In the BPEL Variable column, click the Browse icon dots shown in

Getting Started with Human Workflow 26-25 To deploy the SOA composite application 1. In the Application Navigator, right-click the VacationRequest project and select Deploy VacationRequest. 2. Follow the pages of the deployment wizard to deploy the project. The project is deployed. For more information about deployment, see Section 40.7, Deploying SOA Composite Applications.

26.3.2.2.7 Initiating the Process Instance

To initiate the process instance: 1. See Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle BPM Suite for instructions on accessing the Test Web Service page for initiating the process instance.

26.3.2.2.8 Creating a Task Form Project

You are now ready to create a project for the task form. This is a separate project from the one in which you created the human task. To create a task form project: 1. Double-click the VacationRequestTask human task. The Human Task Editor is displayed.

2. From the Create Form menu at the top, select Auto-Generate Task Form.

Figure 26–21 provides details. Figure 26–21 Task Form Creation The Create Project dialog appears.

3. In the Project Name field, enter VacationRequestTaskFlow, and click OK.

4. From the File main menu, select Save All.

26.3.2.2.9 Acting on the Task in Oracle BPM Worklist

To resolve the task in Oracle BPM Worklist: 1. Go to Oracle BPM Worklist: 26-26 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle SOA Suite http:hostname:7001integrationworklistapp 2. Log in to Oracle BPM Worklist. 3. Resolve the task.

26.3.2.2.10 Deploying the Task Form

To deploy the task form: 1. In the Application Navigator, right-click the VacationRequestTaskFlow project and select Deploy VacationRequestTaskFlow. 2. Follow the pages of the deployment wizard to deploy the task form. The task form is deployed. For more information about deployment, see Section 40.7, Deploying SOA Composite Applications. 3. Return to Oracle BPM Worklist. 4. Note that the task form now appears at the bottom of Oracle BPM Worklist.

26.3.3 Additional Tutorials

In addition to the vacation request use case, other tutorials are available at the following URL: https:soasamples.samplecode.oracle.com Table 26–3 provides an overview of some samples. All samples show the use of worklist applications and workflow notifications. For the complete list of samples, visit the URL. Table 26–3 End-to-End Examples Sample Description Name Demo Community Seed Application Performs demo community seeding. This is a prerequisite for all other workflow samples. workflow-001-DemoCommun itySeedApp Vacation Request Provides a sample in which a user submits a vacation request that gets assigned to their manager for approval or rejection. This sample also describes how to create Oracle ADF task forms for the vacation request to act on the task. workflow-100-VacationReque st Sales Quote Request Provides a complex workflow sample with chaining of multiple tasks. workflow-102-SalesQuote Contract Approval Provides a sample of approving a contract. This sample uses digital signatures for tasks. workflow-104-ContractAppro val Iterative Design Provides a sample in which a workflow task can be passed multiple times between assignees during the design process. Advanced routing rules implement the routing behavior. workflow-106-IterativeDesign