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Oracle BPM Suite 12c Modeling Patterns

Chapter 2. Multi-instance and State-based Patterns

The set of patterns included in this chapter will demonstrate how processes can handle batch jobs and how to simultaneously spawn multiple work item instances in a process. This chapter simplifies the usage of loop characteristics while showcasing multi-instance perspectives. This chapter emphasizes on developing solutions for use cases with multi-instance requirement using design-time and runtime knowledge, and it exhibits true dynamism in the process. The focus is simply on the cases where flow paths need to be determined based on the intermediate events converging from external systems and in order to break the usual ordering mechanism of the process flow imposed on tasks. The patterns in this section will offer flexibility in the ordering of process tasks. You will explore how to amalgamate a mechanism to support the conditional execution of tasks and subprocesses when a process instance is in a specific state. This chapter...

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Examine patterns of flow control, branching, synchronization, multiinstance, structured loop, cancellation and completion, milestone, iteration and termination

Blend workflow patterns with human interactions and task modeling using Oracle BPM human workflow

Use correlation patterns and discover exception handling strategies in Oracle BPM and the patterns around it

Learn patterns of invocation, and witness interaction and integration

Use adaptive case management to handle unpredictable, unstructured, ad hoc flows

Get to grips with milestone patterns, case interaction, holistic view, and eventbased features

Use Process Asset Management (PAM) to uncover process and business architecture asset sharing for BusinessIT collaboration

Learn strategic patterns of alignment and develop models for strategy, Enterprise, and value chain and align them together

Explore predictive analysis and KPIs

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Johnathan Jan 08, 2015

I think this book is an excellent choice if you want to play around BPM 12c and work on various patterns. Book contains samples for each patterns and are very well covered. This is a best bet for diving into BPMN implementation details.Interestingly it;s the first book on 12c (SOA 12c/BPM12c) and it covers enterprise architecture feature in 12c like adaptive case management, business architecture etc, PAM etc.It covers almost all the new features available in BPM 12c and Author has taken a generic approach and all those who works on any BPM will find it really very valuable. The book contains the following Chapters: Flow Control Patterns Multi-instance and State-based Patterns Invocation Patterns Human Task Patterns Interaction Patterns Correlation Patterns Exception Handling Patterns Adaptive Case Management Advanced Patterns Installing Oracle BPM Suite 12cChapter 4 is all about human workflow patterns and no stone is left untouched related to modeling and implementing human workflow and human task. Chapter 1 and 2 covers most of the modeling patterns. Chapter 7 on error handling is a superb read and allows business users and technical folks to build and model a solution in BPM. ACM and BA chapters are written with precise and explains the features very well.This book is outstanding for anyone and everyone related to BPM . If you are looking for a text book on BPM Patterns and SOA/BPM 12c, this book fits.

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Melissa Phelan. Dec 30, 2017

Excellent Read..There are a lot of advanced topics covered in the book that you will need to know in order to become effective at solving complex business problems using Oracle BPM Suite 12c. However, the book handles all of the topics in a very well organized, structured and concise way, so its not so complex to learn how to do it. Plus step-by-step instructions, screenshots and working application code is provided, so there is no painful "starting from scratch" and being at a loss for where to start or what to do next.I highly recommend this book to any Oracle BPM business/process analyst, architect, developer, enterprise and solution architect, but not necessarily as your introductory course. Definitely, start with the basics, get those down and then you can start building on that using the patterns addressed in the book. Not to stop you from going out and buying the book, but only to recommend that you start form the beginning with an intro book or class and build from there using this book. You'll need time to absorb it all anyway.

nicolas duminil Nov 27, 2014

I recently read this book. It's a quite original approach to BPM which completelly contrasts with the classiccal one consisting in providing the old good Loan Broker example. In this book, the author deconstructs one by one all the BPMN2 workflow notation and propose very consistent, real world based examples. Additionally, it is as far as I know, the only book demistifying the BPM 12c specific features. A must have for any BPM architect/developper.

Rajasekhar Apr 10, 2016

The downloaded code does not provide the artifact as it is described in the book. I have tried hard to figure-out the work-around for the missing file but left at no luck. I got stopped in the first chapter itself because of the missing artifact(the main BPMN flow)I doubt the number of files missing might increase going forward to the following chapters.I have sent an email with the details about the discrepancy, and will update the review accordingly.

Signature	Multiple Instances With Prior Design-time Knowledge Pattern
Classification	Multi-instance Pattern
Intent	The number of concurrent threads is known in advance at design time, and concurrent thread synchronization must be performed.
Motivation	This pattern has a context associated with it, which will determine the number of tasks/activities/subprocess instances; the context will be supplied at design time and will be a static value. Instances can be executed in parallel/sequence and must be synchronized before completion. This pattern behaves as a parallel split of...

Signature	Multiple Instances With Prior Runtime Knowledge Pattern
Classification	Multi-instance Pattern
Intent	The number of concurrent threads is not known in advance at design time and is calculated at runtime. However, it's calculated before the first instance is created. Concurrent thread synchronization must be performed.
Motivation	The determination of the number of instances will be performed at runtime...

Signature	Multiple Instances Without Prior Runtime Knowledge Pattern
Classification	Multi-instance Pattern
Intent	The number of concurrent threads is not known in advance at the design time and is calculated at runtime. However, the number of instances is not known until the last instance is executed. Concurrent thread synchronization must be performed.
Motivation	The determination of the number of instances will be performed at runtime; however, the determination of instances is deferred until the last instance gets executed. Instances can be executed in parallel/sequence and must be synchronized before completion.
Applicability	This refers to the multi-instance subprocess.
Implementation	The BPMN service engine runs a subprocess with a MultiInstance loop marker and will create a set of instances, one for...

Signature	Canceling Partial Join Pattern
Classification	Multi-instance Pattern
Intent	The number of concurrent threads is calculated at runtime when the first instance is created. When "n" out of "m" instances get executed, the subsequent task is initiated and the remaining m-n instances get cancelled.
Motivation	The determination of the number of instances is performed before the first instance gets executed. The process instance moves to subsequent activities when a given number of task instances have completed, rather than requiring all of them to finish; however, the remaining m-n instances get cancelled.
Applicability	The MultiInstance subprocess with the loop completion condition and loop cardinality.
Implementation	The BPMN service engine runs a subprocess with a multi-instance loop marker and will create a set of instances. The number...

Signature	Multiple Instances With Prior Design-time Knowledge Pattern
Classification	Multi-instance Pattern
Intent	The number of concurrent threads is known in advance at design time, and concurrent thread synchronization must be performed.
Motivation	This pattern has a context associated with it, which will determine the number of tasks/activities/subprocess instances; the context will be supplied at design time and will be a static value. Instances can be executed in parallel/sequence and must be synchronized before completion. This pattern behaves as a parallel split of the instances...

Oracle BPM Suite 12c Modeling Patterns: Design and implement highly accurate Business Process Management solutions with Oracle BPM Patterns

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Oracle BPM Suite 12c Modeling Patterns

Chapter 2. Multi-instance and State-based Patterns

Multiple instances with prior design-time knowledge pattern

Multiple instances with prior runtime knowledge pattern

Multiple instances without prior runtime knowledge pattern

Static partial join for multiple instances pattern

Canceling partial join pattern

Multiple instances with prior design-time knowledge pattern

Multiple instances with prior runtime knowledge pattern

Multiple instances without prior runtime knowledge pattern

Static partial join for multiple instances pattern

Canceling partial join pattern

Dynamic partial join for multiple instances pattern

Structured loop pattern

Arbitrary cycle pattern

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