This paper describes how to test a BPEL process by using the Oracle BPEL Test Framework. This framework, part of Oracle BPEL Process Manager, provides a way to create and execute a set of repeatable tests on a BPEL process. In addition, this paper also offers some best practices borrowed from traditional integration and agile development projects to help developers, project managers, and testers working in an SOA environment.
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