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Some new (and not-so-new) music from Little Comets, Mark Mulcahy, Caro Emerald and Bronze Radio Return.
Some new (and not-so-new) music from Little Comets, Mark Mulcahy, Caro Emerald and Bronze Radio Return.
The Purrs, OBB, Charlotte Church, and Fabienne are all in the spotlight this week on "Single Play!"
Ted Asregadoo and Matt Wardlaw talk to Ken Caillat about his book, "Making Rumours: The Inside Story of the Classic Fleetwood Mac Album."
New music from Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, The Bora, Abigail Washburn, and Smallpools on "Single Play" this week!
New music from Tess Henley, Falling Off Maps, M8ME, and a new remix of a Matisyahu tune!
This week on "Single Play," music from The Basement Tapes, Canopy Climbers, Big September, and Paper Route.
From the top of the Kiwi music scene in New Zealand, her comes the Popdose Interview with Aaradhna.
New and (newish) music from Lissie, The French Electric, Kayla Conn, and Kyle Andrews on this week's "Single Play."
New music from Lana Del Rey, Lola King & The Kickstarts, Daft Punk, and Aaradhna on "Single Play" this week.
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Caitlin Rose, Phoenix, Serena Ryder, and Thee Attacks are all in the music spotlight on this week's "Single Play."
This week, it's music from Prince & 3rd Eye Girl, Alpine, Wildlife, and Born Cages.
Music from Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Tich, James Younger and Vienna Ditto.
Kate's anatomy of a break up.
Ted Asregadoo chats with Will Parry and Steve Ornest of Fallen Riviera about their lastest record, "Another World."
New music from The 1975…and some great covers from Slim Jenkins and Lorraine Kalassen. Oh, and then there's Charles Howl — the mystery group.
David Ford, Devyn Rose, SEACATS, and Walk off the Earth get the spotlight dance in this week's "Single Play."
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Once again, it's "drop the needle" time on some songs that have made the cut to this week's "Single Play." Some weeks, it's feast and some weeks it's a famine in terms of music I'm connecting with. This week, it's more of a feast, so off we go to see what's being served at the buffet. The Stone Foxes, "Everybody Knows." Their new album is out on 2/12/13, but this single has been floating around since last year. If you hear the Black Keys in their style, you're not alone. The band opened for the Black Keys while on tour and they certainly consider them musical brothers in arms. But what I really like is that the members of the band are a San Francisco band, and went to my alma mater! Okay, that's sort of true, but not the whole story. What's easy to love about "Everybody Knows" is that it's a solid, well-crafted rock song. Just a couple of listens and you'll quickly hear that this tune is destined to be in high …
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Bought in at $31.....I am the worst stockpicker in the world...is this ever getting back to those levels?
I don't care what kind of dividend it pays or what kind of resolve one has, it is very HARD to buy a stock that has large leverage and a chart that looks like this:
To me, it is risk. What good is the large dividend if your value declines 40%?
What good is the large dividend if your value declines 40%.
DRIP; dividend reinvestment program. That large dividend is being reinvested at that 40% decline.
RNP isn't invested in cheap crap like IMH, NFI, or AHM(now bankrupt). Go to google finance for RNP and click on the SEC fillings. There you will find RNP's most recent holdings, filed at least quarterly.
If you don't like risk what are you doing in the market?
Their is risk in CD's at your local bank, if you have cash in a CD paying 5% or 6% and now closer to 4% you have lost close to 10% of the buying power of that cash because of inflation(the 2% to 4% inflation reported by the government is way off).
RNP is a preferred stock fund. The dividend will be paid at the rate of the preferred stock, 6%, 7%, 8%. The preferred stock price may be down but the payout is fixed, and in most cases is callable or redeemed at a fixed price.
RNP is trading at a 10% discount to NAV and many of their preferred shares are trading at a discount to their redemtion value.
If you're a short term trader stay away from REIT's, banks and homebuilders. But long term investors will do good buying the blue chips of these beaten down sectors.
REITS had a great run for many years and now they have given some of it back. In my opinion many reits look to be much better deals today than say a year ago. Rents will rise over time and thus the cashflow they are able to pass along to shareholders will go up. I feel even better about the other half of RNP's holdings. Just a few months ago investors were willing to accept an 8% yield on pref stocks and today investors want several points higher just because of fear as best as I can tell. Give it a little time and folks will calm down and get greedy again and start reaching for those higher yields. Once yields come down again we should see some capital gains on our pref/debt portfolio. I don't expect to get rich over night in RNP but I have been buying and if it stays where it is or heads further south I will probably add some more. Just my thoughts. Good Luck to all
No doubt all financials are tarred with same brush by the "Short", which is really too bad to have such negativity amongst the investment community. For us older folks who really do need income it's sad to see the price being driven down to unacceptable levels by the shorties! With the projected year end capital gains distribution we have a roughly 21% yield. Will buy more on Monday at these fire sale prices with the steady income its a no brainer.
Yahoo went ape today! Whole bunch of stocks now have message boards! Thanks Yahoo!
RNP and couple other Cohen & Steers funds are down along with a number of financials, however they recently increased the monthly distribution and a possible $1.75-$2.35 cap gain coming in January. Have held RNP for 4 years and added more in low $20.00 a couple weeks ago. It will come back for sure, but the nice thing is you get paid for waiting. Think about this-I sold RMH and RSF at $16.00 over a year ago when I read there would be no cap gain distribution for 2006. Both of these are trading at $5.00 now with a NAV of about the same. CNS is up a tad today so I would not worry about current price. Too many folks sell losers prematurely! This is not a loser!
Long-term capital gain distributions -- record date: Dec. 26; ex-date: Dec. 21; pay date: Dec. 31.
based on your experience with RMH, what do you think of JRS. They will retain the Cap gain distribution for 2007
Hang in there. You will be collecting $2.40 in dividends plus the capital gains dividend in January. Not sure why these funds tanked as I don't see the exposure to home mortgages.


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Atmospheric influences from the rugged North Cornish coastline and the story of 'Raft' - Some of these pieces were written, played and recorded simultaneously. All 'string' sounds are created by glissando.
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RATCHABURI, Thailand (AP) - Ending a 22-hour standoff, Thai security forces stormed a hospital today and killed nine heavily armed Myanmar rebels who had held hundreds of patients, visitors and staff hostage.
The approximately 900 people who were in the walled, six-acre compound when the ordeal began Monday morning were either freed, had escaped or were rescued during the siege this morning, said Lt. Gen. Thaweep Suwannasingha, regional Thai army commander.
No hostages were injured, but two police officers were.
"It was a successful operation," Thaweep said.
Once Thai troops secured the front of the hospital, a fleet of ambulances drove in and began ferrying exhausted survivors - some weeping - to another hospital for medical checks.
The rebels belong to God's Army, a fringe group who took the hostages to pressure the government to help their beleaguered movement.
The group is from the ethnic Karen minority and is led by twin 12-year-old boys believed to have magical powers. The twins were not involved in the takeover.
Like many Karens, the followers of God's Army are fundamentalist Christians in a predominantly Buddhist country. They accuse Myanmar's military regime of widespread murder, rape and arson.
Thai media reported that a tenth gunman was hunted down and killed, but that report could not be immediately confirmed. Thaweep discounted earlier government reports that there were 16 gunmen.
Once the siege began, shooting erupted and police and soldiers armed with M-16 assault rifles on foot and in trucks sped into the walled, six-acre hospital compound.
Automatic weapons fire and explosions thudded in the night, possibly from grenades, bombs or mines that the hostage-takers had rigged around the hospital. The pre-dawn assault lasted for an hour.
After the area was secured, explosives experts with mine detectors combed the compound seeking booby-traps.
The hostage-takers had been in control of the five-story central administration and emergency room buildings, but couldn't keep a grip over eight outlying buildings. Many patients and staff there escaped Monday.
It was never known how many people they held at gunpoint during the siege, though officials guessed it might have been 200.
The hostage-takers included at least one member of a faction of exiled Myanmar students, the Vigorous Burmese Student Warriors, who seized their country's embassy in Bangkok last year, said Interior Minister Sanan Kachornprasart.
Myanmar's military regime was outraged when Thailand allowed the embassy captors, whom they considered terrorists, to go free under a deal to release their dozens of hostages unharmed.
Myanmar closed the border for two months in retaliation. Relations warmed after Thailand vowed to arrest them if it got the chance.
"We tried the soft way before," Thaweep said today, explaining the decision to launch the assault. "We were concerned about patients in the hospital and other innocent people. We had to do it."
The students, who said they were fighting for democracy against a military dictatorship that has ruled their country, also known as Burma, had holed up with God's Army.
The groups came under attack inside Myanmar from government forces last week in fighting that has driven 1,000 refugees into Thailand. Thai forces shelled their positions to deter rebels from coming across.
The hostage-takers demanded Monday that Thailand grant refuge to civilians and combatants and stop shelling their positions.
The episode began early Monday when the rebels hijacked a bus near the border and forced the driver to take them 45 miles to Ratchaburi, where they took over the sprawling provincial hospital compound.
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French Open 2013 was an exciting and often unpredictable tournament outside of Rafael Nadal's usual trophy ceremony. It featured an epic clash of champions with Nadal vs. Djokovic in the semifinals, a Horatio Alger hero in David Ferrer and a most unwelcome fireworks display during the men's final.
The victory feast has hardly cooled, but the scene will now shift from Dante's red clay inferno to the idyllic green lawns of Wimbledon tradition. But before bidding "adieu" to the French Open, there are several shifting stories that have redefined some of the roles for the players on stage.
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But I often wondered what it would have been like with him sitting in the dugout instead of on the bleachers. Portland outfielder Will Venable certainly knows what that's like – his father Max is the Beavers hitting coach. I asked the Venables what it's like working together.
"It's great to be able to come to work everyday and have your Dad there," Will says. "It's fun. It's great to be able to spend time with him, I'm fortunate."
Max, a twelve-year major league veteran, genuinely seems to enjoy having Will on the team although he does admit there can be some anxiety. "So far it's been good. For myself, [you do get] a little nervous watching your own kid perform everyday."
And, he says, there's never any preferential treatment for Will.
"I treat him just like everybody else; everyone like I treat my son, there's no difference at all. As far as work, he's just like one of the guys giving 100 percent. Anytime we're here it's straight up business; baseball talk, the information I have I give it to him."
Will agrees. "I think what everyone respects about [Max] is that he's really professional, really laid-back and having me around is no different than if it was any other situation. He treats me like everyone else, I treat him like one of the coaches. Mutual respect and professionalism on the field."
But is there any additional stress coming to the plate with your Dad standing over there coaching first? Not for Will.
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Most business processes require connectivity to enterprise resources, such as databases and file systems. The Oracle WebLogic Integration (WLI) platform uses controls to handle the work of connecting to these enterprise systems, which separates the connectivity logic from the business logic. IBM Business Process Manager (IBM BPM) uses WebSphere adapters to achieve the same abstraction.
As part of the overall migration process described in Part 1, we showed you how to export the BPEL and WSDL files from WLI for a JPD flow and how to import those files into IBM Integration Designer using the BPEL 2.0 importer plug-in. We also discussed WLI customization that we made to the BPEL plug-in to take care of a majority of the transformations required to migrate WLI JPD flows to IBM BPM processes. In this article, we'll describe the tools that are used to migrate Oracle WLI controls to IBM BPM adapters. We'll illustrate how to use these tools by migrating the WLI controls from an example WLI business process. You can download the example WLI process and the migrated BPM process from the WLI demo provided with this article.
There are a number of different kinds of WLI controls in our example WLI business process. The migration approach used depends on the WLI control. Table 1 defines the approaches, the WLI controls, and the tools that are used to migrate them. The steps to apply these tools are described in the following sections.
Table 1. Migration approaches and tools
|Migration approach
|WLI controls
|Migration tools
|External service wizard
| Database control
JMS control
Email control
File control
|BPEL importer plug-in, runtime migration toolkit, external service wizard, BPEL process editor
|WLI migration utilities
| Transformation control
Java control
database control
|BPEL importer plug-in, runtime migration toolkit, WLI migration utilities, BPEL process editor
|BPEL process editor
|Process control
|BPEL importer plug-in, BPEL process editor
Key concepts
This section identifies the key BPM concepts that are used to describe the migration of WLI controls. Understanding these key concepts is essential to the understanding of this article. To learn more about these concepts, see Resources.
- Service Component Definition Language
- The Service Component Definition Language (SCDL) is used to implement BPM processes. That is, it uses SCDL artifacts (module definitions, service components, imports, exports, and references) to migrate the WLI process into the BPM process.
- BPEL process editor
- The BPEL process editor is used to create and configure the BPM artifacts that are required to migrate WLI controls. These additional BPM artifacts include assembly diagram, Invoke, Assign, receive, snippet, and business object.
- External service wizard
- The external service wizard is used to create the WebSphere adapters (and the associated imports, exports, and business objects) for their associated WLI controls.
- BPEL importer plug-in
- The BPEL importer plug-in is used to import BPEL process definitions (JPDs) into IBM Integration Designer so they can be run on IBM BPM. As part of that import, the plug-in handles WLI proprietary extensions to the BPEL standard.
- WLI migration utilities
- The WLI migration utilities are used to migrate:
- JCX (Java Control Extension) to Java objects that can be run on IBM BPM
- JCS (Java Control Source) to Java objects that can be run on IBM BPM
- DTF (Data Transformation Files) to Java objects that can be run on IBM BPM
- XQuery files so that they can be run on BPM
- The runtime migration toolkit
- The runtime migration toolkit is used to read Java EE resources (such as JMS, JDBC, and Mail) that are required by the WLI controls and to create configuration scripts that can be run on IBM BPM to create equivalent resources required by the BPM adapters.
Migrating WLI controls using the external service wizard
This section shows how to use the external service wizard to convert the WLI database control to a WebSphere adapter so it can be invoked by the BPM process. Some of the other WLI controls that can be migrated using this approach include JMS, Email, and File. See the WLI demo provided for download wih this article for examples of the other controls that can be migrated with this approach.
The WLI database control provides any WLI JPD process connectivity to a JDBC-compatible database. In the downloadable WLI demo application, we use the WLI database control in the main process to retrieve the customer's account balance and to remove funds from his or her account when the order is processed. We also use the WLI database control in the subprocess to retrieve and then update the inventory amount for each product in the order.
Export the BPEL from WLI and import it into BPM using the BPEL importer plug-in
To start the migration of the database control, export the BPEL from WLI and import the BPEL into BPM using the BPEL importer plug-in. This will automatically convert the WLI database control nodes in the JPD process to BPM Invoke activities in the BPM process. Table 2 shows the migration from WLI JPD flow to BPM BPEL process.
Table 2. From WLI JPD flow to BPM BPEL process
|Original WLI process flow
|Migrated BPM process flow
Migrate the Java EE resources from the WebLogic Server to WebSphere using the runtime migration toolkit
WLI is a set of features built on top of the WebLogic Server. This means many of the Java EE resources like JMS destinations and JDBC data sources that WLI relies upon are maintained within the WebLogic Server domains. To migrate these Java EE resources from WebLogic Server to WebSphere for our WLI demo, we used the runtime migration toolkit.
The runtime migration toolkit is a Eclipse plug-in that you can install onto IBM Integration Designer. Once installed, complete the following steps to migrate the Java EE resources from the WebLogic Server to WebSphere.
- Select Migration Tools => WebSphere Application Server Migration => Runtime Migration => WebSphere Runtime Migration Toolkit for WebLogic. This option will be available in Integration Designer after the plug-in is installed.
- Select the config.xml from the WebLogic config directory when prompted.
- Select the name and location where you want the tool to create a Jython script.
- Follow the prompts and select the appropriate JDBC and related resources required for migration.
- Select the scope to create the resources. You can select a profile home to search for the cells, clusters, notes, or servers that you want to install the resources to.
- Click Finish. The Jython administration script will opne in Integration Designer.
- You should see a log in Integration Designer (sometimes in the bottom frame). Be sure to review the messages in the log for instructions on additional things that need to be set, such as passwords.
- Finally, execute the following command from
<WAS_Profile_HOME>/bin to finish migrating the JDBC resources to
the BPM server:
wsadmin.bat/sh -lang jython -script <script location>
Table 3 shows the resulting JEE resources in WebSphere.
Table 3. JDBC data source related configuration values
|Data source
|Driver type
|DB name
|DB2 using IBM JCC driver (XA)
|Server name
|<db host name>
|Port number
|<db port name>
|Auth. alias
|JAAS alias
|User ID
|<db user name>
|<db user password>
The runtime migration toolkit (provided for download with this article) is capable of migrating a host of configurations to WebSphere besides the JDBC resources (such as JMS, JAAS, and so on).
Create a JDBC import using the external service wizard
For this database control, we'll create a new JDBC Import using the external service wizard. Table 4 shows the migration result.
Table 4. From WLI control to BPM import
|Original WLI control artifact
|Migrated BPM component
|WLI database control (.JCX)
| BPM Outbound JDBC Import
When the external service wizard finishes, the following artifacts will have been created:
- Import named JDBCImport.
- Interface named JDBCImport with four operations:
- updateBpmadminAccountBG
- retrieveBpmadminAccountBG
- updateBpmadminInventoryBG
- retrieveBpmadminInventoryBG
- Business objects named:
- BpmadminAccountBG
- BpmadminAccount
- BpmadminInventoryBG
- BpmadminInventory
Configure a JDBC import module using the BPEL process editor
Before you can use the adapter you must configure a JDBC import module. Detailed instructions for configuring this module are described in the IBM BPM Information Center. The specific values that we used to configure our JDBC import are shown in Table 5.
Table 5. JDBC import configuration values
|Locate the Required Files and Libraries
|Required Libraries
|db2jcc.jar, db2jcc_license.jar
|Specify the Discovery Properties
|Database Types
|Specify the Discovery Properties
|Database Name
|Find Objects in the Enterprise System
|Discovered Objects
|Specify Composite Properties
|Operations for selected business objects
|Update, Retrieve
|Specify the Service Generation and Deployment Properties
|Use an existing JAAS alias (recommended
|Yes => WLIDemoDBUser
|Specify the Service Generation and Deployment Properties
|XA DataSource JNDI Name
Now that the WebSphere JDBC import has been configured, you need to modify the BPEL Process component to use it by adding a new reference. To add a new reference to a component complete the following steps:
- Select the Process component on the Assembly Diagram,
then click New Reference, as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. The Add Reference button appears when the Process component is selected
- This displays the Add Reference dialog. Select the JDBCImport
interface is selected from Matching interfaces and
change the name of the new reference to
WLIDemoDatabase, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2. The Add Reference dialog
- Once the reference has been added to the Process component, wire it to
the JDBCImport, as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3. The Process component is wired to the JDBC Import component
- A reference partner is required when a BPEL process
uses another component. You must add a new reference partner to the
BPEL process. To do that:
- Open the Process component in the BPEL editor
and click the + button to add a new reference partner, as
shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4. Add a new reference partner
- In the Add a Reference Partner dialog, select JDBCImport from the Interfaces list and change the name to WLIDemoDatabase, then click OK.
Figure 5. BPM Assign and Invoke activities
- Open the Process component in the BPEL editor and click the + button to add a new reference partner, as shown in Figure 4.
- For illustration, we'll show you how to modify the
Check-accountBalance Invoke in the BPEL process
(Figure 6). Note that the node prior to the Invoke and
the node after the Invoke are the Assign activities. To start this
process, select the Check-accountBalance Invoke, as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6. Select the Invoke to change
- In the Properties view, select the Details tab, then Browse to change the Partner to WLIDemoDatabase. Then select the retreiveBpmadminAccountBG operation from the Operation drop-down list and click Browse to select the Request variable.
- In the Select Request Variable dialog, click
New and enter
selectAccountNameas the variable name, then click OK.
- In the Select Request Variable dialog, click OK again.
- Repeat the previous steps to create a new variable with the name
responseAccountVariablefor the Response variable.
The Invoke properties should now look like Figure 7.
Figure 7. The modified Invoke properties
The next step is to change the Assign nodes to use the new variables. As mentioned before, there is typically one Assign node before an Invoke node and one Assign node after the Invoke node. In the example process, the obj_obj2input.accountNumber Assign node is before the Invoke and will be changed first. This assignment populates the request data that is sent to the Invoke.
- Select the obj_obj2input.accountNumber assignment as
shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8. The pre-Invoke assignment
- In the Properties view, select the Details tab and
modify the Assigned To part of the assignment to
selectAccountTable =>
retrieveBpmadminAccountBGParameters =>
as shown in Figure 9 This element of the business object
created along with the JDBC Import corresponds to the ACCOUNTNUMBER
column of the Account table in the WLIDemo database.
Figure 9. The modified assignment
- Now, select the output.parameters2fundsAvailable
Assign, which is after the Invoke and deals with the response message,
as shown in Figure 10.
Figure 10. The post-Invoke assignment
- In the Properties view, select the Details tab and
modify the Assigned From part of the assignment to
responseAccountTable => retrieveBpmadminAccountBGResult
This element of the business object created along with the JDBC Import
corresponds to the BALANCE column of the Account table in the WLIDemo
database, as shown in Figure 11.
Figure 11. The modified assignment
- Save your changes.
The above steps illustrate the migration of a WLI database control to a BPM outbound JDBC import. There are also inbound JDBC exports in BPM that can process database events and trigger business processes accordingly. In our WLI demo, we also created custom business objects and maps for reading and writing relational tables. Finally, the Properties tab for the BPM JDBC import contains many options regarding bindings, transactions, security, and so on, that may be changed to match the original WLI implementation.
For our WLI demo application, we also used the external service wizard to migrate the JMS, email, and file controls. The process for migrating these controls closely follows the above steps for the database control. In some cases, instead of creating new WSDL interfaces as we did when creating the JDBC adapter, it may be possible to reuse the existing WSDL interfaces that were exported from WLI. Such cases will require updating existing references for a process rather than adding a new reference and partner link.
Also, for all WLI controls in our WLI demo migrated using the external service wizard, we elected to use default or predefined business objects for our migrated interfaces. In a scenario where complex data types are used, it is possible and perhaps even recommended to create custom business objects. Details of how to implement custom business objects for WebSphere adapters are documented in the respective adapter sections of the IBM BPM Information Center. See Resources for specific links. For a complete list of WLI controls that can be migrated using the external service wizard, refer to Table 11.
Migrating WLI controls using the migration utilities
This section shows how to use the WLI migration utility to convert the WLI database control to a Java SCA component so that it can be invoked from the BPM process. The resulting Java SCA component will use Java SE JDBC APIs to connect and query the databases. This conversion of the WLI database control to the BPM Java SCA component is automated by the WLI migration utility. The other steps involved in this approach are similar to migrating the WLI database control via the external service wizard. Some of the differences seen in this approach are because this approach modifies rather than creates new interfaces and components. This approach also creates a "mapper" component. This approach is generally quicker. Some other WLI controls that can be migrated using this approach include the transformation control and the Java control. See the WLI demo provided for download with this article for examples of these other controls that can be migrated using this approach.
Export the BPEL from WLI and import it into BPM using the BPEL importer plug-in
Use the BPEL importer plug-in import BPEL into BPM as described in Export the BPEL from WLI and import it into BPM using the BPEL importer plug-in.
Migrate the Java EE resources from the WebLogic Server to WebSphere using the runtime migration toolkit
Use the runtime migration toolkit to create JEE resources in BPM as described in Migrate the Java EE resources from the WebLogic Server to WebSphere using the runtime migration toolkit.
Convert the database control to a BPM component using the WLI migration utility
The WLI migration utility provides a simple operation to convert the WLI database control (.jcx) for use by BPM. The result of the WLI migration utility is a set of Java classes that can be used to create BPM Java SCA components, as shown in Table 6.
Table 6. From WLI control to BPM SCA component
|Original WLI control artifact
|Migrated BPM components
| WLI database control (.JCX)
| Converted Database SCA (.Java)
To convert the database control (.jcx), execute the WLI migration utility and provide the path to the directory containing the .jcx file as follows:
java.exe -classpath <required_libs> -jar <WLIMigrationUtils>.jar JDBC2JAVA DB
When the WLI migration utility finishes, the following artifacts will have been created:
- A Java implementation of the database control, DB_AccountSCAImpl.java
- A Java interface named DB_AccountSCA.java with the operations:
- checkAvailableFunds
- removeFunds
- isItemInStock
- removeProductFromStock
- The original WLI control file, DB_Account.jcx
Create the Java SCA component using the BPEL process editor
You can use the migrated Java classes generated by the WLI migration utility in the previous step to create Java SCA components, as shown in Table 7.
Table 7. From WLI control to BPM SCA component
|Original WLI control artifact
|Migrated BPM components
|WLI database control (.JCX)
WLI database control (.JCX)
|Database Java SCA Component in BPM
Database Java SCA Mapper Component in BPM
The next step is to create the Java SCA component by opening the BPEL process editor and dragging the converted DB_AccountSCAImpl Java object onto the assembly diagram, as shown in Figure 12.
Figure 12. Converted JDBC SCA (.Java)
When the WSDL to Java Mapper Facade dialog displays, click Yes to create the mapper. The mapper is used for mapping between the SCA business objects used by the BPEL process, and the Java types used by DBAccountsSCAImpl. As a result, the DB_AccountSCAImpl Java SCA component and the DB_AccountSCAmapper Java SCA component are placed onto the Assembly Diagram and connected, as shown in Figure 13.
Figure 13. Converted JDBC SCA (.Java) and Mapper component
The WSDL to Java Mapper Facade creation functionality of the BPEL process editor then generates a WSDL interface according to the signatures of DB_AccountSCAImpl's Java operations. This WSDL interface provides an interface between the BPEL process and the Java SCA implementation of this WLI control.
Because of the way WLI exports WSDLs for the WLI controls, the WLI DB_Account interface will be split between two different WSDLs, one for the operations used by each JPD process (Figure 14 and Figure 15). To prevent namespace and port type clashes, we'll merge the operations in these two WSDLs into the generated mapper WSDL (Figure 16).
Figure 14 and Figure 15 show the WLI exported JPD control WSDLs:
Figure 14. DB.DB_AccountPT interface operations in the pprocess JPD's control WSDL (Process_ctrl.wsdl)
Figure 15. DB.DB_AccountPT interface operations in the isItemInStockSubProcess JPD's control WSDL (isItemInStockSubProcess_ctrl.wsdl)
Figure 16 shows the updated generated mapper interface WSDL:
Figure 16. Updated generated mapper interface WSDL
The DB_AccountSCAmapper (Figure 16) leverages simple types for all of its operation parameters, so there are no source code changes required to the mapper. If more complex types were used by the WSDL operations, you would have to modify the mapper's implementations to convert between the SDO DataObject received by the mapper and the actual complex Java types expected by the DB_AccountSCAImpl implementation.
The next step is to update the DB_Account reference for the main process. This reference was imported when the WLI JPD BPEL was initially imported by the BPEL importer plug-in. The problem is that the DB_AccountReference references the DB.DB_AccountPT interface, which is no longer valid for our demo. Instead, it should point to the DB.DB_AccountSCA interface that has the merged operations. To change the DB_AccountReference to point to the right interface, do the following:
- Select the main process on the Assembly Diagram and view the Details section in the Properties tab.
- Expand References => DB_Account and select the DB.DB_AccountPT interface.
- In the Details tab on the right, click Change to change the interface from DB.DB_AccountPT to DB_AccountSCA.
The result is shown in Figure 17. Since isItemInStockSubProcess is also utilized the WLI database control, you need to make the same changes to its reference.
Figure 17. Updated DB_Account reference interface
Once the references for the BPEL processes are updated to match the interface for the DB_AccountSCAmapper, they can now be properly wired together. On the assembly diagram, right-click the DB_AccountSCAmapper and select Wire to existing to wire the process reference to the mapper interface. Since the process's DB_Account reference has been updated to leverage the new mapper interface on the assembly diagram, you also need to update the existing DB_Account reference partner in the implementation of the BPEL process to point to the correct interface. To do this, on the assembly diagram, right-click on the main process and select to implementation under Synchronize Interfaces and References. This moves the reference interface change into the process implementation. Repeat the same steps for the isItemInStockSubProcess. Figure 18 shows the results, which would be the same for both BPEL processes in our WLI demo.
Figure 18. Updated DB_Account reference partner with the new DB_AccountSCA mapper interface
Since the new DB_AccountSCAmapper is exposing a new interface, any of the the Invokes that call the methods of that WSDL also need to be updated. Figure 19 shows one such Invoke of the checkAvailableFunds method.
Figure 19. Java SCA reference partner Invoke properties details
As mentioned earlier, there is generally an Assign prior to the Invoke and an Assign after the Invoke. These Assigns also need to be modified. The example Invoke and its related Assigns are shown in Figure 20.
Figure 20. Java SCA Invoke activity and request /response assignments
To make these changes, start with the Invoke request and response by
selecting the correct data type for the local
input and
output variables. Table 8 shows the resulting
variable types.
Table 8. Input & Output Variable Types
|Variable: Input
|Variable: Output
Finally, correct the Assign for the newly entered
request and
output response variables. Table 9
shows the resulting assignments:
Table 9. Request & Response Assignments
|Assign: AssignCheckAcctBalanaceInput
|Assign: AssignCheckAcctBalanaceOutput
The steps above illustrate the migration of a WLI database control to a BPM Java SCA component using the WLI migration utility. For our WLI demo, we also used the WLI migration utility to migrate the transformation and custom Java controls. The process for migrating these controls closely follows the previous steps for the Database control. However, there can be some differences.
In cases where complex Java types are used in the interface operations (such as XMLBeans, JAXB objects, exceptions, and so on), the WSDL to Java Mapper Facade of the BPEL process editor may generate WSDL and Java that requires some changes. For example, operation input parameters of complex types may end up being typed as java.lang.Object and declared as xsd:anyType in the mapper WSDL.
In such cases, it can be very effective to simply replace the WSDL interface of the SCA mapper component with the original WSDL interfaces of the WLI controls that were exported along with the JPD BPELs. These existing interfaces usually have the correct XSD types defined for each of the operations. The reuse of existing interfaces also minimizes the impact to the reference partners and Invoke activities in the BPM BPEL process implementation. This replacement may cause the operations' parameter types between the mapper WSDL and the mapper Java implementation to become misaligned and will, therefore, require them to be synchronized. Additional source code modification may be needed to ensure the data type conversion in the mapper's Java implementation functions correctly.
Migrating WLI controls using the BPEL process editor
This section shows how to use the BPEL process editor to convert the WLI process control to a BPM Invoke activity. This is the only control that uses this approach in our WLI demo. See Conclusion for other controls that can use this approach.
The WLI process control provides any WLI JPD process access to another JPD process or subprocess. In our WLI demo, the main JPD process executes the isItemInStockSubProcess JPD process to check item availability and update stock quantity. A process control is created for the isItemInStockSubProcess JPD and the main JPD process invokes it using a process control Send node.
In the BPM world, this association is significantly simplified by the reference partner concept. The isItemInStockSubProcess in BPM will have a WSDL interface defined. The main process will have a reference partner defined for the isItemInStockSubProcess WSDL interface, and it can be invoked using a standard BPEL Invoke activity.
Import the BPEL into IBM BPM using the BPEL importer plug-in
When each WLI JPD process is exported from WLI as JPD BPEL, it comes with a pair of WSDLs, one of which contains the WSDL interface definitions for that JPD process. When the JPD BPEL is imported into Integration Designer using the BPEL 2.0 importer plug-in, the WSDLs are also imported. Therefore, the interface for a subprocess such as the isItemInStockSubProcess is readily defined and available for use, as shown in Table 10.
Table 10. From WLI JPD Flow to BPM BPEL Process
|Original WLI process flow
|Migrated BPM process
|WLI database control (.JCX)
|WLI database control (.JCX)
Correct WSDL Interfaces using the BPEL process editor
Due to some inherent differences between the WLI and IBM BPM platform, some corrections to the imported WSDLs and the main orocess BPEL may be needed before they will function properly. Specifically, the WSDL interface for the isItemInStockSubProcess JPD requires some correction. The exported WSDL contains incorrect schema locations, undefined types, and WLI proprietary attributes, so you'll need to fix those WSDLs to be consistent with the original WLI Java interface. Below are some before and after comparisons of the isItemInStockSubProcess interface.
Listing 1 shows the original WLI process interface in Java interface format.
Listing 1. Original WLI Java interface
public interface isItemInStockSubProcessPControl extends com.bea.control.ProcessControl, com.bea.control.ControlExtension { public boolean clientRequestwithReturn(com.bea.xml.XmlObject product); }
Figure 21 shows the migrated WLI process interface as BPM WSDL (SubProcess.isItemInStockSubProcessPT port type in isItemInStockSubProcess.wsdl) after initial import using the BPEL importer plug-in.
Figure 21. SubProcess.isItemInStockSubProcessPT partner interface in BPM before correction
Figure 22 shows the migrated WLI process interface as BPM WSDL after corrections.
Figure 22. SubProcess.isItemInStockSubProcessPT partner interface in BPM after correction
After correcting the WSDL, the only modification needed is to Assign the correct request and response variable to the Invoke. For this Invoke, we've elected to Use data type variables mapping to ensure proper XML namespace transfer. After checking that option, simply select the appropriate "read from" and "store into" variables for the Invoke's input and output. These "read from" and "store into" variables should already exist. As described earlier, there is typically an Assign activity before and after the Invoke. However, with using the variable mapping option, these Assign activities can be ignored unless there are errors.
Figure 23. Updated IsItemInStockSubProcess Invoke
This article described the approaches available for migrating WLI controls to IBM BPM. It covered the use of the external service wizard to configure the WebSphere JDBC adapter as a replacement for the WLI database control. It also described how to use the WLI migration utility to convert the WLI database control to a Java SCA component and how to use the BPEL process editor to migrate the WLI process control to a BPEL Invoke activity.
Although there are many WLI controls, most of the commonly used ones can be migrated using the approaches described by this article. However, there are a few WLI controls that are not being covered by this article. For those controls, we provide some suggestions for how to migrate them to IBM BPM in Table 11.
Table 11. Migration approaches for WLI controls
|WLI control
|Migration approach
|AquaLogic Service Bus control
|Provides connectivity to AquaLogic Service Bus
|Not currently supported
|Database control
|Integrates with databases using JDBC
|External service wizard or WLI migration utility
|Dynamic transformation control
|Provides a business process with the ability to dynamically select which transformation is invoked at runtime
|WLI migration utility
|ebXML control
|This control supports ebXML 1.0 and 2.0 B2B messaging services
|ebXML messaging services are provided by the IBM Sterling® B2B products
|EJB control
|Integrates with existing EJBs
|Email control
|Allows a business process to send emails
|External service wizard
|File control
|The file control can read, write and append to a file on the file system
|External service wizard
|Http control
|Enables a business process to send an HTTP or HTTPS request to a URL and receive the appropriate HTTP response header and body data
|BPEL process editor
|Java control
|Custom reuseable components.
|Not currently supported
|JMS control
|Enables a business process to send and receive JMS messages
|BPEL process editor
|Message Broker controls
|Provide JMS publish and subscribe capabilities
|BPEL process editor
|MQSeries control
|Enables a business process to send and receive messages using WebSphere MQ
|BPEL process editor
|Process control
|Integrates with other business processes
|Not currently supported
|RosettaNet control
|Sends and Receives RosettaNet B2B messages
|RosettaNet messaging services are provided by the Sterling B2B products.
|Service roker control
|A dynamic version of the web service control
|BPEL process editor
|Timer control
|Notifies the business process when a specified period of time has elapsed
|BPEL process editor
|TPM control
|Provides an interface to the Trading Partner Manager database to extract Trading Partner data.
|Not currently supported
|Web service control
|Used to connect to a web service using a WSDL file
|BPEL process editor
|WLI JMS control
|Similar to the JMS control with some additional features
|BPEL process editor
|WLI timer control
|An extension of the timer control
|BPEL process editor
|Worklist controls
|Enables the automated manipulation, creation, and management of tasks
|Not currently supported
|XML MetaData Cache control
|Integrates with the WLI XML MetaData Cache
|Not currently supported
|WLI workspace for demo application
|Migrated demo app with SCA JDBC client
|Migrated demo app with BPM JDBC adapter
- Service Component Definition Language
- BPEL process editor
- Pattern of accessing external services with adapters
- Importing WS-BPEL 2.0 process definitions Using the WS-BPEL 2.0 standard with IBM Integration Designer
- WLI migration utilities forum
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Coming off a brilliant round of putting on the easier North Course, the long-hitting Jobe kept the ball in play and made the only eagle on the par-5 18th to build a two-shot lead over Tim Clark and Jesper Parnevik.
"My games yesterday and today were not even comparable," said Jobe, who was at 12-under 132. "I hit the ball good today and putted great yesterday. I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow."
The two courses at Torrey Pines are nothing alike, making it hard to sort out who's doing what until the weekend. The final two days will include defending champion Tiger Woods, who recovered from a rugged start to his year with a 4-under 68 on the South, including a 60-foot eagle putt on the 13th.
Woods was seven shots out of the lead.
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Some players took advantage of the North simply to stick around. Amarillo's Ryan Palmer shot 76 in the first round, then came back with a 62 on the North to join the group at 6 under that included Phil Mickelson (67).
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The veteran music writer makes his case with reference to Led Zeppelin, the Who, the Doors and Carole King's Tapestry. But what about the popular singles – and how can he dismiss T Rex?
The two acts are among four that the corporation cannot play for fear of breaching copyright
The Doors remain one of the most influential band of the 60s, with charismatic frontman Jim Morrison and songs that swirl with poetry, sex and death
Filming for the rarely seen Feast of Friends took place across five months and 20 US cities
He photographed the most enduring images of the 60s folk-rock stars who lived in LA's Laurel Canyon. Now Henry Diltz stars in a documentary about the period. Sean O'Hagan looks back at Diltz's most iconic pictures
To honour the late Ray Manzarek, we offer a vintage interview with the Doors – first published in the New York Times in December 1968 – from Rock's Backpages, the online home of great music writing
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That is "Just a little" ridiculous. Do connected toilets exist?
Behold, the future of pooping. The iCarta 2 brings the joy of stereo music to your daily ablutions thanks to a dedicated iPhone dock that's connected to a handy toilet paper holder. Don't let the old 30-pin connector dissuade you; Bluetooth connectivity provides the utmost freedom of movement, so you can keep playing Angry Birds with big sound while also pinching a loaf. The iCarta 2 is powered by 4 AA batteries and has dedicated hardware power and volume keys. Just, uh, make sure to wipe those down regularly.
Of course, the iCarta 2 could be legitimately useful if your bathroom doesn't have a lot of space, but you want some tunes while taking a shower or brushing your teeth. Still, this is mainly for playing on your iPhone while you're dropping the kids off at the pool.
Connectedly is still in the early stages, but with stuff like this popping up, we're eager to explore the nascent connected bathroom industry. Fess up, who's actually interested in getting one of these things?
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That is "Just a little" ridiculous. Do connected toilets exist?
Hold onto your...
MIT's SENSEeable City Lab are working on smart toilets that can recognise the user and run biomarker and microbiota analysis.
Honestly, this doesn't seem like a huge joke to me. I would order one for every bathroom if it were wired somehow or if it had a clock. Either of those features would be a definite sale. Now I have to buy one and see how it works...
Interesting, what would be more fascinating is how many of these they manage to sell.
Dear God. Make it stop.
BTW "pinching a loaf"....?
Article and link states 4 AA batteries.
Not terribly crazy, since the future of home tech would be combining every day products that will hookup to your mobile, whether physically or bluetooth. Seems a bit crazy at first, but the less clutter, the better. They're just thinking of ways to put music in your bathroom without having to take up space on your magazine rack or whatever. Although, personally, not for me. To each their own I suppose! Musical pooping!
Don't want. People are usually on phones while doing the duty.
If this was cheaper than a standard toilet roll holder, I'd probably still get the standard one.
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this sounds really ridiculous but on second thought i remember that this is gonna be a part of the future. how about listening to mozart when pooping. classic ! but in all seriousness it is a bit....i don't really have a word for something so ....whatever! an iphone dock built into my toilet paper holder ? i would rather place it in a waterproof dock which protects my iphone and can be kept on the sink counter .
THIS!!! This is what humanity truly needs. All this time, people have been thinking... What is that perfect must-have product? Well... THERE YOU GO!!! Now if only it would support Android. :(
I'll wait for version 2.0 of this.. oh, wait, maybe I should stay away from a #2 for this product! ;-)
this is hilarious haha
Ok now I have seen everything!
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This doesn't sound the least bit odd to me. I keep a waterproof Bluetooth speaker in the bathroom for when I'm taking a shower, or other things, and want to listen to some podcasts. Depending on the volume of this I'd get one - but to be heard over the shower and vent it would need to get up there.
These guys are going to clean up!
no? Ok. I'll get my coat....
Well this is a great idea for small bathrooms. You can set your music and hop into the shower without the annoyance of your pod or phone falling into a wet shower or tub. It is also a great idea for those who listen to audio books and want to take in another chapter while carrying out another chore at the same time. How about catching up on the TV show you missed last night or watching or listening to the morning News?


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Acadian Driftwood: The Roots of Acadian and Cajun Music, the first book to be written about Acadian music, sheds light on two musical cultures, one that has too often been overlooked, and its more celebrated southern counterpart. It aims to give both of them a more prominent international profile.
Acadian Driftwood: The Roots of Acadian and Cajun Music is a primer on two genres, one that has a very distinct sound, a large fan base, and an international reputation, the other inherently disparate in style and virtually unknown in most parts of the world. The book includes up-to-date profiles of nearly 200 artists, with listings of recommended recordings and discographies.