<ns:handleAlertRequest xmlns:ns="http://www.activebpel.org/
monitor/2007/08/monitor/monitorAlert.wsdl">
   <ns:engineDetail>
       <ns:name>string</ns:name>
       <ns:state>created</ns:state>
       <ns:monitoringStatus>normal</ns:monitoringStatus>
       <ns:errorMessage>string</ns:errorMessage>
       <ns:startDateTime>2007-09-10T19:15:15.868Z
           </ns:startDateTime>
       <ns:id>1</ns:id>
       <ns:numCPU>1</ns:numCPU>
       <ns:deploymentGroupId>1</ns:deploymentGroupId>
       <ns:deploymentGroup>string</ns:deploymentGroup>
   </ns:engineDetail>
   <ns:troubleItems>
     <ns:troubleItem>
       <ns:monitorName>string</ns:monitorName>
       <ns:level>1</ns:level>
       <ns:statistic>avg</ns:statistic>
       <ns:operator>eq</ns:operator>
       <ns:threshold>1.0</ns:threshold>
       <ns:displayName>string</ns:displayName>
       <ns:value>1.0</ns:value>
       <ns:timestamp>2007-09-10T19:15:15.868Z</ns:timestamp>
     </ns:troubleItem>
   </ns:troubleItems>
</ns:handleAlertRequest>

In the Project Explorer, create a new project.
Select
File > New > BPEL Process
.
Name the process and click
Next
.
On the Process Template page, select the Monitor Alert process template.
A new file opens on the Process Editor canvas with a
ReceiveAlertMessage
activity. The receive activity is based on the
handleAlert
operation.
Finish building the process, adding the programming logic that you wish to occur when a monitored property reaches a warning or error level.
Launch the Deployment Descriptor wizard and on the Partner Links page, do the following:
Select the MonitorAlertPL My Role partner link.
Type in a Service Name for the My Role partner link.
Start up the Process Server and deploy the process to the server. Note that in the BPR, there are no WSDL or XSD. They are already deployed and available on the server.
In the Process Console, add the Monitor Alert service. See the
Process Console Help
for details.