Following are the summary of the changes done in WPS 7.0 wrt WPS 6.x versions :
a) Parallel approval (Change ownership pattern : Single/Parallel)
b) Assigning default value to the variable (can remove assign activity)
c) In flight change (Can migrate any instance)
d) Page Flow support : Environment property of the human task , specify one property htm.hasNext = true : (Complete & claim the next task in the process automatically)
e) Accept next available task (System will provide you the list of task to work on)
f) EJB Binding : WebSphere Process Server V6.2 supported SCA imports with EJB 2.1 bindings. Version 7 now supports the EJB 3.0 specification, while still supporting EJB 2.1.
g) Business Object runtime : In previous versions, business objects were based on the Service Data Object (SDO) programming model, with an Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) implementation. In Version 7.0, the programming model is still SDO, but the implementation is now XML-based. This improves performance.
h) New SCA Container : A new Service Component Architecture (SCA) container delivers significant improved performance. In previous versions, a deployed module required an EJB project to be generated and deployed. The new SCA container eliminates this requirement in most cases, improving the speed of code generation, packaging, deployment, and validation.
For more information please visit :
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/1002_fasbinder1/1002_fasbinder1.html
a) Parallel approval (Change ownership pattern : Single/Parallel)
b) Assigning default value to the variable (can remove assign activity)
c) In flight change (Can migrate any instance)
d) Page Flow support : Environment property of the human task , specify one property htm.hasNext = true : (Complete & claim the next task in the process automatically)
e) Accept next available task (System will provide you the list of task to work on)
f) EJB Binding : WebSphere Process Server V6.2 supported SCA imports with EJB 2.1 bindings. Version 7 now supports the EJB 3.0 specification, while still supporting EJB 2.1.
g) Business Object runtime : In previous versions, business objects were based on the Service Data Object (SDO) programming model, with an Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) implementation. In Version 7.0, the programming model is still SDO, but the implementation is now XML-based. This improves performance.
h) New SCA Container : A new Service Component Architecture (SCA) container delivers significant improved performance. In previous versions, a deployed module required an EJB project to be generated and deployed. The new SCA container eliminates this requirement in most cases, improving the speed of code generation, packaging, deployment, and validation.
For more information please visit :
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/1002_fasbinder1/1002_fasbinder1.html
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