A note about orchestration development
This chapter, perhaps better than any other, demonstrates a common and effective pattern for orchestration development. The following steps are generally used to build orchestrations:
- Determine messages and required patterns.
- Create orchestration messages.
- Layout shapes.
- Create logical ports.
Although not all orchestration development (or developers) will follow these steps, I think they work best with the toolset as they start at the edges (messages) and work their way inward, ending in connecting the specific pieces.
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