BPEL: Model-Driven Generation with Enterprise Architect - A Step by Step Guide

This tutorial will teach you a visual approach for generating Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) code from your model. Using a “Hello World” example, we illustrate how Enterprise Architect can automatically generate BPEL code for you.
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Sparx Systems

Sparx Systems

Sparx Systems specializes in high performance and scalable visual modeling tools for the planning, design and construction of software intensive systems. A Contributing Member of the Object Management Group (OMG), Sparx Systems is committed to realizing the potential of model-driven development based on open standards. The company’s flagship product, Enterprise Architect, has received numerous accolades since its commercial release in August, 2000. Enterprise Architect is the design tool of choice for over 250,000 registered users world-wide.

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Comments

  • Hello, There are a lot of differences with the BPEL2.0 WS generation under EA. A new version (for BPEL 2.0) of this article would be very welcome ! For EA users that upgrade to BPMN 2, is there any other similar BPEL guide ? Thanks

    by Birol Berkem on Tue, 07/02/2012 - 09:37.