Yes. Persistent state in BPEL Maestro consists of deployment information, which is stored on a local file system, and process instance state, stored in a relational database such as Oracle or MySql. The deployment information is backed-up to recover from a system crash when a process is being deployed. The recovery of the…
A single instance of the BPEL Maestro toolkit can manage multiple remote instances of the runtime engines concurrently. Clustering capabilities are currently limited in that distributed runtime engines must be partitioned by process description. Future versions will support distributed runtime engines with finer-grained…
The BPEL Maestro runtime engine is designed to execute in any J2EE-compliant servlet container, whether that container resides inside an application server or is a standalone servlet container, such as Apache Tomcat.
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