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Create compensation in a business process

Larry Yusuf, Solution Designer, IBM
Larry Yusuf is a Solution Designer with IBM. For the past two years he has been actively involved with developing and designing solutions for integrating disparate systems. Larry works for IBM Software Group. For technical questions or comments about the content of this tutorial, contact the author, Larry Yusuf, at yusuf@uk.ibm.com.

Summary:  In this tutorial, you learn about the concept of compensation and its implementation. You also get information on creating compensation in a business process using IBM WebSphere® Studio Application Developer Integration Edition.

Date:  18 Jun 2004
Level:  Intermediate
PDF:  A4 and Letter (577 KB | 18 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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Introduction

WebSphere® Application Server - Enterprise Version 5 provides a business process engine called the process choreographer. One feature of the process choreographer is the ability to handle exceptional situations in a business process by specifying corrective actions for the activities in that process. This feature is called compensation.

WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition provides the wizards and necessary tooling to work with business processes, faults, and compensation. This tutorial presents the concept of compensation, describes its implementation, and demonstrates how to create compensation in a business process using WebSphere Studio Integration Edition.

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