Install the oracle.soworkflow shared library. If your server already has Configure foreign JNDI on the non-SOA server.

Creating Custom ADF Applications with Oracle Business Process Management Workspace Task Flows A-15 Figure A–13 Choosing adflibTaskListTaskFlow.jar

8. Drag and drop one of the Task Flow onto the JSPX page as a region.

Figure A–14 shows, by way of example, the TaskListTaskFlow being dropped onto the JSPX page as a region. Figure A–14 Oracle JDeveloper with TaskList Task Flow on the JSPX Test Page A-16 Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Oracle Business Process Management When you drag a task flow onto a JSPX page, a popup shows a list of the available parameters. For a description of these paramters, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Modeling and Implementation Guide for Oracle Business Process Management. The Edit Task Flow Binding dialog box appears. 9. In the Edit Task Flow Binding dialog box, pass the task flow parameters. Figure A–15 Passing Task Flow Parameters The following entry is created in the testSamplePagedef.xml. taskFlow id=taskListtaskflowdefinition1 taskFlowId=WEB-INFtaskList-task-flow-definition.xmltaskList-task-flow-defin ition xmlns=http:xmlns.oracle.comadfcontrollerbinding parameters parameter id=federatedMode value=true xmlns=http:xmlns.oracle.com adfmuimodel parameter id=showServerColumn value=true xmlns=http:xmlns.oracle.comadfmuimodel parameters taskFlow

10. Add the following shared libraries in weblogic-application.xml. If you have

oracle.soa.workflow.wc installed on your server, add that library by specifying the following. library-ref library-nameoracle.soa.workflowlibrary-name library-ref

11. Open and edit the WAR deployment profile for editing. To do this:

a. Right Click ViewController.

b. Select Deployment.

Creating Custom ADF Applications with Oracle Business Process Management Workspace Task Flows A-17 c. Select WAR File.

d. Click Edit.

e. Check adflibTaskListTaskFlow.jar, adflibWorklistComponents.jar and wsrp-container.jar. Figure A–16 Editing the WAR Deployment Profile

12. Secure the application using ADF Security by navigating Secure then Configure

ADF Security… from the application-level menu as Figure A–17 shows. A-18 Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Oracle Business Process Management Figure A–17 Navigating to Secure the Application The Enable ADF Security dialog box appears.

13. Select ADF Authentication as shown in

Figure A–18 .