- Business Objects
- Business Processes and Roles
- User Interfaces
- Services
- Exceptions
How this is achieved will be explained in great detail with the help of a real world example. These guidelines were derived from the analysis of composite application development projects of SAP and partners. Provide feedback and share your experience in upcoming discussions at SDN!
The target audience for this guideline are product managers who are in charge of designing new business applications and business experts responsible for optimizing business processes within their respective companies. Architects and developers will also benefit from it as they need to know in detail what their business clients expect from a proposed composite. The reader will be guided through a series of forms (download here) that have to be filled out in order to describe the composite in as much detail as possible. This approach guarantees that all the relevant data is collected in an organized fashion and made available to architects who, in turn, are responsible for identifying the right technology and design to implement the composite.
This guideline will be one of the hottest topics at this years TechEd. Within session CD201 (Composite Application Methodology: Specifying and Designing Composite Applications) a detailed discussion of the guideline and methodology will be offered. Join the session, meet and discuss with experts, and learn everything you need to know about the ins and outs of composite specification!
Dick Hirsch did an awesome job of reorganizing the contents on the BPX Community Project pages. Hope to see you contributing there again!