Once it's done with modeling the BPEL
process, it can be deployed via Carbon Studio. Here the Carbon
Application Project WS_NumberAdderCarbon which
was created at "Modeling business processes".
Creating WSO2 BPS server
Deploying the Carbon Application in WSO2 BPS
Right-click on the Servers
window. (If Server window not appearing in the Eclipse IDE,
go to Window -> Show View -> Servers). Then
select New -> Server.
It will show "New Server" Window. From
the List expand the
WSO2
folder and Select "WSO2
Carbon 3.2 based server" and (Figure 1). If you need, you
can specify the Server name here. Here let's rename it as WSO2
BPS.
Note: The reason for using Carbon 3.2 based server is BPS 2.1.2 is based on Carbon 3.2.0.
Figure 1
Then have to set the CARBON_HOME. Click
browse button and select the WSO2 Business process
Server home folder. If you didn't have the
WSO2 BPS
you can download it from
http://wso2.com/products/business-process-server. After
selecting the
CARBON_HOME
Click Finish.
Note: If you want to configure more setting of the Server like Service port, web
Console port etc. click Next and configure them.
After completing this step 3 the WSO2 BPS is added to Servers List. (See Figure
2)
Figure 2
Let's deploy our carbon application in WSO2 BPS. Click on
WS_NumberAdderCarbon
project in Project
Explore and Drag and drop it on Server. As you see in Figure 3 our Carbon
project is added to the WSO2 BPS server.
Figure 3
To run the server right-click on
the server and select Start. In Console window, you
can see the server Process's log.
It will automatically open the
WSO2 BPS login page
in your default web browser. Login into the server using admin
as username and again admin as password.
Figure 4
After the login to the WSO2 BPS, you will redirect to the
WSO2 BPS home page. Click on the "processes"
under the "Business processes". It will show
the currently deployed processes.
Figure 5
Here you can see the AdderProcess is deployed in WSO2 BPS. The Process ID generated as
{"Process NameSpace"} ProcessName-VersionNo
