parallel or serially. A completion condition
can be specified to terminate the flow before all branches complete.
Human tasks have been enhanced with extended people directory support,
participant substitution, auto-deletion for completed tasks, and batch
processing support.
The Business Flow Manager now supports a generic JMS interface and
extensions to the generic Web Services interface.
The Business Process Choreographer Explorer has been enhanced to allow
the substitution of users, suspend human tasks and business processes for a
specific time, and to include other usability features.
Forms created using IBM Lotus Forms Designer (integrated into WebSphere
Integration Developer) can be used as the user interface for human tasks and
processes.
WebSphere Portal Server's My Task portlet can be extended with portlets
generated from WebSphere Integration Developer.
WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus can be obtained as a stand-alone product. It is also included in WebSphere Process Server.
WebSphere Adapters：
Enterprise resource planning (ERP)
Customer relationship management (CRM)
Human resource systems (HR)
Relational database systems (SQL)
Adapters provide integration with Enterprise information systems (EIS) that do
not provide service interfaces. They allow you to leverage these existing IT
assets in your SOA without significant programming, simplifying integration.
Adapters are presented as SCA components.
Adapters can be divided into two classes:
WebSphere JCA Adapters
WebSphere Business Integration Adapters
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