Composing Event Processes

Event Processes are composite applications created as event-driven assemblies of microservices (also known as Business Components) linked to each other by Data Routes. The composition of Event Processes is based on component-based programming model.

The Event processes are designed by drag-drop-connect function of microservices. The components are customized by configuration rather than by custom code. The routes between components are drawn by visually connecting the component ports. Every component instance in the flow can be configured so that it can be deployed on different ESB network nodes.

Topics under this section are:

• Basic
  • Adding an Event Process
  • Adding and Connecting Microservices
  • Configuring a Microservice
  • Defining Route Transformations
  • Running an Event Process
  • Debugging an Event Process by creating a breakpoint
    • Cleaning up Breakpoints and Routes using JMX API
      • Clearing Breakpoint
      • Cleaning up Route
  • Adding Documents to an Event Process
• Advanced
  • Adding Remote Service Instance
  • Adding External Event Process (Subflow)
  • Adding properties to Configuration Property Sheet (CPS)
  • Configuring Application Context
  • Configuring Port Properties
  • Managing Messages passing through Ports
    • Injecting Message to a Port
    • Testing Message Flow between Ports
  • Creating Durable Routes
    • Managing Destination
  • Configuring Selectors on Routes
    • Sender selector
    • JMS selector
    • Message Body XPath selector
    • Application Context XPath selector
    • Autoset Selectors
  • Document Tracking in Event Processes
  • Import and Export Event Processes
    • Exporting an Event Process
    • Importing an Event Process
  • Importing nStudio Event Processes
  • Opening Sample Event Processes
  • Managing all Running Event Processes