Use Cases Oracle Enterprise Repository features pre-bundled Automated Configuring the Automated Workflows to Process a Submission Event Follow these
3. Click OK to submit the asset.
4. After the asset is submitted, switch to the Oracle Enterprise Repository console to verify the following logging statements printed to the console, as shown in Figure 9–20 . Figure 9–20 Event Monitoring Console 5. The Event Monitoring tool can be used to view the payload of the event that is delivered. For more information about how to monitor and manage events, see Section 9.7, Monitoring and Managing Events . The HarvesterSettings.xml file can be optionally configured to set the triggerEvent tag turned to true or false so as to turn the BPM workflow eventing enabled or disabled respectively for the harvester tasks.9.2.2.5 Steps to Configure and Run the Oracle Business Process Management Process Engine
When Oracle Enterprise Repository is installed, you are directed to install and configure Oracle Business Process Management. This section assumes that Oracle Business Process Management was successfully installed. After the Event Manager is ready to send events, the Oracle Business Process Management Process Engine needs to be configured and be ready to process the events. When Oracle Enterprise Repository is installed, it provides an option to install and configure the Process Engine. This section assumes that the Process Engine was successfully installed before following these steps. To launch the Oracle Business Process Management Admin Center, double-click the obpmadmcenter.exe file in the OBPM Enterprise Home\bin directory.9.2.2.5.1 Use Cases Oracle Enterprise Repository features pre-bundled Automated
Workflows that are deployed to the Process Engine. When events are triggered within Oracle Enterprise Repository, they are delivered to the Process Engine and execute the Automated Workflows that attempt to automate Oracle Enterprise Repository processes, such as asset submission, acceptance, registration, and other governance process. For more information about the available Automated Workflows, see Section 9.5, Configuring Automated Workflows .9.2.2.5.2 Configuring the Automated Workflows to Process a Submission Event Follow these
steps after the Oracle Business Process Management Process Engine is installed. Note: The Asset Type should be Service. 9-26 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository 1. Generate the Workflow Configuration workflow.xml file using the Generate Workflow Config tool config_gen.bat. This tool connects to Oracle Enterprise Repository and creates a bootstrapping file that can be customized. For more information about generating the workflow.xml file, see Section 9.7.4, Configuring Workflow . 2. Encrypt the Workflow Configuration workflow.xml file. For more information, see Section 5.3.3, Workflow Configuration File . 3. Copy the newly generated workflow.xml file to the OBPM Enterprise Editionenterpriseserveraler_engine directory. 4. Open the workflow.xml file using the XML editor of choice. 5. Ensure that the Oracle Enterprise Repository Connection information, such as the URI and the registrar user namepassword, are configured correctly as shown here. alerconnection urihttp:server01.amer.bea.com:7005oerservicesFlashlineRegistry uri registrar useradminuser passwordpassword registrar alerconnection The URI must use the following format: http:host:portoer web app nameservicesFlashlineRegistry 6. Within the workflow.xml file, locate the assetType settings for the Service asset type, as shown here. assetType name=Service community=_CHANGE_COMMUNITY_ id=154 allTabs allTabs tab name=Oveview tab name=UDDI: Business Entity tab name=Taxonomy tab name=Architecture allTabs allTabs 7. Add the autoAccept attribute and set the value to true, as shown here. assetType name=Application community=_CHANGE_COMMUNITY_ id=154 autoAccept=true allTabs allTabs tab name=Oveview tab name=UDDI: Business Entity tab name=Taxonomy tab name=Architecture allTabs Now the Oracle Business Process Management Process Engine is configured to automatically accept any asset of type Service. 8. If the Oracle Business Process Management Process Engine is running, stop it and then restart it to load the latest workflow.xml changes. 9. The Refresh Workflow Configuration tool can be used to refresh the workflow.xml file without restarting the Oracle Business Process Management Process Engine. Configuring Oracle Enterprise Repository Workflow 9-27 For more information about refreshing the workflow.xml file, see Section 9.7.4.1, Refreshing the Workflow Config File .9.2.2.6 Triggering an Asset Submission Event
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