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Composite Application Logging (CAL)
Composite Application Logging is a comprehensive logging framework based on the Log4J Java based logging utility. Applying this framework enables the administrator to define the level of logging as well to which type of consumer the log messages will be pushed to.
Business Process Model
A business process model is a structured and measured set of activities designed to produce a specific output for a particular customer or market. It implies a strong emphasis on how work is done within an organisation. In contrast to a product focus’s emphasis, a process is thus a specific ordering of work activities across time and space, with a clear beginning and an end, as well as clearly defined inputs and outputs.
Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
Business Activity Monitoring refers to the process activity monitoring layer of the OpenText Process Suite (OTPS) platform. With BAM you can monitor any process activity while applying the specific data of the process model. BAM allows you to measure the performance of the active processes with respect to the specific data of the process model itself.
Application Connector
An application connector is a software component that implements the connectivity between the OpenText Process Suite (OTPS) platform and an (external) application, data source or database. The application connectors are used to run the different types of web service operations.
When you design and implement your business process model with the OpenText Process Suite platform (f.k.a. Cordys Business Operations Platform), you can manipulate the process data stored in XML in the so-called message map.
