Abstract: The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for centralized message searching of business processes. One process includes identifying a process integration (PI) domain associated with a message search, where the PI domain includes at least one PI component, and receiving a set of user-defined search attributes for searching messages within the identified PI domain, where each search attribute associated with a corresponding value. At least one message corresponding to the set of the received user-defined search attributes associated with at least one PI component is identified, and information associated with the identified at least one message corresponding to at least a portion of the set of received search attributes is retrieved. At least a portion of the retrieved information associated with the identified at least one message is presented via a user interface.

Abstract: The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for centralized message searching of business processes. One process includes identifying a process integration (PI) domain associated with a message search, where the PI domain includes at least one PI component, and receiving a set of user-defined search attributes for searching messages within the identified PI domain, where each search attribute associated with a corresponding value. At least one message corresponding to the set of the received user-defined search attributes associated with at least one PI component is identified, and information associated with the identified at least one message corresponding to at least a portion of the set of received search attributes is retrieved. At least a portion of the retrieved information associated with the identified at least one message is presented via a user interface.

Abstract: The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for centralized message searching of business processes. One process includes identifying a process integration (PI) domain associated with a message search, where the PI domain includes at least one PI component, and receiving a set of user-defined search attributes for searching messages within the identified PI domain, where each search attribute associated with a corresponding value. At least one message corresponding to the set of the received user-defined search attributes associated with at least one PI component is identified, and information associated with the identified at least one message corresponding to at least a portion of the set of received search attributes is retrieved. At least a portion of the retrieved information associated with the identified at least one message is presented via a user interface.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to software, computer systems, and computer implemented methods for providing centralized process integration (PI) domain alert monitoring. One process includes identifying at least one alert rule at a central rules repository, the at least one alert rule associated with at least one message inter-communication within a process integration (PI) domain, where the PI domain includes at least one PI component, and where the message inter-communications within the PI domain occur between PI components. At least one alert consumer registration associated with at least one alert consumer system for an identified alert rule is identified. Information associated with the at least one identified alert rule from the central rules repository is distributed to the corresponding PI component associated with the message inter-communication linked to the alert rule and to the at least one registered alert consumer system.

Abstract: The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for centralized monitoring of business processes. One process includes identifying a process integration (PI) domain, where the PI domain includes at least one PI component, accessing at least one PI component included in the identified PI domain. retrieving a set of local monitoring information from the accessed at least one PI component, persisting the retrieved set of local monitoring information in a centralized repository, and presenting at least a portion of the persisted set of local monitoring information to a client in response to a request from the client.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to software, computer systems, and computer implemented methods for providing centralized process integration (PI) domain alert monitoring. One process includes identifying at least one alert rule at a central rules repository, the at least one alert rule associated with at least one message inter-communication within a process integration (PI) domain, where the PI domain includes at least one PI component, and where the message inter-communications within the PI domain occur between PI components. At least one alert consumer registration associated with at least one alert consumer system for an identified alert rule is identified. Information associated with the at least one identified alert rule from the central rules repository is distributed to the corresponding PI component associated with the message inter-communication linked to the alert rule and to the at least one registered alert consumer system.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention may provide a cross system monitor. The cross system monitor may function as a central dashboard for all PI components in PI domains being monitored. The cross system monitor may tightly integrate PI monitoring with system monitoring. Further, the cross system monitor may provide integration with incident management, notification management and alerting infrastructure. Moreover, the cross system monitor may provide context specific guidance with analysis. In addition, the cross system monitor may collect all necessary information regularly and automatically in background.

Abstract: The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for centralized message searching of business processes. One process includes identifying a process integration (PI) domain associated with a message search, where the PI domain includes at least one PI component, and receiving a set of user-defined search attributes for searching messages within the identified PI domain, where each search attribute associated with a corresponding value. At least one message corresponding to the set of the received user-defined search attributes associated with at least one PI component is identified, and information associated with the identified at least one message corresponding to at least a portion of the set of received search attributes is retrieved. At least a portion of the retrieved information associated with the identified at least one message is presented via a user interface.

Abstract: The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for centralized monitoring of business processes. One process includes identifying a process integration (PI) domain, where the PI domain includes at least one PI component, accessing at least one PI component included in the identified PI domain. retrieving a set of local monitoring information from the accessed at least one PI component, persisting the retrieved set of local monitoring information in a centralized repository, and presenting at least a portion of the persisted set of local monitoring information to a client in response to a request from the client.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention may provide a cross system monitor. The cross system monitor may function as a central dashboard for all PI components in PI domains being monitored. The cross system monitor may tightly integrate PI monitoring with system monitoring. Further, the cross system monitor may provide integration with incident management, notification management and alerting infrastructure. Moreover, the cross system monitor may provide context specific guidance with analysis. In addition, the cross system monitor may collect all necessary information regularly and automatically in background.