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Chapter 10: Managing BPEL Services
3. Optionally, in the Date section, enter a date and time in either or both the Started After
and Terminated Before fields.
When the Date is specified, a search returns processes as follows for different Search
Filter selections:
Search Filter Processes Returned by Search
All Instances The Started After and Terminated Before fields are disabled when
All Instances is selected.
Live Instances Returns processes that started between the times specified in the
fields Started After and Terminated Before.
Terminated Only Returns processes that terminated between the times specified in
the fields Started After and Terminated Before.
4. Optionally, in the Messages section, click Add to specify the following search criteria
in the table:
■ Destination — Select Any, Inbound, or Outbound (Required)
■ Message Namespace
■ Message Local Name
■ Part
■ Search Value
Note If you specify an asterisk (*) as the value for any of the criteria, that value is ignored.
5. Optionally, in the Boolean XPath Expressions section, click Add to specify the
comparison of a BPEL variable. The following expressions allow access to variables
and their properties:
Variable Description
$variableName The value of the variable.
bpws:getVariableProperty(‘name’,‘property’) The value of the property with respect
to the variable identified.
Note The properties must be specified as namespace qualified identities. The
namespace prefixes available are those defined in the BPEL process (see the
Progress Sonic BPEL Server Developer’s Guide in the Sonic Workbench
(Eclipse) help for information about defining namespaces in a BPEL process).
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