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h2. Petals Creation Wizards

Petals Creation Wizards creation wizards were reorganized.

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... and a wizard to create *service consumers*.


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This makes sense with the methodology we try to adopt push with our users.

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However, note Note that the created projects have the same structure than before.
So, former Former projects are still working with this version.

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These wizards also have less pages than before, and only show the meaningful fields to complete.
For service providers, there are few changes. Note that there There is now an option now to not import the WSDL in the final project. This way, it is possible to centralize XML schemas and WSDL on a web server (as an example).

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Notice that Petals projects now natively support working sets.
You can directly associate a Petals service project with a working set.

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h2. JBI Editors

The key files files with Petals are named *jbi.xml*.
Many changes have been done here.

You can now create a Java project, with a default POJO implementation and the right libraries in the class path.

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h2. BPEL

Petals Studio 1.3 now rely relies on the official BPEL Designer from the Eclipse Foundation.
Contributions were done for this. The new BPEL wizard was completely reviewed.
You can either start with a template...

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This version works with Petals 4 and the main features of Petals 3.
It means old features from Petals 3, which are not part of Petals 4, were removed.:
This includes:
* No more support for the KPI component and Petals View.
* No more support for SCA.

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This version also contains:
+ * Many bug fixes (in particular on EIP croquis).
+ * Minor enhancements.
+ * Some underlying changes (based on Eclipse Indigo, built with Maven Tycho, tests with SWT Bot...).

See [the complete release note|http://jira.petalslink.com/secure/ReleaseNote.jspa?projectId=10070&version=10190] for more details...