Module Owb Process Flows

Slide 1: Process Flows OWF, editor, operators, parallel and error processing All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.

Slide 2: Process Flows  Control sequence  Monitor for errors  Compliment Mappings  Pull based “functions”  Think “if/then, case, fork()” All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.

Slide 3: Based on…  Oracle Workflow  XML Definition  OWF monitor  Unused OWF functionality All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.

Slide 4: Structure  PROCESS FLOW MODULE  PROCESS FLOW PACKAGE  PROCESS FLOW NUMBER 1  PROCESS FLOW NUMBER 2  PROCESS FLOW NUMBER 1 All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.

Slide 5: Process Flow Editor All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.

Slide 6: Process Flow Activities All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.

Slide 7: Error Conditions  Three standard activity return types  Success  Warning  Error  Allows error processing and dispatching All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.

Slide 8: Parallel Processing  Tasks can be executed in parallel  Synchronization Semantics  Example  Retrieve data from all systems in parallel and then continue once all have completed. All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.

Slide 9: Flows within Flows  Allows “functional” decomposition  Flow “reuse”  MUST BE IN SAME PACKAGE All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.

Slide 10: OWF Tools All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.

Slide 11: Questions for Discussion  T/F: You can use the OWF design tool that oracle provides separate from OWB.  What common “processing steps” does your implementation use?  Could they be implemented in a process flow? All information Copyright Bayon Technologies, Inc.