This integration is possible by first developing a component (class library) which manages a connection to the external or internal database (Oracle and SQL Server) and provides the methods to execute the stored procedures.
Then, by registering the component in Bizagi Component library (a feature available in the Enterprise .NET and Enterprise JEE edition), it will be possible to execute those stored procedures from business rules in Bizagi.
This integration is possible by first developing a component (class library) which manages a connection to the external or internal database (Oracle and SQL Server) and provides the methods to execute the stored procedures.
Then, by registering the component in Bizagi Component library (a feature available in the Enterprise .NET and Enterprise JEE edition), it will be possible to execute those stored procedures from business rules in Bizagi.
Dear Pedro,
Thank you very much for your interest in Bizagi.
This integration is possible by first developing a component (class library) which manages a connection to the external or internal database (Oracle and SQL Server) and provides the methods to execute the stored procedures.
Then, by registering the component in Bizagi Component library (a feature available in the Enterprise .NET and Enterprise JEE edition), it will be possible to execute those stored procedures from business rules in Bizagi.
To illustrate this idea, the following diagram represents this how-to architecture and workings:
In order to develop and implement the component, follow this article where there is an example: http://help.bizagi.com/bpmsuite/en/index.html?stored_procedures_howto.htm
Best Regards
Dear Pedro,
Thank you very much for your interest in Bizagi.
This integration is possible by first developing a component (class library) which manages a connection to the external or internal database (Oracle and SQL Server) and provides the methods to execute the stored procedures.
Then, by registering the component in Bizagi Component library (a feature available in the Enterprise .NET and Enterprise JEE edition), it will be possible to execute those stored procedures from business rules in Bizagi.
To illustrate this idea, the following diagram represents this how-to architecture and workings:
In order to develop and implement the component, follow this article where there is an example: http://help.bizagi.com/bpmsuite/en/index.html?stored_procedures_howto.htm
Best Regards
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