Developing client applications for BPEL processes and tasks
You can use a modeling tool to build and deploy BPEL processes and tasks. These processes and tasks are interacted with at run time, for example, a process is started, or tasks are claimed and completed. You can use Business Process Choreographer Explorer to interact with processes and tasks, or the Business Process Choreographer APIs to develop customized clients for these interactions.
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These clients can be Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) clients, web service clients, or web clients that exploit the Business Process Choreographer Explorer JavaServer Faces (JSF) components. Business Process Choreographer provides Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) APIs and interfaces for web services for you to develop these clients. The EJB API can be accessed by any Java™ application, including another EJB application. The interfaces for web services can be accessed from either Java environments or Microsoft .Net environments.
