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• Associating WebSphere Lombardi V7.2 attributes with users defined in OpenLDAP and routing tasks

  This article demonstrates a design pattern using WebSphere Lombardi attributes along with users defined in an OpenLDAP server for activities such as decision making or routing.

• Configuring secured Web service calls from WebSphere Process Server V7 to a non-WebSphere server via SSL

  Learn how to configure an SSL for a Web service call from WebSphere Process Server to a non-WebSphere Web service. This tutorial covers generating client and sample server keys, importing certificates, configuring the SOAP UI for SSL, mocking up the Web service, and testing the SSL.

• Operating a WebSphere Process Server environment, Part 6: Preventing system overload situations

  Part 6 shows you how to avoid system overload in a WebSphere Process Server production environment and how Process Server can be throttled.

• Operating a WebSphere Process Server environment, Part 5: Performance tuning resources for WebSphere Process Server and IBM BPM solutions

  Part 5 of this multi-part article series contains useful references on tuning a WebSphere Process Server or IBM BPM solution.

• Tutorial: Using the SQL integration service with WebSphere Lombardi Edition V7.2 and WebSphere Application Server V7

  Learn how to manipulate data in a database management system by using WebSphere Lombardi Edition and the JNDI setup in WebSphere Application Server.

• Tutorial: Invoking a service from a task API event handler in WebSphere Process Server V7

  WebSphere Process Server supports different types of human tasks. Each task type has a lifecycle with well-defined states, which emit events to signal the occurrence of such states. This tutorial shows how to create a task API event handler and how to invoke a service from the handler.

• Solving the conflicting-receive limitation in Business Process Choreographer

  This article shows how to solve a limitation of the BPC Event Handler when multiple receive activities are required by the business process flow.

• Tutorial: Configuring WS-Security for JAX-WS web services in WebSphere Process Server V7

  Learn how to configure WS-Security for a JAX-WS web service and a JSP client. The tutorial shows how to configure the WebSphere environment so that the JSP client in one WebSphere cell can call the JAX-WS web service in WebSphere Process Server located in a different cell.

• Tracing, logging, and error handling in mediation modules using IBM Integration Designer, WebSphere ESB, WebSphere Process Server, and Business Process Manager, Part 2

  Part 2 of this series describes different error-handling techniques in mediation modules created with IBM Integration Designer V7.5. The runtime capabilities apply equally to mediations running in WebSphere ESB, WebSphere Process Server, and Business Process Manager Advanced.

• Common business process modeling situations in WebSphere Lombardi Edition V7.2, Part 3

  The third and final article of the series will cover how to execute multiple instances of a single activity in a business process concurrently.

• Troubleshooting WebSphere Process Server projects, Part 1

  Learn common issues that occur during application development and deployment of new business workflows with human interaction and how to solve them. This first part of an article series explains how to check if an LDAP server is responding as expected and how to deal with failing task assignments.

• Common business process modeling situations in WebSphere Lombardi Edition V7.2, Part 2

  In this second of a 3-part series, you will learn how to integrate external activities with an external system using the REST API.

• Test-driven development of business logic that uses WebSphere business objects

  Learn how to set up a Java SE development environment to facilitate test-driven development of SOA business logic that uses WebSphere business objects. This environment lets you run JUnit test cases outside of WebSphere Process Server.

• Importing BPEL code from ARIS SOA Architect into WebSphere Integration Developer

  Learn how to use the ARIS2WebSphere methodology to automatically generate a BPEL process from ARIS SOA Architect and then import this process into WebSphere Integration Developer. The tutorial also describes best practices for using the methodology.

• Common business process modeling situations in WebSphere Lombardi Edition V7.2, Part 1: Role-based and dynamic routing of activities

  In the first of a 3-part article series, you will learn how to route activities with a focus on computing users at runtime to execute a step in a business process.