You can check the contents of a created business process for validity.
If the required business process definitions are missing, or if the definition relationship is invalid, the business process cannot operate normally. Therefore, before executing business processes in the execution environment, you must validate all business process definitions.
You validate whether all of the required items are present in the business processes you have created and whether their relationship is valid. You can perform validation at any time, as needed.
Validate the business processes as follows:
- Validation of the business process definition
Validate the defined contents of the business process. Validate the mandatory items, whether the business process is structured, and perform other validations.
- Validation of the invoked service component
Validate the compliance with service components invoked by the invoke service activity.
- Java validation
Validate Java classes used in the invoke Java activity and the library used from Java classes.
- Validation of data transformation definition
Validate the contents of the data transformation definition of data transformation activities.
- Validation of user-defined reception
Validate the defined contents of the user-defined reception included in the business processes to be validated.
For details on the contents of business process definition, service component invocation, and Java validation, see 5.10.1 Validation Contents.
For the contents of user-defined reception validation, see 8.7 Validating a User-Defined Reception.
- Organization of this section
- 5.10.1 Validation Contents
- 5.10.2 Validation Method
- 5.10.3 Displaying the Validation Contents