BPEL Designer: Adding Properties and Property Aliases to WSDL Files Using the Navigator
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You can add properties and property aliases to the WSDL files referenced in the BPEL document from the Navigator window.
To add a property to a WSDL file:
- Open a BPEL diagram in the Design view.
- In the BPEL Logical View of the Navigator window, expand the Imports node.
- Right-click a WSDL file under the Imports node and choose Add Property from the pop-up menu.
- In the Create New Correlation Property dialog box, specify the property name.
The property name is used to refer to the property in correlation sets and property aliases. It can be any valid name.
- Select the property type and click OK.
To add a property alias to a WSDL file:
- In the BPEL Logical View of the Navigator window, right-click a WSDL file under the Imports node and select Add Property Alias from the pop-up menu.
- In the Create New Property Alias dialog box, click Browse next to the Property field to specify the property.
- In the Property Chooser dialog box, select the property for which you are creating the alias and click OK. The Property Type field in the Create New Property Alias dialog box is populated with the type.
- In the Map Property To tree, expand the WSDL file node and select the message or message part.
- To add a query, enter the query string in the Query text field or accept the default value.
If the Synchronous with Tree checkbox is selected, the Query field is updated each time you change the selection in the Map Property To tree.
- A query can be of either simple or complex type. Simple queries are paths to the selected element or attribute. Complex queries can contain XPath functions.
- Click OK.
- See Also
- Understanding Correlation. Using the Correlation Wizard
- Adding Correlation Sets Manually
- Configuring Properties and Property Aliases Using the WSDL View
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