After you import an analysis PowerDesigner model into Sybase
WorkSpace, you must convert the analysis model to a business process.
A business process must have at least one Receive activity. You can
optionally add service operations to model processes.
For assistance in performing this task, open the Enterprise Modeling
Design and Generate Business Process Service cheat sheet.
- In the Enterprise
Modeling perspective, select
.
Note: If the Enterprise Modeling perspective is not open or does not
appear on the Fast View shortcut bar, open the perspective.
The BPM Generation Options dialog box opens.
- Select
Generate new Business Process Model.
The original version of the model is preserved and a new model is
generated.
- In the
Process Language field, click to open the
drop-down list and select
Sybase WorkSpace Business Process 1.x.
- Make any other
necessary changes on the
General tab.
- Select the
Selection tab.
If the model contains more than one top-level process, deselect
all but one process.
You must generate a model for each top-level process.
- Click
OK.
The business process model opens in the Enterprise Modeling
editor. Processes from the PowerDesigner model appear in the business process
as Undefined activities.
- Double-click the
first
Undefined activity after
Start.
The Process Properties <activity name> dialog box opens.
- Open the drop-down
list in the
Stereotype field and select
Receive.
The icon changes from Undefined to Receive.
- Click
OK.
- To import a service
to use in your business process, do either of the following:
| Option |
Action |
|---|
| To import a WSDL
|
- Select
from the main menu bar.
The Import wizard opens.
- Enter the WSDL
URL or browse and select a WSDL.
- Click
OK.
The WSDL appears in the WorkSpace Navigator.
|
| To import an existing WorkSpace service
|
- Select
from the main menu bar.
The Import WorkSpace Services wizard opens.
- Select the project
that you want to import the service into and click
Finish.
The service displays in the WorkSpace Navigator.
|
- Drag a service
operation from the Service Providers folder to the appropriate Undefined
activity.
It is not required that you define a service operation for each
Undefined activity.
- When you have
defined a service operation for the Undefined activities that you want to
define, select
.
The Undefined activity icons become the appropriate business
process service icons.
- When you finish
making changes, select
from the main menu bar.
The Generation dialog box appears.
- Ensure the
information in the dialog box is correct and click
OK.
The business process is generated. The following is an example of
the Generated Files screen.
- To continue with
the implementation of the business process, switch to the Service Development
perspective.
Note: If the Service Development perspective is not open or does not
appear on the Fast View shortcut bar, open the perspective.
The project containing the generated business process service
appears in the WorkSpace Navigator.
- Open the project in
the WorkSpace Navigator and double-click the
<name>.service file.
The Service editor opens displaying the generated business
process. Continue development as you would with any business process service.