There could be cases where you might end up referring to unqualified elements/attributes in yout BPEL Processes. Unqualified means that the elements/attributes...
There could be cases where you might end up referring to unqualified elements/attributes in yout BPEL Processes. Unqualified means that the elements/attributes are defined in null/no namespace. These elements could be defining messageTypes in your process WSDLs, or referred to within BPEL assign activities or XSL Transformations. For handling these use-cases, the following approach is suggested. The approach is explained in the following sub-sections. a) Declaring a WSDL...
There could be cases where you might end up referring to unqualified elements/attributes in yout BPEL Processes. Unqualified means that the elements/attributes are defined in null/no namespace. These...
