If the WSDL file does not contain partner link types, the Use a
Newly Created Partner Link Type option is selected. When in doubt, always accept
the default options provided by NetBeans property editors.
Other BPEL Activities
BPEL activities are broadly classified into Basic Activities and Structured Activities
that you frequently use in your project. They are defined in the following table:
BPEL Activity What For?
To copy or manipulate data flowing through the process.
To indicate a fault or specific event handling in the process. Refer to
Chapter 9 on Event Handlers.
To hold the process execution for a specific period of time.
There may be cases where you may need to introduce an intentional
delay for a specific duration, or delay execution until a specified time. For
instance, you may need to pause to instruct the business process to invoke
a web service at a specified time. Or there may be cases where you may
need to wait for some time before you can resume execution.
To define a set of activities that will be invoked in a sequence.
To define a set of activities that will be invoked simultaneously.
To select a path of execution.
Read the Developer Guide to BPEL Designer available at
http://www.netbeans.
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