Difference between synchronous and asynchronous service (Process BPMN).

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  1. when we can create a synchronous bpel process
  
  2. when we create a synchronous bpel process
  
  3. when we can create empty bpel processes
  
  4. how to deploy a project using a script? with the example.
  
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  1. when we can create a synchronous bpel process
  Synchronous process must create in case if you expect the answer immediately.
  e.g. it is useful in case if you use a card database as partner link in the BPEL process. Because the data base of operation of the adapter used to give the answer immediately.

  2. when we can create asynchronous bpel process
  Asynchronous process must create in case if you when will come answer are not have limitation in time.
  Example:-assume that if you have a single loan process in which we are citing some of the webservices (ex-United Star ready, loan HDFC) who will send interest charges in its response, but in this case the answer can come at any time. Until that time there need to wait an indeterminate BPEL process. If the BPEL Sync process will be used in the above case, then the BPEL process will expire and which will report to the failed State.

  3. when we can create bpel processes empty
  Define the Service later: Select this option to create an empty BPEL process service component without activities.

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  Hi frntz,
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• Difference b/w WebService synchronous and asynchronous WebService?

  Hello friends... !
  What are the main differences b/w WebService synchronous and asynchronous WebService? What is the information essential to their topic about SOA?

  Hello

  There is no difference between Asynch and sync in terms of flow, or good business logic
  the only difference is in web synchronous service feels the responsibility to give the answer to the applicant
  but asynchronous, you call the web service to give the answer...

  more there is a limit for a time limit for the bpel process to be carried out for synchronous. . but is not asynchronous. .

  There is also a slight difference in the wsdl. .

  Try it for yourself. .

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• What is the difference between task and Service?

  What is the difference between task and Service? When we use the task and that we should use the Service? Thank you ~ ~

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  What is the difference between readResourceContent and services ReadDocument...

  Why if I create the file or folder write document\ create the directory, then it is not visible from the work bench...

  If I create the file using WriteDocument... It shows the created path

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  ReadResourceContent is used to read the documents in the repository of LiveCycle (the database LiveCycle).  ReadDocument is for reading binary files to the file system of the server (hard drive).

  If you create a file with write document\ create a directory it goes on the servers file system - its disk hard - and not in the repository of LiveCycle (the database).  Indeed, the repository may be hosted on a different server (in the case of a remote database).  If you write a file "/ apps/ki01/af-was61-pp01/AppServer/profiles/af-node61-pp01-01/uploadfiles/Test.pdf", then check the hard drive of the server, then you will see the files are there. If it is a control of the C: drive for this file Windows box.

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• Difference between FYI and Notification

  Hi all

  Sorry for the dummy question, but I'm a newbie BPM/BPMN and try to understand better what I use for my modeling process.

  Could you please explain to me the difference between the FYI and Notification? When it is better to use?

  Asked me to send an e-mail notification to users just to let them know where the process is, no manual action is required and the process must continue without interruption.

  Thanks for any help.

  Fairlie

  Hi Fairlie,

  Here is a tool of 2 page that lists all the different activities in BPMN, gateways and Oracle 11g and 12 c BPM events and what they serve each to- https://blogs.oracle.com/soacommunity/entry/bpm_poster_for_bpm_suite

  In your use case where you want to send an email to someone, and no manual intervention is required, use the Notification activity.

  News is an Interactive activity and causes a work item instance appear in the Inbox an end user in the workspace.  The difference between this and other types of interactive activities is that the work item instance does not stop at this activity in the process, but instead continues on the next activity in the process.

  A Notification activity is an automatic activity which does not create an instance of work item in an Inbox in the workspace, but rather sends a message of electronic mail, instant messaging, SMS or voice.

  When the work item instances reach these two activities, they do not stop and continue them automatically the next activity in the process.

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• CDC Logminer synchronous and asynchronous

  I have to configure CDC Logminer.
  My source is oracle.
  I want to know what is the difference between CDC Logminer synchronous and asynchronous.
  And in the oder to configure do them I need to do anything beside the database other than in ODI. If yes what should I do?
  And also want to know what I have to do in ODI also
  
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  Mesh

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  • AXIEM can forms thick metal mesh, EMSight can not, and user must make approximations when thick metal will change coupling (loss is recorded properly with the thickness of the metal)

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  Problem solvers

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  • Solver of EMSight scales O (n) ^ 2 for memory and O (n) ^ 3 for the moment.   It has a special algorithm to break the question of memory, but the question of time is the killer.  AXIEM has a direct Solver which scales in the same way and an iterative Solver which will scale O (nlogn).   In other words, AXIEM can solve a lot of bigger problems than EMSight.
  
  
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  Speaker

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  I don't know that I missed a few aspects of the tools.   From the point of view of the AWR that AXIEM is the tool of choice, except in a few cases have been EMSight may be required.

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