seconds timezone DateTime and Interval Functions
22.13.2 getDataInput
Returns the value of a specific input argument in a data association. Signature: bpmn:getDataInputdataInputName Arguments: dataInputName - String that contains the name of the data input argument. Examples:22.13.3 getDataObject
Returns the value of a specific data object. Signature: bpmn:getDataObjectdataObjectName Arguments: dataObjectName - String that contains the name of the data object whose value you want to obtain. Examples: bpmn:getDataObjectdiscount bpmn:getDataObjectapproveTermsOutcome22.13.4 getDataOutput
Returns the value of a specific data output argument in a data association. Signature: pmn:getDataOutputdataOutputName Arguments: dataOutputName - String that contains the name of the data output argument. Writing Expressions 22-23 Examples:22.13.5 getGatewayInstanceAttribute
Returns value of a specific activity instance attribute in a gateway. See Section 8.4, Introduction to Activity Instance Attributes for more information about the supported activity instance attributes for gateways. Signature: bpmn:getGatewayInstanceAttributegatewayName, attributeName Arguments: gatewayName - String that contains the name of the gateway that contains the attribute whose value you want to obtain. attributeName - String that contains the name of the attribute whose value you want to obtain. Examples:22.13.6 getProcessInstanceAttribute
Returns value that corresponds to a process activity instance attribute. See Section 8.4, Introduction to Activity Instance Attributes for more information about the supported activity instance attributes. Signature: bpmn:getProcessInstanceAttributeattributeName Arguments: attributeName - String that contains the name of the process instance attribute whose value you want to find out. Examples: bpmn:getProcessInstanceAttributeownerParts
» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Introduction to the Oracle Business Process Management Suite
» Oracle BPM Studio Oracle Business Process Composer
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» Oracle BPM Projects Process Modeling and Implementation
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» Process Analytics Other Oracle BPM Suite Components
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» Oracle Business Process Analysis BPA Suite
» Process Modeling Introduction to the Application Development Life Cycle
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» Use Case: Using BPM Studio to Create Project Templates
» Use Case: Using BPM Studio to Model Processes and Deploy an Application
» Use Case: Using Business Process Composer to Create Process Blueprints
» What is Business Process Management Notation BPMN
» Data Objects Introduction to Business Process Management Notation BPMN
» Initialize Data objects script task Initiate the process instance user task with initiator pattern
» Determine Business Practice Review Approve Quote
» Approved Rejected: Sends the process flow back to the enter quote.
» Oracle BPM Studio Use Cases Introduction to JDeveloper Roles
» Workflow: Creating Applications Based on Process Blueprints
» Workflow: Creating Project Templates
» Workflow: Integration between the Oracle BPM Suite and Oracle BPA
» BPMN Process Editor BPMN Component Palette
» Oracle BPM MDS Browser Structure View Simulation View
» Log Window Documentation Window
» Introduction to Project Resources
» Sharing Projects Between Oracle BPM Users
» How to Open a Project from the File System
» How to Import a Previously Exported Project
» How to Edit Project Preferences
» How to Create a New Project Template How to Create a Project Template from an Existing BPM Project
» How to Set the Edit Policies for a Process in a Project Template
» How to Set the Edit Policies for an Activity in a Project Template
» Introduction to the Oracle Metadata Service MDS Repository
» How to Checkout a Project in Oracle BPM MDS
» How to Lock or Unlock a Project in Oracle BPM MDS
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» How to Create a New Business Process How to Open a Business Process
» Introduction to the Process Editor
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» How to Add Documentation to Your Process
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» Adding Roles and Swimlanes to Your Process
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» Using Process Input and Output Arguments
» The Signal Start Event in Context
» Introduction to the Timer Start Event
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» Introduction to the Terminate End Event
» Using Interactive Activities Using the User Task in Project Templates
» Reusable Processes Introduction to the Call Activity
» A token reaches the call activity in the parent process
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» The child process continues running until an end event is reached or an error
» The process flow returns back to the call activity in the parent process.
» Flow of the main process continues.
» Starting a Process with the Receive Task
» Using the Send and Receive Tasks to Communicate Between Processes
» Introduction to the Message Throw Event
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» Using Message Throw and Catch to Communicate Between Processes
» Introduction to Oracle Business Rules
» Introduction to Sequence Flows Introduction to Unconditional Sequence Flows
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» The Exclusive Gateway in Context Splitting and Merging Exclusive Gateways
» Splitting and Merging Inclusive Gateways
» The Parallel Gateway in Context
» Introduction to the Complex Gateway
» Introduction to Intermediate Events Introduction to the Timer Catch Event
» Introduction to the Error Catch Event
» Subprocesses and Sequence Flows
» Subprocesses in Context Using Subprocesses to Organize Your Process
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» Working with Guided Business Processes
» Introduction to the Organization Editor
» Introduction to Organizational Units
» How to Create an Organizational Unit
» How to Create a Calendar How to Create Holidays
» Basic Data Objects versus Complex Data Objects
» Supported Data Types for Data Objects
» Default Values Introduction to Data Objects
» How to Add a Process Data Object
» How to Edit a Process Data Object
» How to Assign a Value to a Process Data Object
» Introduction to Roles Introduction to Activity Instance Attributes
» Working with Activity Instance Attributes
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» How to Add a Project Data Object
» How to Assign a Value to a Project Data Object
» Introduction to Subprocess Data Objects Introduction to Arguments
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» How to Define a Transformation
» What Happens When You Define a Transformation
» Introduction to Transformations Introduction to Importing Processes from the BPA Repository
» Simulation Models and Simulation Definitions
» Select Specify number of process instances to be created.
» How to Create a Simulation Definition
» From the Simulation list, select the simulation definition you want to run.
» What Happens When You Run a Simulation
» Understanding the Simulation View
» How to Analyze the Results of a Simulation Using a Chart
» How to Generate a Simulation Report
» What Happens when You Generate a Simulation Report
» Process and Activity Performance Metrics Workload Metrics
» Human Resource Metrics Introduction to Process Analytics
» Typical Process Analytics Workflow
» How to Configure the Sampling Point Generation of a Project
» How to Add a Business Indicator to a Project
» What Happens When You Add a Business Indicator to a Process
» How to Add Single Measurement Marks to a Process
» What Happens When You Add a Single Measurement to a Process
» How to Measure a Business Indicator in a Process Section Using Measurement Marks
» BPM Process Cubes Configuring Cubes Generation in a Project
» How to Enable Oracle BAM in a Project
» What Happens When You Enable Oracle BAM
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» How to Customize a Synthesized Type
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» How to Add a Business Object
» What Happens When You Delete a Business Object How to Document a Business Object
» How to Use a Business Object in a Process What Happens When You Use a Business Object in a Process
» How to add an XML Schema to Your BPM Project
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» How to Assign an Existing Human Task to a User Task
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» What Happens When You Create a Human Task from Oracle BPM Studio
» How to Edit a Human Task Using the Oracle BPM Simplified Editor
» How to Edit a Human Task Using the SOA Human Task Editor
» Click Browse Resources. Using Human Task Patterns in Oracle BPM
» Introduction to Callbacks Introduction to Services and References
» Introduction to Service Adapters in Oracle BPM
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» Introduction to BPEL Processes in Oracle BPM
» Using Services in Oracle BPM
» How to Customize a Service or a Reference
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» Using Business Rules in a BPMN Process
» How to Assign an Existing Business Rule to a Business Rule Task
» What Happens When You Assign an Existing Business Rule to a Business Rule Task
» How to Edit the Business Rule Associated to a Business Rule Task
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» How to Configure Loop Markers
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» Using References in Oracle BPM Introduction to Timer Events
» How to Add a Delay to the Process Flow
» What Happens When You Add a Delay to the Process Flow
» How to Design a Process to Start Based on a Time Condition
» How to Configure a Deadline for an Activity
» How to Configure a Deadline for a BPMN Process
» What Happens When You Configure a Deadline for a BPMN Process
» How to Run Additional Activities While an Activity is Running
» What Happens When You Run Additional Activities While an Activity is Running
» How to Run Additional Activities While a Process is Running
» What Happens When You Run Additional Activities While a Process is Running
» How to Configure a Timer Event To Use a Specific Date and Time
» What Happens When You Configure a Timer Event to Use a Specific Date and Time
» How to Configure a Timer Event to Use an Interval
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» Using Business Exceptions Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
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» How to Configure an Error Event to Catch Business Exceptions
» Click the Browse button next to the Exception field.
» How to Configure a Catch Event to Catch System Exceptions
» What Happens When You Throw an Exception
» How to Create a Business Exception
» What Happens When You Create a Business Exception
» How to Configure the ErrorInfo Attribute in a Business Exception
» Click OK. Handling Exceptions in Subprocesses
» How to Handle Errors in a Peer Process Using Message Events
» What Happens When You Handle Errors in a Peer Process Using Message Events
» Introduction to Synchronous and Asynchronous Operations
» Communicating With Other BPMN Processes and Services Using Message Events
» How to Invoke Asynchronous Service Operation Using Message Events
» How to Receive the Callback Operation of an Asynchronous Service Using Message Events
» How to Invoke the Callback Operation of an Asynchronous BPMN Process Using Message Events
» What Happens When You Invoke an Asynchronous BPMN Process Using Message Events
» Using Message Events Configured as Boundary Events
» How to Invoke a Synchronous Service Operation Using a Service Task
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» How to Invoke a Synchronous BPMN Process Operation Using a Service Task
» What Happens When You Invoke a Synchronous BPMN Process Operation Using a Service Task
» Communicating With Other BPMN Processes and Services Using Send and Receive Tasks
» How to Use a Send Task to Invoke an Asynchronous Service Operation
» How to Use a Receive Task to Invoke the Callback Operation of an Asynchronous BPMN Process
» What Happens When You Invoke an Asynchronous BPMN Process Using Send and Receive Tasks
» Introduction to Invoking a Process Using Call Activities
» How to Invoke a Process Using Call Activities
» Introduction to Communication Between Processes Using Signal Events
» How to Broadcast a Signal to Multiple Processes
» What Happens When You Configure a Process To React to a Specific Signal
» Defining the Process Interface
» Using Message Events to Define the Callback Interface for BPMN Processes
» How to Configure the Start Operation of a BPMN Process as Asynchronous Using Message Events
» How to Define a Callback Operation Using Message Events
» How to Configure the Start Operation of a BPMN Process as Synchronous Using Message Events
» How to Configure the End Event of a Synchronous Process
» Defining the Callback Interface for BPMN Processes Using a Send Task
» Select Properties. Click the Implementation tab.
» How to Configure a Process Operation as Synchronous Using Send and Receive Tasks
» From the Implementation Type list, select None. Select Properties.
» Click the Implementation tab.
» From the Implementation Type list, select None.
» What Happens When You Define a Synchronous Operation Using Send and Receive Tasks
» How to Add Input and Output Arguments to a BPMN Process
» How to Edit the Input and Output Arguments of a BPMN Process
» How to Delete an Input or Output Argument of a BPMN Process
» Introduction to Expressions in Oracle BPM
» How to Implement a Complex Gateway
» How to Configure Loop Markers How to Configure Multi-Instance Markers
» subtraction year DateTime and Interval Functions
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» Using String Literals Using Literals
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» Using Array Literals Using Literals
» getActivityInstanceAttribute XPath BPM Extension Functions
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» getProcessInstanceAttribute XPath BPM Extension Functions
» Understanding the Relationship Between SOA Composites and SOA Components
» How to Add a BPMN Process from the SOA Composite Editor
» What Happens When You Add a BPMN Process from the SOA Composite Editor
» Integrating with BPEL Processes Using the SOA Composite
» Connecting to a BPMN Process Using Web Services
» How to Build a BPM Project What Happens When You Build a BPM Project
» Guided Business Process Design Time Architecture
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» Online Public Sector Form Processing
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» Standards and Guidelines for Working with Guided Business Processes
» The Typical Flow of Developing a Guided Business Process
» How to Add a User Task to a Milestone
» What Happens When You Order the Milestones in a Guided Business Process
» How to Delete a Task from a Guided Business Process
» What Happens When You Delete a Task from a Guided Business Process
» What Happens When You Delete Milestone
» How to Configure an Optional Task
» What Happens When You Configure an Optional Task
» How to Configure a Parallel Task Flow in a BPMN Guided Business Process
» How to Branch the Task Flow in a BPMN Guided Business Process
» How to Configure a Task to Display a Blocked Icon
» What Happens When You Configure a Task to Display a Blocked Icon and Message
» How to Configure an Icon for a Guided Business Process
» What Happens When You Configure an Icon for a Guided Business Process
» How to Configure an Icon for a Milestone
» What Happens When You Configure the Task Access Mode for a Guided Business Process
» How to Localize a BPMN Guided Business Process
» Introduction to Developing a Guided Business Process Configuring Activity Guide Properties
» What Happens When You Deploy a Guided Business Process to Oracle WebLogic Server
» What Happens When You Create a Guided Business Process Instance
» Introduction to Building a Guided Business Process Client Application
» How to Develop a Guided Business Process Client Application
» What Happens When You Develop a Guided Business Process Application with Oracle ADF
» How to Configure the Supported Locales for a Guided Business Process Client Application
» Guided Business Process query Service API
» JNDI Names for the Guided Business Process Enterprise Java Beans
» How to Enable Client Side Logging
» How to Enable Server-Side Logging
» Configuring Log Levels Using Guided Business Process Logging
» AMX Components Introduction to Approval Management
» Task Understanding Approval Management Concepts
» List Creation Business Rules for Approval
» Approver Substitution List Modification
» Introduction to the Modeling Process
» Before You Begin Designing Approval Management Tasks in Oracle JDeveloper
» Choose Entity. How to Define Entity Parameters
» Set the collection for the stage.
» Click OK. How to Define Entity Parameters
» Provide the XSD where the schema is defined.
» Define the task payload parameter as static XML.
» Define the collection, its XPATH expression, and its keys.
» How to Create Service Data Object SDO References How to Define Collections
» Double-click the stage you just created, or select the stage and click the Edit icon.
» How to Model Task Participants
» How to Model and Configure List Builders
» How to Use Assignment Context
» In the Assigmnent and Routing Policy section of the Human Task Editor, select a
» In the Configure Restricted Assignment dialog, select the Assignment tab.
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» From the Task Editor, expand the Advanced Settings section.
» Click the Other Callbacks tab.
» Click OK. Click OK to close the dialog.
» Header View How to Use Task Forms
» Task Payload View Task History View
» Select Users from the dropdown list.
» Enter a full name in the text-entry field and click Search. You also can perform a
» Click the Add icon. Select Approval Group. Click OK.
» How to Specify Routing Settings The Event Driven tab contains a limited set of
» Click Apply when you have finished making your changes. Click Add variable.
» How to Define Conditions You can set the left and right sides of a condition by
» Add the following libraries from Libraries and Classpath to the class path:
» Choose adflibTaskListFlow.jar from the Component Palette, and drag
» Add the following shared libraries to weblogic-application.xml:
» From the Edit WAR Deployment Profile Properties dialog, select the following:
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