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Part 3: Creating a Process Service Consumer Participant

If you have not already done so, complete or review Tutorial Part 1: Starting a New Process and Tutorial Part 2: Planning and Designing a Process .

In Part 2 of the tutorial, you learned how to create a top-down design by arranging BPEL activities on the Process Editor canvas. Now you will begin creating an executable process based on WSDL files.

In the Project Explorer view of Process Developer, you should have the following:

Tutorial project

tutorial.bpel

that you created in Part 1

After completing Part 3 of the tutorial, you will be able to:

Understand the imported WSDL and schema for the loan approval process and orchestrated services.

Use the Participants View to create a Process Service Consumer.

Create the receive and reply activities.

ActiveVOS Tutorial

Step 1: Viewing the WSDL and Schema

Step 2: Using the Participants View to Create a Process Service Consumer

Part 4: Creating Partner Service Provider Activities

Part 5: Adding Process Activities and Properties

Part 6: Adding Fault Handling

Part 7: Adding Compensation and Correlation

Part 8: Simulating the Process

Part 9: Deploying the Process

Part 10: Creating a Form to Run the Process

Part 11: Debugging Your Process Remotely

Part 12: Using the Web Services Explorer to Start a Process

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Part 3: Creating a Process Service Consumer Participant

Part 3: Creating a Process Service Consumer Participant