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List of Figures

• 1-1 The Oracle BPM Suite
• 1-2 Stages of the Oracle BPM Application Development Life Cycle
• 1-3 Enable Screen Reader Confirmation Message
• 1-4 BPM Worklist Accessibility Options
• 2-1 Use Case: Creating a New BPM Applications
• 2-2 Creating an Oracle BPM Application Based on a Project Template
• 2-3 Oracle Business Process Composer Sign-on Screen
• 2-4 The Oracle Business Process Composer Application User Interface
• 2-5 The Business Process Composer Toolbar
• 2-6 The Project Browser
• 2-7 The Project Browser Control Panel
• 2-8 The Application Main Menu as Viewed from the Project Welcome Page
• 2-9 The Project Welcome Page
• 3-1 Oracle Business Process Composer Sign-on Screen
• 3-2 The Application Welcome Page
• 3-3 Creating a New Project from the Application Welcome Page
• 3-4 The Travel Request Project in the Application Welcome Page
• 3-5 The Project Welcome Page after Creating a New BPM Project
• 3-6 Creating the Travel Request Process
• 3-7 The Project Toolbar
• 3-8 The Process Editor after Creating a New Process
• 3-9 Selecting the BPMN Component Palette
• 3-10 The Travel Request Process After Adding a User Task
• 3-11 Creating a New Role in the Travel Request Process
• 3-12 The Travel Request Process after Adding a Business Rule Task
• 3-13 The Travel Request Process after Adding the Manager Role
• 3-14 The Travel Request Process After Adding and Exclusive Gateway
• 3-15 The Travel Request Process after Adding the Approval User Task
• 3-16 The Travel Request Process after Adding an Additional Exclusive Gateway
• 3-17 The Travel Request Process after Adding a Service Task
• 3-18 Adding a New Sequence Flow
• 3-19 The Travel Request Process after Adding the Rejected Sequence Flow
• 3-20 Editing the Sequence Flow of the Approval Outcome Gateway
• 3-21 The Finished Travel Request Process
• 3-22 Selecting the Implement OPtion from a User Task
• 3-23 The Implementation Editor
• 3-24 The Travel Approval Form after Adding a Text Web Form Control
• 3-25 The Travel Approval Web Form after Adding Basic Web Form Controls
• 3-26 The Travel Approval Web Form after Adding a Tabs Web Form Control
• 3-27 The Travel Approval Web Form Showing the Trip Details Tab
• 3-28 The Travel Approval Web Form Showing the Expense Details Tab
• 3-29 The Web Form Toolbar
• 3-30 The Create Business Rule Dialog Showing Input and Output Data Objects
• 3-31 Buckets Defined for the Approval Rule
• 3-32 The Decision Table After Creating and Configuring Actions
• 3-33 The Process Editor Toolbar Highlighting the Data Object Button
• 3-34 Creating a New Data Object in the Data Object Editor
• 3-35 The Data Objects Editor Showing Process Data Objects
• 4-1 The Project Welcome Page
• 4-2 The Project Information Panel
• 4-3 The Recent Activity Panel
• 4-4 The Project Component Pane
• 4-5 The Project Home Tab
• 4-6 The New Project Dialog
• 4-7 The Project Error Browser
• 5-1 The Process Editor Window
• 5-2 The Component Palette
• 5-3 Single Object Entry Mode
• 5-4 The Business Catalog
• 5-5 The Documentation Editor
• 6-1 Simulation - Normal Distribution in a Start Event
• 6-2 Simulation Parameters for an Interactive Activity
• 6-3 The Simulate Button in the Project Welcome Page
• 6-4 The Simulation Editor window
• 6-5 The Simulation Model Panel
• 6-6 The New Simulation Model Editor
• 6-7 The Simulation Panel After Creating a Simulation Definition
• 6-8 The Simulation Definition Editor
• 6-9 Adding a simulation model to a simulation definition
• 6-10 The simulation editor toolbar
• 6-11 The Simulation Model Editor Showing the Resource Definition Panel
• 7-1 The Process Player
• 7-2 The Project Editor Toolbar Showing the Process Player Icon
• 7-3 The Project Menu Showing the Process Player Menu Item
• 7-4 Process Player - Organization Pane
• 7-5 The Process Player Play Icon on a Start Event
• 7-6 The Process Player Play Icon on a User Task
• 7-7 Selecting the User and Outcome for a Human Task
• 7-8 The Drill-up Icon on a Message End Event
• 8-1 The Application Composer Main Menu
• 9-1 Business Process Composer Web Form Designer
• 9-2 The Web Form Editor Toolbar
• 9-3 The Web Form Designer Properties Editor
• 9-4 The Data Source Panel
• 9-5 The Form Canvas
• 9-6 A Web Form Containing Multiple Tabs
• 9-7 The Show Form Controls Icon
• 9-8 Selecting an Individual Control
• 9-9 Selecting an Organizational Control
• 11-1 Basic Routing with a Single Participant
• 11-2 Example of Sequential Task Routing
• 11-3 Example of Parallel Task Routing
• 11-4 The Human Task Editor
• 11-5 The Add and Remove Icons of a Participant
• 11-6 Voted Outcomes Editor
• 12-1 Relationship Between Basic and Complex Data Objects
• 12-2 Adding a New Data Object
• 12-3 The Process Editor Toolbar Showing the Data Object Icon
• 12-4 The Data Object Editor
• 12-5 The Business Objects Defined in the Sales Quote Example Project
• 12-6 The Business Objects Tab
• 12-7 Creating a New Business Object from an XSD
• 12-8 The Attribute Editor Pane of the Business Object Editor
• 12-9 Relationship between a Flow Object, Implementation and an External Service or Process
• 12-10 Data Associations between a process
• 12-11 The Data Associations Editor
• 12-12 The Oracle Business Process Composer Expression Editor
• 13-1 The Globals Tab of the Oracle Business Rules Editor
• 13-2 The Bucketsets Tab of the Oracle Business Rules Editor
• 13-3 The Rulesets Tab of the Oracle Business Rules Editor
• 15-1 The Deploy Project Dialog
• 16-1 The Business Process Composer Toolbar Showing the Administration Menu Item
• 16-2 The Administration Console - Role Mapping Tab
• A-1 A Simple Business Process Split Across Two Swimlanes
• A-2 Using Multiple Start Events within a Process
• A-3 The None Start Event
• A-4 The None Start Event within the Sales Quote Example Process
• A-5 The Message Start Event
• A-6 The Message Start Event Within the Sales Quote Example Process
• A-7 The Signal Start Event
• A-8 The Timer Start Event
• A-9 The Error Start Event
• A-10 The None End Event
• A-11 The None End Event Within the Sales Quote Example
• A-12 The Error End Event
• A-13 The Message End Event
• A-14 The User Task
• A-15 The Enter Quote User Task
• A-16 The Manual Task
• A-17 Example of a Manual Task
• A-18 The Update Task
• A-19 The Service Task
• A-20 The Service Task within the Sales Quote Example Process
• A-21 The Instant Message Notification Task
• A-22 The Email Notification Task
• A-23 The SMS Notification Task
• A-24 The Voicemail Notification Task
• A-25 The User Notification Task
• A-26 The Call Activity
• A-27 The Send Task
• A-28 The Receive Task
• A-29 Using the Send and Receive Tasks to Communicate Between Processes
• A-30 The Message Throw Event
• A-31 The Message Catch Event
• A-32 Using Message Throw and Catch Events Between Processes
• A-33 The Business Rule Task
• A-34 The Business Rule Task within the Sales Quote Example Process
• A-35 The Unconditional Sequence Flow
• A-36 Conditional and Default Sequence Flows
• A-37 The Exclusive Gateway
• A-38 The Exclusive Gateway within the Sales Quote Example Process
• A-39 The Inclusive Gateway (Split)
• A-40 The Inclusive Gateway (Merge)
• A-41 The Parallel Gateway (Split)
• A-42 The Parallel Gateway (Merge)
• A-43 Example of a Parallel Gateway
• A-44 The Complex Gateway (Split)
• A-45 The Complex Gateway (Merge)
• A-46 The Event-based Gateway
• A-47 The Timer Catch Event
• A-48 The Error Catch Event as a Boundary Event on a Service Task
• A-49 Example of a Collapsed Embedded Subprocess
• A-50 Example of an Expanded Embedded Subprocess
• A-51 Example of an Embedded Subprocess
• A-52 The Script Task
• A-53 The Script Task within the Sales Quote Example
• A-54 Data Associations Used by the Set Business Indicators Script Task
• A-55 Expression Used to Change the Value of Discount Project Variable
• F-1 The Sales Quote Example
• F-2 Initiate Sales Quote
• F-3 Determine Business Practice Review
• F-4 Approve Quote
• F-5 Approval Outcome