The document provides a tutorial on using Oracle BPM with open data web services for a child welfare example. It introduces the child welfare use case involving a caseworker, doctor, parents, and judge. It then demonstrates the application, discussing the architecture, components, and capabilities. These include using the Open-XDX toolkit for data mapping and integration, BPM workflows and forms, and semantic lookup tools. The goal is to illustrate how to rapidly develop BPM applications using open standards and data.

1. Quick Tutorial – Part 1
Using Oracle BPM with
Open Data Web Services
Health and Human Services Child Welfare Example
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August, 2013
David Webber and
Serge Leontiev
Public Sector
NIEM Team

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relied upon in making purchasing decisions.
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3. Tutorial Overview
 Introduce the Use Case
– The Business Process and Actors
 Demonstrate the Example Application
– Discuss the Application Architecture
– Review the Components, Features and Capabilities
 Summary and Resources
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4. Demonstration Objectives
Illustrate capabilities of BPM application
solution
Demonstrate use of information sharing web
services
Show scalable lightweight technology
architecture
Introduce Open-XDX tools
Introduce SPARQL tools
Illustrate rapid development using the Oracle
platform and tools
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5. Use Case - Child Welfare Emergency Medication
Child requires new medication(s)
Psychotropic medication requires
Court Authorization
Caseworker initiates Court Case
Attending Physician completes
Medical report
Parents provide input, assent / object
Judge Reviews Case
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6. Actors, Roles and Actions
Case Worker
 Initiates Case for Child
Physician (Doctor)
 Provides Medical Report
Childs Parent
 Complete Health History and Consent Forms
County Judge
 Reviews Case and Presides
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7. Business Process Workflow Diagram (WYSIWYE)
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2
(from CWS/CMS)
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Case worker
(creates initial case records)
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4
3
(from case history)
(prescription drug
history)
(diagnosis and
treatment)
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(updates case details and pass
to court system)
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Doctor
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(send court decision to case worker)
(form completed
by judge with
case outcome)
Judge +
Parent

8. Application Demonstration
Note: All names and details used are completely fictitious
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9. Development Conceptual View
Design
Test
SQL
CAM Editor
XML
Deploy
DB
Delivery
Open XDX
Open XDX
SQL
XML
BPM
BPM
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Generate Data
Validate Data
Share Data
•
CAMV
Visual Editor
SQL Browser
Dictionaries
Drag and Drop
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Open XDX
Web Services
Oracle BPM
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Device
Browser
Server

10. Conceptual Architecture Components
Deployed Application
Systems
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3
Oracle BPM
User Forms
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2
User Forms
Courts Systems (NIEM)
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11. Components Summary
 Open-XDX open data toolkit with visual mapping editor
 Web service message exchanges with XML
 PDFbox Java library for PDF form handling
 SNOMED semantic lookup tools
 BPM user forms and SQL integration
 BPM workflow engine and dashboard
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12. Component Overview – Open-XDX
Mapping Services with XML

Visual Mapping from data sources

Template driven “code free” Java
engine creates deployed web
services

SQL automatically generated

XSD schema creates binding for
data sources in BPM forms
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SQL JDBC
connection
Open-XDX
Engine
XML instance
generated
CAM Template
+ mapping +
rules
Open-XDX =
Open XML Data
eXchange services
(„open data‟)
Web
Service
(WSDL)
XSD schema
content
definition

13. Capability – Visual Data Mapping Editor
Target
XML
Structure
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Drag
and
Drop
Case
Management
Database

14. Capability – CAM Editor Developer Tools
Editing/XML/SQL/Mapping
CAM Template
XSD Schema
XML
Content
Structure
- required
MindMap
Model
UML Model
Rules
CAM
EDITOR
Documentation
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XML Instance
XML
Dictionary
SQL
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Target Renderings (via XSLT transforms)
Documentation
HTML, XML, Excel

15. Component Overview – User Forms

Associate XSD schema with BPM
form

SQL JDBC
connection
One click BPM form generation
from schema field definitions

Supports CRUD access to SQL
data stores

Code free approach
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Open-XDX
Engine
XML instance
generated
CAM Template
Open-XDX =
Open XML Data
eXchange services
(„open data‟)
XSD
binding
BPM User
Form

16. Component Overview – Fillable PDFs


Import XSD schema into JDeveloper
Java objects
SQL JDBC
connection
Map XML elements to PDF form text
objects

Java PDFbox library merges XML
content into PDF blank form

Output is prefilled PDF form

Deliver via REST as binary object
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Open-XDX
Engine
XML instance
generated
CAM Template
XML to PDF
using Apache
“PDFbox” Java
class library
XML to
PDF
service

17. Component Overview – SNOMED lookup

NIH SNOMED drug catalogue
preloaded as RDF into Oracle
Database

Use prescription drug name for
semantic SPARQL lookup

Return drug classification and
related information as XML results

Display in BPM form
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NIH SNOMED
RDF dictionary
Oracle
Database
SPARQL
search
Java
Results
Handler
RDF content is
queried to retrieve
semantic content
XML result
generated

18. Features and Capabilities Summary
 Combines capabilities of Oracle BPM with rapid data
integration via SOA
 Build workflows quickly and link to interactive forms
 Minimizes coding; visual development approach
 Leverages XML with SQL, PDF forms and JSON
 Create scalable open data web services
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19. Resources and Links
 Open-XDX and CAM editor software tools
– http://www.cameditor.org
 Product Information on Oracle BPM Suite
– http://www.oracle.com/us/technologies/bpm/suite/overview/index.html
 Java Developer Magazine article “BPM without Barriers”
– http://java.ulitzer.com/node/2269751
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20. Open-XDX Specific Resources
SNAPSHOT OF
PROJECT ACTIVITIES
Showcase site for
integration exchanges
using NIEM and Open
Data
Global Test bed initiative
for Information
Exchange (GITB)
CAMV validation tools
www.VerifyXML.org
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21. CAMeditor.org Project Site
SNAPSHOT OF
PROJECT ACTIVITIES
165,000+ CAMeditor.org
page visits to site
165+ countries have
downloaded tools;
30% of visitors are from
U.S.;
800+ downloads weekly
3,500+ student views of
online video training
resources
8 languages now
available
www.cameditor.org
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www.niemtrainingvideos.org

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