How to Configure a Task to Display a Blocked Icon

24-24 Modeling and Implementation Guide for Oracle Business Process Management Example 24–1 An activityguide.properties File ActivityGuide Properties ServerAuthenticationMethod=IDENTITY_PROPAGATION ServerConnectionMode=SOAP SelectionFilter=MY Realm=jazn.comShow RefreshButton=true ShowAllAGTreeNodesProperties=true Sample value for AGDefinitionFilter: defaultBPMAGPrj22.031fcd931-6263-4b58-97cf-6fb084addabc AGDefinitionFilter= AGInstanceID=110003 AGInstanceOrdering=CIKEY:DESC CustomPredicate1=STATE,EQ,OPEN CustomPredicate2=STATUS,EQ,In Progress Example Value for AGTasksPopupTaskflowID is WEB-INFag-popup-task-flow.xmlag-popup-task-flow AGTasksPopupTaskflowID= ShowCustomBlockedIcon=true HideAGTreeRootNode=false AGDefinitionFilter Specifies the definition ID used to filter the process in an activity guide. The activity guide only displays those processes that match this ID. activity guide definition ID AGInstanceOrdering Specifies the order used to display the processes in the activity guide. For example: CREATION_DATE:ASC ■ column_name:ASC ■ column_name:DESC Default value: ASC AGInstanceID Specifies the instance ID used to display the activity guide tree. For example: 10001 activity guide instance ID CustomPredicate1 Specifies an additional predicate to filter the list of processes in an activity guide. For example: CREATOR, EQ, jstein column name, operator, value CustomPredicate2 Specifies a different additional predicate to filter the list of processes in an activity guide. This predicate is used with CustomPredicate1 column name, operator, value ShowAllAGTreeNodesProperties Specifies if the activity guide shows a section at the top that describes the properties of activity guides, milestones and tasks. ■ true ■ false Default value: true ShowRefreshButton Specifies if the regional area displays a refresh button. ■ true ■ false Default value: false AGTasksPopupTaskFlowID Specifies the content to display in the task pop-up. fully qualified TaskFlow ID HideAGTreeRootNode Hides the Guided Business Process title on the Activity Guide Tree root node. ■ true ■ false Default value: false realm Security abstraction that controls access to the resources served by the Java Web Server. jazn.com ShowCustomBlockedIcon Specifies if the Guided Business Process shows the custom task blocked icon. ■ true ■ false Default value: false Table 24–1 Cont. Activity Guide Properties Property Description Possible Values Working with Guided Business Processes 24-25 WorklistHttpURL is required only for digital signatures WorklistHttpURL=http:host:portintegrationworklistapp

24.8 Deploying an Guided Business Process to Oracle Weblogic Server

Guided Business Process are deployed to the application server in the same way as an SOA composite process. However, Guided Business Processes must be deployed to a standalone instance of Oracle WebLogic Server rather than the embedded Oracle WebLogic Server included with JDeveloper.

24.8.1 How to Deploy a Guided Business Process

Deploying a Guided Business Process to Oracle WebLogic Server involves the following main steps: ■ Creating a connection to Oracle WebLogic Server ■ Using JDeveloper or an Ant script to deploy the Guided Business Process To deploy an Guided Business Process: Following are the main steps in deploying an Guided Business Process: 1. Create a connection to Oracle WebLogic Server.

a. Use connection type Weblogic 10.3.

b. Enter a name for the WLS Domain. 2. Deploy the Guided Business Process through JDeveloper or using an Ant script: To deploy a Guided Business Process using JDeveloper: ■ Right-click the SOA composite associated with the Guided Business Process and select Deploy, then select the name of the SOA composite and the name of the server connection configured in the previous step. To deploy a Guided Business Process using an Ant script: ■ Right-click the SOA composite and select Deploy, the name of the SOA composite and to JAR. ■ Run the command shown in Example 24–2 : Example 24–2 Deploying a Guided Business Process Using an Ant Script ant -f ORACLE_HOMEbinant-sca-deploy.xml -DsarLocation location of sca_ composite.jar -DserverURL soa server url - Duser administrator user name -Dpassword administrator password For more information about deploying an SOA composite to the application server, see Deploying SOA Applications with Enterprise Manager in Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle SOA Suite.

24.8.2 What Happens When You Deploy a Guided Business Process to Oracle WebLogic Server

The Guided Business Process runs on WLS. You can view the Guided Business Process using Oracle Enterprise Manager Application Server Control console.