on 03-05-2007 7:04 AM
can somebody explain me the various steps in the BPM, eg,. the container step, receive, send, loop, etc,
Hi Sudeep,
Please go through the below link for BPM:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/3c/831620a4f1044dba38b370f77835cc/frameset.htm
The above link explains BPM, its steps etc.
Thanks,
Rajeev Gupta
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RAJEEV GUPTA
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RAJEEV GUPTA
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Recive Step
Transformation Step
You use a loop ( ) to repeat the execution of steps within the loop. The loop continues to run while the end condition returns true (while loop).
To specify the end condition, use the condition editor.
Wait Step
You use a wait step () to incorporate a delay in a process. Usually, you use a delay to define when the next step in the process is to start. You can define a delay as either a point in time or a period of time.
At runtime, the step waits until the specified point in time is reached or the specified period of time has passed. The system then continues the process by proceeding with the next step.
Hi Sudeep,
Here u go
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/62/dcef46dae42142911c8f14ca7a7c39/content.htm
U should also check the BPM Patterns in the SAP BASIS Software component in the IR
Regards,
Prateek
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some more are here
BLOCK,FORK,Wait.
You use a fork step when you want to continue a process in branches that are independent of each other.
For example, to send the data to two systems which are independent of each other.
Using control step you can control your integration process like handle the exception and trigger the alerts from BPM and also you can stop the BPM if you get any specific error or any condition etc....
Using wait step you can incorporate some delay in a process.
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Sreeram Reddy
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Hu Sudeep dhar,
<b>Send step:</b>
To send a message asynchronously from within an integration process, you use a send step in Asynchronous mode.
When a message is sent asynchronously, the send step does not wait for a reply message from the receiver after the message is sent. However, you can specify that the send step must wait for a confirmation of receipt from the receiver, in the form of an acknowledgment.
<b>Container:</b>
You use a container operation to set a value for a target container element at runtime The target container element and the assigned value must have the same data type. To specify the value, use the expression editor
<b>Receieve:</b>
An integration process is always started when a message is received. To receive the triggering message, use the receive step and set the Start Process indicator.
<b>Loop:</b>
You use a loop to repeat the execution of steps within the loop. The loop continues to run while the end condition returns true (while loop).
Hope I am clear.
Please let me know if you have any queries..!
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Thanks and Regards,
Chanu.
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Chandrasekhar Poorna
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