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How to Read a File using Oracle BPEL File Adapter Example

  In this post, I have explained how to read a File using Oracle BPEL File Adapter. The Oracle BPEL process explained in this post do the following steps

  1. Looking for any new text file in a directory

2. Read the text file and prints it to the Audit trail

3. Deletes the file

  Let’s begin the example. This project is available at the end…

Process Auditor and Forecaster (PAF) is a tool that provides a graphical representation of workflow composites that are currently in progress and composites that are applicable in future. The various composites displayed in the PAF Dashboard include:

BPEL Process Components

Rule Decision Components

Human Task Components

With this solution in place, the user (workflow author or workflow tracker) can now perform following actions from the PAF Dashboard:

Monitor the Business Process progress: PAF Dashboard displays business processes have been completed, which steps are currently active and business processes that are yet to be triggered

Monitor and modify the Human Task assignment: PAF Dashboard displays the human tasks in its current state. The user has the option to fetch the entire task history for better clarity

Perform additional actions over these composites: PAF Dashboard empowers the user to perform additional viz. sending reminders, notifications, etc. for the designated composite.

Recover faulted Business Processes: PAF Dashboard has this unique feature for recovering faulted business processes, through this the user can perform custom recovery actions viz. retrigger, remove, etc.