This topic applies only to the IBM Business Process Manager Advanced configuration.

Advanced development topics

You can use the information in this topic to perform advanced development to your process such as: adding Java code; using visual snippets, setting qualifiers; and generating documentation on your resources.

Creating XPath expressions
Some artifacts that you can create in IBM® Integration Designer, such as mediation flows and BPEL processes, support the use of the XPath standard. For example, in mediation flows, the message logger's root property takes an XPath expression that specifies which part of the message is available to the primitive for processing. You can use the XPath Expression Builder to specify an XPath 1.0 expression.
Controlling system retries
A critical aspect of designing your error handling strategy is to have visibility and control of system retries in your application.
Creating end-to-end security
There are a number of potential end-to-end security scenarios for IBM Business Process Manager Advanced, each involving differing security steps. Several typical scenarios, with the necessary security options, are presented in this topic.
Assuring Quality of Service

Parent topic: Authoring services in IBM Integration Designer

Related information:

Adding Java to the application

Using visual snippets

Generated reports for artifacts