1. Developing SOA Applications with Oracle SOA Suite
  2. Using the BPEL Process Service Component
  3. Transaction and Fault Propagation Semantics in BPEL Processes
  4. Using In-Memory SOA to Improve System Performance
  5. Steps to Enable In-Memory SOA
  6. Designing Your Business Process to Run In-Memory

Designing Your Business Process to Run In-Memory

To configure a business flow to run in-memory, you must design all the constituent BPEL components to be non-transactional. In-memory SOA can only be used for non-transactional business process as coherence cache does not support transnational behavior at this point. Also, you must set the completion persist policy for all of your BPEL processes to deferred or faulted.

Use the following settings, when adding a new BPEL process, in order to enable your BPEL process to run in-memory.
  1. On the General tab of the Create BPEL Process dialog, select notSupported for Transaction.
    Create BPEL Process dialog
  2. Select the In Memory SOA tab to specify the completion persist policy.
    In Memory SOA tab