In the BPEL editor of the NetBeans 6.1 bundled with open-esb or GlassFishESB there is an excellent BPEL source editor. When you create or open a BPEL file there is a Source view as well as the Design view. The source view has the syntax support and code completion you would expect of a programming editor.
If you don't know the BPEL language a good strategy might be to study the constructs created in the design view.
Regards
Brynjar Glesnes
2008/12/3 bhardwaj_rajesh
<bhardwaj_rajesh@...>
Sam,
Were you able to find some way to generate bpel programatically. I am having
the same issue,
if you have any information,please share.
regards
Rajesh
sam wang-2 wrote:
>
> Hi, there,
>
> I am new to NetBeans. I am very impressive for the BPEL editor provided by
> NB6.0. It's intuitive
> and the interface is very nice. I have a question about how to generate
> BPEL process by NB6.0's
> BPEL model programmatically, instead of through the GUI. Is there any
> example code or tutorials
> about this? Is there any BPEL process API that can be invoked by Java
> program to generate BPEL
> process?
>
> Any hint will be greatly appreciated!
> Sam
>
>
>
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