IBM Lombardi V7.5 Course

Over view of IBM Lombardi 7.5X

• Explaining IBM Process Center Architecture

• Introduction of Process Stake Holders and there activities.

• Introduction of Lombardi Product Components.

• Lombardi Key Terms and Concepts.

Creating your first Lombardi Project

• How to add the User groups and Users and how to grant access

• Create a New Process

• Explain the Process Package / Tool Kit Package.

• Managing Snapshots and Workspaces.

Designing BPD

• Creating a BPD and Configuration Setting,

• Adding Lanes to the BPD,

• Assigning Participants,

• Adding activities,

• Establishing process flow lanes

Building Coaches and Services and nested service

• Building Human Services

• Building Integration Service

• Building general System Services

Building an executable BPDs and Services

• Using Gateways

• Implementing Activities

• Adding Process Variables to BPD

Building an executable BPDs and Services

• Adding Events to BPD

• Setting Environment Variable

• Validating Processes

Modeling Events

• Modeling Mesg Events

• Timer Events

• Adhoc Events

Mapping and Managing Variables

• Creating Custom Variables

• Declaring and passing variables

• Creating Exposed process variables

• explain Pre and Post assignments

• Initializing Complex variable using java script

• Making Variables available to process portal search

Exception Handling

• Exception handling

Advance Concepts

• Using Embedded java script using external activities

• Introduction to Web API and web services

• Introduction to Performance DB, Tracking Groups, Reports

1. Understand the IBM Business Process Management products Version 7.5 and the life cycle of a business process application.

• IBM Process Center

• IBM Process Designer

• IBM Integration Designer

• IBM Process Server.

• BPM(Websphere Business Process Management).

• IBM Lombardi.

2. Use Process Designer to design and run a process application

• Creating a process application and designing the flow of a business process

• Create activities (human interaction, decisions, nested process, logic)

• Simulation and analysis of the business process

• Designing the data used by the process

• Create basic implementations of the activities and the data flow

• Implement human interaction user interfaces through coaches

• Test user interfaces and create snapsots

• Implement a decision service using a decision table

• Implement activities with simple JavaScript logic

• Test the flow of the business process

• Implement a nested process with a Web service call

• Implement a Web service call to an existing Web service

• Implement exception handling

• Implement database update using SQL services

• Implement sending email through an SMPT server

• Implement a decision using the Business Action Language (BAL)

• Use exposed process variables in the decision and modify the values at runtime

• Implement security for human tasks using groups and users

• Expose the business process as a Web service for invocation from outside

• Use Integration Designer to interact with the business process

• Connect Integration Designer to the Process Center and Process Server

• Create a Web front-end application from a WSDL

• Invoke the business process as a Web service

• Define and implement Advanced Integration Services

• Define advance integration services in Process Designer

• Import a process application into Integration Designer

• Implement the advanced integration services in Integration Designer

• Implement a service that calls a Java class

• Implement a service that calls an external Web service

• Synchronize (publish) the advanced integration services into the Process Center

• Run the process application in Process Designer with the advanced integration services

• Run the process application using the front-end and the Process Portal

• Use the Process Portal to perform the human services

• Use Process Designer and tools to measure and monitor the process application

• Use automatic tracking to track business data fields and standard KPIs

• Use manual tracking to track business data and calculated values

• Use the Business Performance Admin Console

• Use the Process Admin Console for monitoring

• Use historical analysis to analyse the performance of the business process

• Compare historical data with simulation data

• Create ad-hoc reports from automatic and manual tracking data

• Generate, save, run, and tailor reports from ad-hoc reports