Managing and sharing assets in the Process Center repository

The Process Center includes a repository for all processes, services, and other assets created in IBM Process Designer and IBM Integration Designer.

Use the Process Center to create and manage process applications and toolkits. Toolkits provide a place to store assets that can be shared among process applications.

Managing the Process Center repository
The Process Center includes a repository for all processes, services, and other assets created in IBM® Process Designer and IBM Integration Designer. The following sections provide an introduction to the types of tasks involved in managing and maintaining the Process Center repository.
Registering Process Centers and sharing toolkits
When you register two Process Centers with each other, you can share toolkits with other users, or subscribe to toolkits that other users share.
Using remote assets (deprecated)
When working with Process Applications or Toolkits, you might need to provide a link to related information that is available outside of the IBM Business Process Manager environment. For example, you might want to link to a website or a wiki page. You can also reference a change request stored in a change management system or a test case in a quality management system. These kind of links can be used to achieve traceability or provide details about the fixes and features that went into a new asset.
Copying changed assets from one track to another
After you work in isolation on separate features that are related to a process application or toolkit, creating or updating assets, you need to copy those changes from a snapshot to the tip of a track, usually the main track.
Administering the Process Center index
You use the Process Center index to conduct searches on the Process Center repository.
Searching for Process Center assets
You can find assets, such as toolkits, process applications, services, or business objects faster using specific syntax or tags.