About Composite Application Projects

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A Composite Application project is used to create a service assembly that can be deployed to the Java Business Integration (JBI) server. Within the Composite Application project, you can:

The JBI server can contain different service engines. One service engine is the BPEL service engine. For a Composite Application project to be deployed to the BPEL (and any other) service engines, it must include JBI modules created from a BPEL Module project. You can also create and execute test cases that can then be run, in JUnit fashion, against the deployed Composite Application.

Three samples are supplied, illustrating the relationship between BPEL Module projects and Composite Application projects. See Creating Sample Processes in the BPEL Designer.

The pop-up menu of a Composite Application project contains major commands you can run, such as:

See Also
Deploying and Performing Test Runs of BPEL Processes
Understanding Service Oriented Architecture Projects
Creating Composite Application Projects

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