Alert
This component allows Alerts to be registered in the Alert
console. This is same as invoking alerts from an Action in releases
prior to 5.0. You can also consolidate the alerts by grouping the
attributes in the YFS_INBOX
table.
Configuration properties
The following are the properties of this node:
Property | Description |
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General Tab | |
Alert Queue Name | Select the name of the queue alerts should be sent to. |
User ID | Select the user ID to which the alert is assigned. |
Alert Type | Enter the type of the alert. The type that is assigned here displays as the Alert Type in the Alert Console and can be used to filter alerts. The type entered is user defined. |
Priority | Enter the priority of the exception raised. |
Description | Enter a brief description of the alert raised. |
Template Name | Enter the XSL Template Name. The output of
the XSL and the incoming XML document merge displays in the description
field on the Alert Console. For example, to display OrderNo, the sample
XSL is When the type of incoming XML is This XSL is called by the raiseEvent API. For more information about the incoming XML data types, see the Javadoc. |
List Template | Enter the XSL list template. The output of the XSL and the incoming XML document merge displays on the Alert List and Home Page. |
Resolve By (Hrs) | Enter the number of hours the alert should be resolved by. The hours can be specified in decimals also, for example 5.5 or 20. |
Expiration Days | Specify the number of expiration days for the alert after which this exception may be automatically closed. A value of zero means the exception does not expire. |
System Arguments Tab | |
Argument Name | Predefined elements available to a particular process repository. The following attributes are optional and can be specified as static or dynamic values. xml:/<ElementName>/@<AttributeName> |
Argument Value | Static or dynamic values that are specified in the following
format:
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User Arguments Tab | |
Reference Name | Enter additional name/value data that can be used to add information to the alert. |
Reference Value | Enter the reference value. This is a static or dynamic values
that are specified in the following format:
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Reference Type | Enter the reference type. Valid values are: TEXT, URL |
Consolidation Tab | |
Consolidation Required | Check this box if you wish to consolidate the alerts. A consolidation
count is kept to increment similar alerts that follow the same template
attributes. If it is not selected, then the count always remains 1. |
Consolidation Template | Select either Default or Custom for
consolidating the alerts. The default chosen option is Default . If If you have extended
the columns in |
Consolidate Dates By | Specify whether the consolidation is done daily or hourly.
By default the option is set to Day . Choosing
this option is useful only if you include any time attributes such
as |
Routing Tab | |
Routing Required | Check this box, if you want to route the alert based on the routing rules. For more information about defining routing rules, see Section 16.3.3 "Creating an Exception Routing Rule". |
Routing Organization | Enter the XML path of the organization that owns the alert
routing rules. By default, this field is disabled. |
Attribute Name | Displays the predefined routing attributes applicable for an
alert. You can specify the following predefined routing attributes:
Note: You can also enter your own
custom routing attributes.
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Attribute XPath | Enter the XML path of the routing attribute. |
Connection properties
The following are the alert node's connection properties:
Connection | Node Connection Rules |
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Can be the first node after the start node | Only for services invoked synchronously |
Can be placed before |
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Can be placed after |
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Passes data unchanged | Yes |