Exposure settings enable you to establish who can start
the process and perform other tasks in the IBM® Process
Portal.
Before you begin
Important: The following information applies to both
Heritage Process Portal
(deprecated) and Process Portal.
About this task
You need to expose a process to particular teams to establish
who can:
- Start instances of the process in Process Portal.
- View process instance data in reports in Process Portal.
Procedure
- Open the process.
- Click the Overview tab.
- In the Exposing section, configure
the exposure settings to expose different aspects of the process to
specific teams.
Table 1. Settings that can be enabled
in the Exposing section
Exposure setting |
Description |
Expose to start |
The team whose members can start instances of
this process in Process Portal. Members
of the selected team can start instances of the process from Process Portal. |
Expose business data |
The team whose members can perform ad hoc analysis
on this process in the Ad Hoc Reports dashboard in Process Portal. The
Ad Hoc Reports dashboard is not exposed by default for Process Portal users.
If you want process participants to see the Ad Hoc Reports dashboard
in their tabs list, you must expose it manually. See Exposing the Ad Hoc Reports dashboard.
|
Expose performance metrics |
The team whose members can view data for this
process in the Process Performance dashboard in Process Portal. |
- Click Save or Finish
Editing.
Results
Exposed processes and data from the current working version
are always available in Process Portal. However,
If you want exposed processes and data from a particular snapshot
to be available in Process Portal while
under development on the Workflow Center server,
you need to activate the snapshot (version) that you want. Anyone
with administrative access to the process application can activate
snapshots. When you deploy snapshots of process applications on Workflow Server in other
environments, such as test and production environments, those snapshots
are active by default.