JOpera Help

	Section 1.1 What is JOpera for Eclipse?

	Section 1.2 What's new in JOpera for Eclipse?

	Section 1.3 About JOpera for Eclipse

	Section 1.4 About this manual

	Section 1.5 Revision

	Section 2.1 Installation
		2.1.1 Installation from the Command Line - 2.1.2 System Requirements -
	Section 2.2 Running JOpera for Eclipse

	Section 2.3 Upgrade

	Section 2.4 Basics
		2.4.1 Service Composition with Processes - 2.4.2 Design-Time User Interface - 2.4.3 Compiling Processes - 2.4.4 Deploying Processes - 2.4.5 Running Processes - 2.4.6 Monitoring Processes -
	Section 2.5 Examples

	Section 3.1 Creating a new Project

	Section 3.2 Creating a new OML file

	Section 3.3 Setting up the Hallo World Program

	Section 3.4 Running the Program with a test Process

	Section 3.5 Checking the Results

	Section 4.1 Web Services Tutorial Overview

	Section 4.2 Creating a new Project

	Section 4.3 Importing a WSDL File

	Section 4.4 Creating a new Process

	Section 4.5 Adding Input/Output Parameters

	Section 4.6 Populating the Process

	Section 4.7 Draw Data Flow Connections

	Section 4.8 Compilation of the Process

	Section 4.9 Executing and Monitoring the Process

	Section 5.1 Introduction

	Section 5.2 Adding a Monitoring Widget

	Section 5.3 Example

	Section 5.4 TaskDisplayer API

	Section 6.1 Java Snippets
		6.1.1 Calling Java Snippets from a JOpera Program - 6.1.2 Testing the Java snippet -
	Section 6.2 Java Methods
		6.2.1 Importing Java Classes - 6.2.2 Calling Java Methods -
	Section 6.3 Java Tips
		6.3.1 Setting up Project Dependencies - 6.3.2 Working with Objects as parameter types - 6.3.3 Changing the Java code - 6.3.4 Displaying Objects -

	Section 7.1 General Questions

	Section 7.2 Questions about Developing Processes

	Section 7.3 Questions about Running Processes

	Section 7.4 Questions about Integrating Processes with other applications

	Section 7.5 Running JOpera as a server

	Section 7.6 RESTful JOpera API

	Section 7.7 Other questions

	Section 7.8 Troubleshooting

Chapter 8. How To...

	Section 8.1 How to publish a process as a Web service

	Section 8.2 How to debug a failed task

	Section 8.3 How to display a parameter in a web browser

	Section 8.4 How to Report a Bug

	Section 9.1 Basic Patterns
		9.1.1 Empty Process - 9.1.2 Sequential - 9.1.3 Parallel - 9.1.4 Flow -
	Section 9.2 Branching Control Flow Patterns
		9.2.1 Parallel Split - 9.2.2 Synchronization - 9.2.3 Simple Merge - 9.2.4 Exclusive Choice - 9.2.5 Multiple Choice - 9.2.6 Synchronizing Merge - 9.2.7 Multiple Merge - 9.2.8 N out of M Join -
	Section 9.3 Conditional Execution
		9.3.1 Simple Local Task Input Conditions - 9.3.2 Task Output Conditions - 9.3.3 Process Input Conditions - 9.3.4 General Conditions - 9.3.5 System Parameter Conditions - 9.3.6 General Syntax for Conditions -
	Section 9.4 Loops
		9.4.1 Infinite loop - 9.4.2 While loop - 9.4.3 Arbitrary loop - 9.4.4 For-each loop -
	Section 9.5 Data Flow Patterns
		9.5.1 Discriminator - 9.5.2 Shared State - 9.5.3 Global State - 9.5.4 Persistent Data - 9.5.5 Generic Data Transformation -
	Section 9.6 Advanced Patterns
		9.6.1 Recursion - 9.6.2 Timeout - 9.6.3 Dynamic Late Binding - 9.6.4 Asynchronous Cancellation - 9.6.5 Synchronous to asynchronous Mapping -

	Section 10.1 WSDL Import Wizard
		10.1.1 The WSDL File and import Options - 10.1.2 Selecting the Operations - 10.1.3 Warnings, Errors and Interpretations - 10.1.4 Known Limitations -
	Section 10.2 Autoconnection

	Section 10.3 Refactoring
		10.3.1 Upgrade/replacement of programs and processes - 10.3.2 Extract sub-process - 10.3.3 Inline sub-process -
	Section 10.4 JOpera Kernel Command Line Reference
		10.4.1 Starting processes - 10.4.2 Deleting process instances - 10.4.3 Listing deployed process templates - 10.4.4 Undeploying process templates -

	Section 11.1 Versioning
		11.1.1 Introduction - 11.1.2 Use -
	Section 11.2 database setup

	Section 11.3 Memoization
		11.3.1 Introduction - 11.3.2 Use of Memoization -
	Section 11.4 Lineage Tracking
		11.4.1 Introduction - 11.4.2 Lineage Summary - 11.4.3 Instance Browser - 11.4.4 Lineage Browser - 11.4.5 Property Panel -

	Section 12.1 Adapter Metaphor

	Section 12.2 Example service invocation plugin

	Section 12.3 Setting up a new service invocation plugin

	Section 12.4 Identifying Component Types

	Section 12.5 The OML Component Type Definition
		12.5.1 Defining System Parameters - 12.5.2 Editing System Parameters with the Adapter Editor - 12.5.3 System Parameter Types -
	Section 12.6 The ISubSystem Interface

	Section 12.7 The IJob Interface

	Section 12.8 Control flow mapping
		12.8.1 Synchronous Service Invocation - 12.8.2 Asynchronous Service Invocation -
	Section 12.9 Failure detection

	Section 12.10 Data flow mapping

	Section 12.11 Threading model

	Section 12.12 Example Code for Synchronous invocation

	Section 12.13 Example Code for Asynchronous invocation

	Section 12.14 Example Code for partial result notification

	Section 12.15 Example Code for progress notification

	Section 12.16 Example Code for safe streaming intermediate output

	Section 12.17 Example Code for the Signal Method

	Section 14.1 Overview

	Section 14.2 Asynchronous SOAP Message Routing

	Section 14.3 Asynchronous Local Messaging

	Section 14.4 BPEL snippets

	Section 14.5 Condor Job Submission

	Section 14.6 JOpera ECHO

	Section 14.7 JOpera Delayed ECHO

	Section 14.8 HTTP/URL Download

	Section 14.9 Java method invocation

	Section 14.10 Java snippets

	Section 14.11 Parameter Viewer

	Section 14.12 SQL/JDBC

	Section 14.13 Secure Shell Operation

	Section 14.14 Synchronous SOAP Messaging

	Section 14.15 UNIX Legacy Applications

	Section 14.16 XML transformations

	Section 14.17 Web Services Invocation Framework

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