Run the Sample

Install the business process to WebSphere Process Server

The following steps describe how to install the business process to WebSphere Process Server using the WebSphere Integration Developer.
If you want to install the process application using the Administrative Console or via scripting instead, you have to export the EAR file and install it as described in the WebSphere Process Server Infocenter.

  1. In the Servers view right-click the test server and select Start. Wait until Status changes to Started.



  2. Right-click the test server and select Add and remove projects.
  3. In the Add and Remove Projects window select LogAnalyzerApp and click Add.



  4. Click Finish. Wait until the application has started.

 

Run the business process using the BPC Explorer

Open the Business Process Choreographer Explorer (BPC Explorer)

To start the BPC Explorer in the WebSphere Integration Developer, follow these steps:

  1. In WebSphere Integration Developer, switch to the Servers view.
  2. In the table, right-click WebSphere Process v6.0 Server.
  3. From the pop-up menu, select Launch > BPC Explorer.

To start the BPC Explorer on WebSphere Process Server in a Web browser, follow these steps:

  1. In a Web browser, open URL http://yourhost:yourport/bpc.

    Note: yourhost must be your server's internet address and yourport must be the port of your server's HTTP transport, for example http://localhost:9080/bpc

 

Run the sample business process

  1. In the BPC Explorer click My Process Templates.
  2. In the process template list, check LogAnalyzerProcess.



  3. Click Start Instance, click Submit, and then click My Tasks.
  4. Click Refresh until the handleException task appears.



  5. Check the handleExceptions task and click Work on. The exception messages are displayed in the task input.




  6. Enter a task output message, for example, done, and click Complete.
  7. Click Started By Me.
  8. In the list of process instances click the process instance name.
  9. Click Process Output Message to verify the process output.