IBM FileNet P8, Version 5.2.1

Starting Process Task Manager

How you start Process Task Manager is determined by the type and platform of the server on which it is running.

You can configure the processes that are managed by Process Task Manager to start automatically. Automatic startup is useful if you want to start the processes as part of a script.

Use the following chart to select the appropriate method to start Process Task Manager on your server.

Important: When you issue the captm command to start Process Task Manager for Case Analyzer against a workflow system in a tenant domain of a multi-tenant environment, you must specify the -N tenant_domain_name parameter in the command. To specify this parameter, you must be a member of the workflow administration master group. This group is in the master domain directory service provider and has permission to run workflow system administrative tools in the tenant domain in which the group is designated a master group.

Table 1. This table describes how to start Process Task Manager on each FileNet P8 component and platform.
FileNet P8 component	Windows platforms	Other platforms
Application Engine or Workplace XT	Run the `routercmd.bat` command file, found in the `Router` subdirectory where you installed the Application Engine or Workplace XT software.	Run the `routercmd.sh` command file, found in the `Router` subdirectory where you installed the Application Engine or Workplace XT software.
Case Analyzer	Run the `captm.bat` command file, found in the `tools\PE` subdirectory where you installed the Content Platform Engine software.	Run the `captm.sh` command file, found in the `tools/PE` subdirectory where you installed the Content Platform Engine software.
Process Simulator	Select FileNet P8 Platform > Process Simulator > Process Task Manager from the Start menu.	Not applicable.
Rules Listener	Run the `RunTaskman.bat` command file, found in the directory where you installed the Rules Listener software.	Run the `RunTaskman.sh` command file, found in the directory where you installed the Rules Listener software.