WebMethods Modeler webMethods Modeler is a design-time tool that you use to

draw business process models webMethods Modeler allows you to generate the components needed to execute your business process in the underlying webMethods platform

With webMethods Modeler you can create easy-to-understand visually-based process automation solutions that integrate any or all of the following pillars of integration

1048708 Internal systems and applications 1048708 Databasesdata warehouses 1048708 Trading Partners 1048708 Web services 1048708 Mainframes 1048708 Workflows (human interactions)

Architecture

Process Models

A process model consists of 1048708 Steps 1048708 Transitions 1048708 Groups (optional) 1048708 Annotations (optional)

Run-Time Architecture

Prerequisites for all Process Models

Define all logical servers (and their logical-to-physical server mappings) to be used in the process To do so use webMethods Administrator

Set up trading partner profiles within Trading Networks for any steps in the process that need to act on specific information about trading partners

Define any external document types to be used in the process eg an XML or EDI document

Main Modeler Window

Main Toolbar

Toolbar (contd)

Process Toolbar

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Architecture

Process Models

A process model consists of 1048708 Steps 1048708 Transitions 1048708 Groups (optional) 1048708 Annotations (optional)

Run-Time Architecture

Prerequisites for all Process Models

Define all logical servers (and their logical-to-physical server mappings) to be used in the process To do so use webMethods Administrator

Set up trading partner profiles within Trading Networks for any steps in the process that need to act on specific information about trading partners

Define any external document types to be used in the process eg an XML or EDI document

Main Modeler Window

Main Toolbar

Toolbar (contd)

Process Toolbar

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Process Models

A process model consists of 1048708 Steps 1048708 Transitions 1048708 Groups (optional) 1048708 Annotations (optional)

Run-Time Architecture

Prerequisites for all Process Models

Define all logical servers (and their logical-to-physical server mappings) to be used in the process To do so use webMethods Administrator

Set up trading partner profiles within Trading Networks for any steps in the process that need to act on specific information about trading partners

Define any external document types to be used in the process eg an XML or EDI document

Main Modeler Window

Main Toolbar

Toolbar (contd)

Process Toolbar

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

A process model consists of 1048708 Steps 1048708 Transitions 1048708 Groups (optional) 1048708 Annotations (optional)

Run-Time Architecture

Prerequisites for all Process Models

Define all logical servers (and their logical-to-physical server mappings) to be used in the process To do so use webMethods Administrator

Set up trading partner profiles within Trading Networks for any steps in the process that need to act on specific information about trading partners

Define any external document types to be used in the process eg an XML or EDI document

Main Modeler Window

Main Toolbar

Toolbar (contd)

Process Toolbar

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Run-Time Architecture

Prerequisites for all Process Models

Define all logical servers (and their logical-to-physical server mappings) to be used in the process To do so use webMethods Administrator

Set up trading partner profiles within Trading Networks for any steps in the process that need to act on specific information about trading partners

Define any external document types to be used in the process eg an XML or EDI document

Main Modeler Window

Main Toolbar

Toolbar (contd)

Process Toolbar

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Prerequisites for all Process Models

Define all logical servers (and their logical-to-physical server mappings) to be used in the process To do so use webMethods Administrator

Set up trading partner profiles within Trading Networks for any steps in the process that need to act on specific information about trading partners

Define any external document types to be used in the process eg an XML or EDI document

Main Modeler Window

Main Toolbar

Toolbar (contd)

Process Toolbar

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Main Modeler Window

Main Toolbar

Toolbar (contd)

Process Toolbar

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Main Toolbar

Toolbar (contd)

Process Toolbar

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Toolbar (contd)

Process Toolbar

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Process Toolbar

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Defining Logical Server and their Physical Server mappings

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Process Model Generation

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Generated Run-Time Elements

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Steps to follow before executing a Process Model

Step 1Generate the process model

Step 2Optionallyadd logic to the generated run time elements

Step 3Make the process model available for monitoring

Step 4Enable the process model

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Updating Process Models (Examples) Changing the order in which steps execute Changing the properties of steps or the

process model Changing transition types or transition

conditions Changing the services or workflows that a

step invokes Changing step inputs or outputs Changing the logical servers associated

with steps

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Importing Process Models From the Modeler main menu choose File -

gt Import In the Select Import File dialog browse to

the process model that you want to import and click Open If prompted to confirm the import choose

Yes After import Modeler displays a

confirmation message Choose OK

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

Questions

Thank You

Exporting Process Models Start Modeler and open the process model that you want to

export

Select File -gt Export Current Process as -gt Complete Model

In the Save Export File dialog browse to the directory where you want to save the exported process model

In the File Name dialog type a file name for the exported process model Click Save

Modeler displays a confirmation message Click OK

Sample Process Model

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Sample Process Model

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