How to Edit a Human Task Using the SOA Human Task Editor

15-4 Modeling and Implementation Guide for Oracle Business Process Management ■ Oracle applications ■ Sockets ■ Third-party adapters ■ Web services For a detailed description of service adapters see: ■ Getting Started with Binding Components in Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle SOA Suite ■ Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Technology Adapters When you add a SOA service adapter to the SOA composite of a BPM project, the service adapter automatically appears in the business catalog. The business catalog stores the SOA service adapters in different modules depending on the swimlane of the SOA composite where you added the SOA service adapter: ■ If you add the service adapter in the External References swimlane, then the business catalog displays this adapter in the Services predefined module. ■ If you add the Service Adapter in the Exposed Services swimlane, then the business catalog displays this adapter in the References predefined module. Depending on the nature of the service adapter, the SOA composite enables you to add the components in the different swimlanes. For example, you must add a file adapter that contains a read operation in the Exposed Services swimlane, but if the file adapter contains a write operation, then you must add it in the External References swimlane. Figure 15–2 shows a SOA composite that contains a file adapter with read operation and a file adapter with a write operation. Note that the file adapter that contains the write operation appears under the Services predefined module in the business catalog, while the file adapter that contains the read operation appears under the References predefined module. Figure 15–2 Adapter Services in Oracle BPM This Figure shows an SOA Composite that contains a file adapter with a read operation and another file adapter with a write operation. The file adapter with the read operation appears in the business catalog under the References predefined module, while the file adapter with the write operation appears under the Services predefined Module. The BPMN process contains a message start event that defines the interface using the ReadList interface and invokes the Write operation in the WriteList