Editing Pages in Process Spaces

A Creating Custom ADF Applications with Oracle Business Process Management Workspace Task Flows A-1 A Creating Custom ADF Applications with Oracle Business Process Management Workspace Task Flows Different features available in Process Workspace are exposed as standalone reusable components, called task flows. You can embed task flows in any Oracle Application Development Framework ADF application. These standalone task flows provide many parameters that enable you to build customized applications. All the task flows are bundled in an ADF library that you can include in the application in which you are embedding. This appendix provides basic information about the features in each task flow. Later, in Section A.5, Samples: Customizing ADF Applications with Oracle Business Process Management Workspace Task Flows, a sample task flow using TaskListTaskFlow shows detailed steps for embedding the task flow in the application as well as customizing, deploying, and running it. For descriptions of the various task flows, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Modeling and Implementation Guide for Oracle Business Process Management. This appendix covers the following topics: ■ Section A.1, User-Related Task Flows ■ Section A.2, Process Task Flows ■ Section A.3, Process Analytics Task Flows ■ Section A.4, .JAR files for the Task Flows ■ Section A.5, Samples: Customizing ADF Applications with Oracle Business Process Management Workspace Task Flows ■ Section A.6, Sample: Wf_client_config.xml File ■ Section A.7, Sample: Bean with the Method Returning the WorkflowServicesClientConfigurationType Object A.1 User-Related Task Flows This section contains these topics: ■ Section A.1.1, Task List Task Flow Note: This appendix assumes that you are familiar with both Oracle Application Development Framework and security. A-2 Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Oracle Business Process Management ■ Section A.1.2, Certificates Task Flow ■ Section A.1.3, Reports Task Flow ■ Section A.1.4, Application Preferences Task Flow ■ Section A.1.5, Flex Fields Task Flow ■ Section A.1.6, Rules Task Flow A.1.1 Task List Task Flow The task flow takes in the parameters to control how the embedded region displays. This section discusses the following parameters: ■ Section A.1.1.1, federatedMode ■ Section A.1.1.2, federatedServers ■ Section A.1.1.3, showServerColumn ■ Section A.1.1.4, wfCtxID For the full list of parameters, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Modeling and Implementation Guide for Oracle Business Process Management. Figure A–1 Process Workspace Tasks Page A.1.1.1 federatedMode If you set this parameter to true, then the task list is shown in the federated mode. For the task flow to run in federated mode, you must pass the list of federated servers to the task flow. For instructions about how to pass a list of federated servers to the task flow, see Section A.1.1.2, federatedServers . A.1.1.2 federatedServers To pass the federated servers list to the task flow, do one of the following: ■ Provide the client configuration file, wf_client_config.xml, in the class path The class path is either APP-INF\classes\wf_client_config.xml at the ear level or the WEB-INF\classes of the web application. The client configuration file contains all federated server details.