Oracle Business Process Management (BPM) – Check Book Request application

Oracle BPM Process model

 

Steps in the test scenario:

1. CSR will enter a request for a new check book.
2.  Request will be routed to the manager, manger reviews it and sends it back for modification.
3. CSR will modify and resubmit the request
4. Manager approves the request
5. Request is processed by the dummy web service simulating the a Bank Web service for checkbook request
6. CSR gets notified once the processing is complete

Execution

CSR logs into the console to initiate the checkbook request application

CSR enters the customer information in the form and clicks submit

 

When the manager logs into the console with this credentials, he will get the review message

The number of checkbooks ordered is above the order limit, so the manager enters his comments rejects the request

 

CSR gets a notification on the console and he is able to see the manager comments, he can then correct the data and re-submit for approval

The manager gets the notification, verifies the request and approves it

The request is then sent to the logistics system via a web service call.

Below screenshot shows the trace for the Dummy Web service that is simulating the bank’s system  for check book request web service

 

We can see the process receives the input and responds with the output variables

The system processes the checkbook request and notifies the CSR

CSR will review and response message and acknowledges final result message by clicking “Dismiss”.