jBPM Suite admin workshop

1. Red Hat jBPM Suite
Administration WorkShop

2. Course prerequisites:
Before taking this course, you should have:
• An understanding of basic internet concepts
• Experience in using a web browser
• Administrative skills for aWebLogic server
• Basic operational skills for the Linux operating system
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3. WorkShop logistics
• Course environment
• Start and end times
• Lab exercise procedures
• Evaluations
• Breaks and lunch
• Test
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4. Agenda: Day 1
• Course introduction
• Unit 1:What is Red Hat jBPM Suite?
• Unit 2: jBPM Features & Functions
• Unit 3: Installation
• Unit 4: Configuration onWebLogic
• Exercise 1: Installing Red Hat jBPM on OracleWeblogic
• Exercise 2: Business Central configuration
• Unit 5: Business Process Model and Notation
• Unit 6: Intelligent Process Server
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5. Agenda: Day 2
• Unit 7: Repository Hooks
• Unit 8: Command Line Configuration
• Exercise 3: Configuring repositories
• Exercise 4: Command Line configuration of a repository
• Exercise 5: Business process model and notation
• Unit 9: Migration
• Unit 10: Data Management
• Unit 11: Asset Repository
• Unit 12: Process Creation, Import and export
• Exercise 6: Process creation, import and export
• Exercise 7: Intelligent Process Server (optional)
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6. Agenda: Day 3
• Unit 13: Persistence
• Unit 14:Transactions
• Unit 15: Logging
• Exercise 8: Logging
• Exercise 9: Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite dashbuilder
• Unit 16: Localization and Customization
• Unit 17: Process Execution Server Configuration
• Unit 18: Process Monitoring
• Unit 19: Managing Security for Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite
Dashbuilder
• Exercise 10: Application languages
• Exercise 11:Task management
• TEST
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7. Overview
Unit 1

8. In this Unit:
• JBPM introduction
• Basic information
• Usage of the system
• Modelling opportunities
• Languages
• etc
• System components and actors
• Features and functions of JBPM
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9. What is Red Hat jBPM Suite?
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10. What is Red Hat jBPM Suite?
• jBPM is a flexible Business Process Management (BPM) Suite
• A powerful combination of business rules management, business
process management (BPM), and complex event processing
• Open-source (distributed under Apache license)
• Written in Java
• It allows you to model, execute, and monitor business processes
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11. What is Red Hat jBPM Suite?
• Modelling by using flow charts
• Execution by BPN engine (written in Java)
• Embedded in application
• Running as a service
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12. What is Red Hat jBPM Suite?
• BPM creates the bridge between business analysts, developers and
end users
• jBPM supports adaptive and dynamic processes for real-life
situations
• jBPM is not just an isolated process engine
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13. Best capabilities
• jBPM offers graphical
tools that helps all the
users to fullfill their work
and collaboration easily
and effectively
• These actors can be
business users, business
analysts and developers
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14. Components
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15. Overview of the different components of the
jBPM project
(the components
are desctibed in
more detail below)
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16. Core Engine
• „The heart of the project”
• Executes your business processes
• It can be embedded as part of your application or deployed as a
service
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17. Core Engine - Features
• Native support for the latest BPMN 2.0 specification
• Focus on performance and scalability
• Light-weight
• Pluggable persistence (JPA)
• Pluggable transaction support(JTA)
• Implemented as a generic process engine
• Listeners to be notified of various events
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18. Core Engine - Integration
• Human task service
• WS-HumanTask
• Escalation, delegation, rule-based assignments, etc.
• History log
• For active and completed process instances
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19. Process Designer
• Web-based
• Targeted towards business users
• Editor for viewing and editing
• Supports simulation of processes
• Supports round-tripping between the Eclipse editor and the web-
based designer
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Process Designer

21. Data Modeler
• For viewing, editing or creating data models
• For non-technical users too
• Provides an easy, straightforward and visual aid for building both
logical and physical data models
• Typically, analyst will capture the requirements
• Transparently integrate into the workbench
• Allow for full process automation
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22. Form Modeler
• For creating and testing forms
• Editor that enables users to capture and display information during
process or task execution
• WYSIWYG environment
• User interfaces is aimed both at process analyst and developers
• Form autogeneration from data model / Java objects
• Data binding for Java objects
• Customized forms layouts
• Forms embedding
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Form Modeler

24. Process Instance & Task management
• Web-based management console
• Process instance management
• Human task management
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25. Business Activity Monitoring
• To visually compose business dashboards
• Graphical editor
• Interactive reports
• Data export to Excel and CSV
• Filtering and search, both in-memory or SQL based
• Data extraction from external systems
• Look'n'feel customization tools
• Pluggable chart library architecture
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26. Workbench
• The workbench is the web-based application that combines all of the
above web-based tools into one configurable solution
• Repository service
• Versioning
• REST services
• Web-based user interface
• Collaboration features to have multiple actors work together on the
same project
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27. Eclipse Developer Tools
• Set of plugins to the Eclipse IDE and allow you to integrate your
business processes in your development environment
• Wizard for creating a new jBPM project
• Graphical editor
• The ability to plug in your own domain-specific nodes
• Validation
• Runtime support
• Graphical debugging
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Eclipse Developer Tools

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