Workflow Configuration Clicking Workflow Configuration opens the Task Library Clicking Task Library opens the Task Library page. The Task

11-22 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle Identity Manager Figure 11–9 Task Library Page You can delete a task only after both the following conditions are met: ■ The task is removed from all workflows. This implies that the task is deleted by right-clicking the task on any subworkflow and clicking Remove Task and Subflow . ■ No instance of the task is present in the system. For instance, if a workflow is created with a task and if the resource for that workflow is provisioned to a user and the workflow is started resulting in the task being run, then an instance of that task is created in the system. In that case, the task cannot be deleted. The Task Library page has search criteria on the top that you can use to search for tasks. The main section lists the tasks with various parameters. You can click a row to highlight it. If a task can be deleted, then the Remove Selected Task button is enabled along with the Edit Selected Task button.

11.6.3.2.3 Display Options Clicking Display Options opens the Set Display Options

dialog box that provides options to specify how the workflow is displayed when you are designing the workflow. Figure 11–10 shows the Set Display Options dialog box. Developing Resource Objects 11-23 Figure 11–10 Set Display Options Dialog Box You can use this dialog box to enable or disable the following options: ■ Display Unknown Response Code : Display or hide unknown response codes. ■ Display Adapter Name On-Screen : Display or hide adapter names attached to the tasks. ■ Display Undo Tasks : Display or hide undo tasks. ■ Display Recovery Tasks : Display or hide recovery tasks.

11.6.3.2.4 Generate Image Clicking Generate Image saves the current view of the

workflow as a JPEG image. The image opens in a new browser window.

11.6.3.2.5 Legend Clicking Legend opens the Legend dialog box, which is shown in

Figure 11–11 . This dialog box shows the following types of elements: 11-24 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle Identity Manager Figure 11–11 Legend Dialog Box ■ Markers: These elements represent a particular marking or place in the workflow. For example, the starting point, an on-page reference, or a place representing an extended workflow with more elements underneath can be represented with a marker. You can right-click a Task element and select the option to hide the responses. When you hide a response, the icon for the Response subtree is displayed to indicate that there are hidden responses. The on-page reference marker refers to other elements on the page whose relationship is not shown with links. An example of this is a response code defined for a task and for that response a response-generated task is defined. If this response-generated task has its response referring to the original task in a circular manner, then an on-page reference marker makes it easier to show the relationship. ■ Tasks: These icons are used to indicate manual and automated tasks. If a task has an event handler or an adapter attached to it for autocompletion, then it is an automated task. Otherwise, it remains a manual task. ■ Responses: These are the different color codes used for different types of response codes, such as Completes, Rejects, and Cancels. Any user-defined response code is shown with a different color code. ■ Links: These are the different color codes used for links that display the relationship or linkage between elements. Depending on the type of task the link refers to, the color code for the link is different. For example, the color code indicates whether or not the task is undo or recovery. The different types of links are: Initial Task, Response Generated Task, Recovery Task, and Undo Task.