You can map step properties to a case folder instead of
to a workflow.
About this task
Step properties that are added to a workflow step in Case Builder map to the case folder.
Step properties that are added to a workflow step in IBM
FileNet Process Designer map to the workflow.
You can map step properties to the case folder instead of to the workflow
in IBM
FileNet Process Designer, so that
the step properties are displayed for the step in the work item in Case Client. To map step properties
to a case folder, use the IBM
FileNet Process Designer Business
Object functionality, which you can access in the step Parameters
tab.
Procedure
To map step properties to a case folder in IBM
FileNet Process Designer so that they display
properly in Case Client:
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In the Case Builder Activities page, click the Open
IBM
FileNet Process Designer icon, which is displayed next to the
activity.
You can also open IBM
FileNet Process Designer from the
More menu of the solution in the Manage Solutions
page.
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Select the case type, and then open the activity.
If your activity is not displayed, click View Workflows.
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Add a general step and assign the step to a role, workgroup,
or participant.
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Go to to assign the step processor.
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In the Parameters tab, select the case parameters, and
then click the Business Objects... icon in the Selected
Parameters window.
F_CaseFolder is already selected.
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Select the case properties that you want, and then click
the arrow icon to move the properties to the Selected Parameters box.
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In the Selected Parameters box, select all of the properties
that you added, and then use the Access Rights icon in the selected
fields section to change the access to Read/Write.
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Validate the workflow.
Tip: These
property changes might cause errors when you validate the workflow
in Step Designer. The errors do not prevent the solution from being
deployed.