You can create alert definitions and then use APIs to access
the alerts generated from the alert definitions.
Procedure
- Open the Process Admin Console.
- Expand the Alert Definitions section
and select the category of alert definition that you want to create.
For example, if you want to create an alert to monitor the
number of process instances, select Process Instance Alerts.
- Create the alert definition by setting values for the following
fields:
| Field |
Description |
| Name |
Identify the alert definition by providing a
display name. |
| Process App |
Identify the process application that you want
to monitor with the alert definition. |
| Snapshot |
Optionally identify which snapshot of the process
application to monitor. The default is to monitor all snapshots. |
| Process |
Optionally identify which process in the process
application to monitor. The default is to monitor all processes. |
| Instance status |
Optionally identify whether to monitor instances
with a specific status. If their status does not matter, leave this
field with its default value of All. |
| Task status |
If you are defining a task alert, optionally
identify whether to monitor tasks with a specific status. If their
status does not matter, leave this field with its default value of All. |
| Threshold |
Specify the threshold value and whether the
current value must be greater than, equal to, or less than the threshold
value to trigger the alert. |
- Click Apply.
The
new alert definition is now in the table that lists the existing alert
definitions and the fields you entered the definition into are cleared.
What to do next
The alert definitions pages in the Process Admin Console
just display the alert definitions. They do not display whether alerts
have been triggered. An application, service, or dashboard must be
created to display or otherwise handle the alert definitions and to
display whether they have been triggered or not. For information,
see Displaying alerts.