Oracle International Corporation

Khanderao Kand

Prabhu Thukkaram

Alok Singh

Raju Addala

Qing Zhong

Albert Tam

Leah Reed

Clemens Utschig

Bhagat V Nainani

Greg Pavlik

Sumeet Rijhsinghani

Shailesh Kumar

Fang Liu

Kolanupaka Suman

Lavanya Siliveri

Nikhilkumar Parikh

Avi Borthakur

Sagar Boyapati

Clemens Utschig-Utschig

A computer-readable medium, computer-implemented method, and system are provided. In one embodiment, a compensation pattern is defined for a step of an executable process, and the step of the executable process is executed. A change request is received, and, based on the change request, the compensation pattern is applied to the step of the executable process.

Compensation patterns for adjusting long running order management fulfillment processes in an distributed order orchestration system

A computer-readable medium, computer-implemented method, and system are provided. In one embodiment, one or more attributes as delta attributes are defined, and a new order object is determined which references an original order object. The original order object referenced by the new order object is determined and the new order object is compared with the original order object to determine one or more delta attributes. The one or more delta attributes are then stored.

Distributed order orchestration system for adjusting long running order management fulfillment processes with delta attributes

A framework is provided for enabling and managing customizations to an application. In one embodiment, techniques are provided that enable the customizability of an application to be controlled based upon hierarchical relations between elements of the application.

Techniques related to customizations for composite applications

Techniques are provided for displaying information regarding customizations made to an application. The information may be displayed in a design-time environment and/or a runtime environment.

Techniques for displaying customizations for composite applications

An extensible process design provides an ability to dynamically inject changes into a running process instance, such as a BPEL instance. Using a combination of BPEL, rules and events, processes can be designed to allow flexibility in terms of adding new activities, removing or skipping activities and adding dependent activities. These changes do not require redeployment of the orchestration process and can affect the behavior of in-flight process instances. The extensible process design includes a main orchestration process, a set of task execution processes and a set of generic trigger processes. The design also includes a set of rules evaluated during execution of the tasks of the orchestration process. The design can further include three types of events: an initiate process event, a pre-task execution event and a post-task execution event. These events and rules can be used to alter the behavior of the main orchestration process at runtime.

Event driven change injection and dynamic extensions to a business process execution language process

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