Level: Introductory Naveen Balani (naveenbalani@rediffmail.com), Technical Architect, Webify Solutions
Rajeev Hathi (rajeev_hathi@hotmail.com), Systems Analyst, Satyam
20 Oct 2005 Learn how to set up and integrate LDAP with IBM® DB2® Content Manager for authentication and authorization. This tutorial walks you through the design of a sample claims workflow-based application and the assignment of user roles to work nodes using the DB2 Content Manager Client for Windows®. In this tutorial - This tutorial assists developers in the development and design of workflow-based applications using DB2 Content Manager.
- Learn the setup and integration of LDAP with DB2 Content Manager for authentication and authorization.
- Design of a sample claims workflow-based application.
- Assignment of user roles to work nodes in the workflow.
Prerequisites This tutorial assumes that DB2 Content Manager V8.2 or above and DB2 Clients for Windows are already installed.
System requirements You will need these downloads: IBM Tivoli Directory Server 5.2 The sample claim document that accompanies this tutorial (see download in tutorial).
Duration 2 hours
Formats html, pdf
Introduction
Each step of the workflow process is referred to as a work node. A work node can be either a work basket or a collection point. A work basket is more than just a virtual basket that has a pile of work stacked in it. A collection point is a special work node that waits for external documents to be collected in a folder; but it does not correspond to a business task. It merely collects required documents and sends them to another work node when it either completes a folder, or the time allotted to wait for the documents has expired. Document routing moves documents or folders from one work node to another. This tutorial walks you through these steps.
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