SOA Middleware concepts[BPEL]

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Hi All,
Am pretty new in this SOA Middleware Engagement especially the topic "BPEL". Anyone can give some idea about this topic as appropriate for a begginner.

Thnks in Advance.
Raj

Posted 18-May-13 17:39pm

Rajeshram009

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-May-13 23:45pm

Did you notice that this is a Questions & Answers forum? :-)
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Rajeshram009 18-May-13 23:57pm

Hi SA,
This is also kind of a question right???????

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-May-13 0:36am

How? :-)
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[no name] 19-May-13 7:41am

No actually it is not. "Do my research for me" is not a question.

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Srinivas kalyan · Answer 1 · 2016-02-02T02:08:00

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Basically there are 5 components in SOA andeach one has their own importance. BPEL is a Business process Execution Language.BPEL is the component where you can write you logic using the condional clauses like if,while etc. We actually have so many BPEL constructs like Transform,Assign etc. It is better for you if you have a look at it in JDeveloper IDE.

Posted 2-Feb-16 2:08am

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Updated 2-Feb-16 2:10am

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Richard MacCutchan 2-Feb-16 9:13am

This question is nearly 3 years old!

Srinivas kalyan 3-Feb-16 1:04am

Actually i started using codeproject from yesterday

Richard MacCutchan 3-Feb-16 4:06am

Then please do not start posting answers to old questions which are obviously no longer active.