Coordinating workflow design
As a workflow administrator, you work with the workflow author and application developer to ensure that all of the necessary pieces are configured to support the workflow.
- Workflow author and application developer interaction
During the workflow design phase, the workflow author, application developer, and workflow administrator typically work together to provide workflow definition and isolated region configuration information. The workflow author creates a workflow definition that automates a business process. The application developer creates and integrates the custom applications that are necessary to complete the workflow cycle. The workflow administrator defines and configures the necessary pieces that the application developer and workflow author require. - Running FileNet P8 client applications with WebSphere Application Server
To use workflow related applets in Administration Console for Content Platform Engine with IBM® WebSphere® Application Server, you must disable HTTP Only session cookies. - Configuring the Process applets to run from IBM Content Navigator
The Process applets plug-in provides menu actions and a default workflow definition document open action that allow you to use the Process Designer and Process Tracker tools from an IBM Content Navigator desktop. - Workflow options
When you work with workflows, you must create and modify the workflow database structures, configure event logging and statistics collection, and set performance parameters. - Workflow subscriptions
You can define subscriptions to associate a document class, a folder class, or a custom object class with a workflow definition for automatic or manual launching. The subscription definition determines which events will cause the workflow to launch. For example, an approval workflow could be launched when a new document is added or when a new version of the document is checked in. If the subscription is configured for manually launching the workflow, the user is prompted to launch the workflow. - Managing tasks
Tasks coordinate and track content-centric workflows that consist of multiple steps, such as in claim- and loan-processing applications or in the IBM Case Manager client. Typically, task-oriented clients such as IBM Case Manager will use the Content Engine APIs to create tasks, change task states, and view task lists and properties. However, you can also use Content Platform Engine administrative tools to perform these operations for troubleshooting and administrative purposes.
Parent topic: Defining the workflow system
Last updated: March 2016
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