Goals

  • Becoming familiar with SAP Business Process Management (BPM) and SAP Business Rules Management (BRM)
  • Developing composite business processes using SAP Composition Environment 7.31

Audience

  • Developer
  • Developer Consultant
  • Technology Consultant

Prerequisites

Essential

  • Basic knowledge regarding Web services
  • Basic knowledge regarding Java programming

Recommended

Course based on software release

  • SAP Composition Environment 7.31

Content

  • Business Process Management
    • Describing Business Process Management Components
  • Process Modeling Environment
    • Building a Development Infrastructure
    • Selecting a Process Modeling Perspective
  • Business Process Model
    • Notating a Business Process Model with BPMN 2.0
    • Adding Activities to the Business Process
    • Extending the Strategic Business Process with Events
    • Extending the Strategic Business Process with Gateways and Activities
  • Business Process Model Extension
    • Managing Process Roles
    • Managing Process Context
    • Creating Data Mappings
  • Business Process Management User Interface
    • Generating a User Interface with Visual Composer
    • Creating a User Interface with Web Dynpro
    • Managing a User Interface with Adobe Offline Forms
    • Creating a User Interface with SAPUI5
  • Business Rules Creation and Management
    • Managing Business Rules
    • Creating Rules with Rules Composer
    • Managing Business Rules with Rules Manager
  • Service Handling
    • Calling a Web Service from an Automated Activity
    • Configuring Application Communication
  • Process Start
    • Starting a Business Process
    • Starting a Business Process as a Web Process
    • Administering Business Processes
    • Troubleshooting Running Processes
    • Managing Process Desk Tasks
  • Process and Task Customization and Extension
    • Managing Processes with APIs
    • Managing the Business Process Management Inbox
    • Extending Processes with an SAPUI5 User Interface
    • Solving Recurring Problems with Enterprise Integration Patterns