Qpr Process Designer
Octavis Uberstine
We can be able to login, see the process pane but while opening the process with process designer to see the workflow, the workbench is getting auto terminated by showing the below error . I have attached the snippet of the error.
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Process Designer provides a graphical interface to develop workflows that you can use to control the flow of a single record throughout its lifecycle within Service Manager. The Process Designer enables an implementer to graphically create or update a workflow without being an expert in RAD programming.
Transitions can connect phases in any manner to create a workflow with many branches and loops back to previous phases. Transitions may be manual, automatic, or default. A manual transition requires the workflow user to make a manual decision to move to the next workflow phase. An automatic transition moves the workflow to another phase based on data in the workflow record. A default transition is a special case that moves the workflow automatically, when no other automatic transition condition applies.
The rules editor enables administrators, such as business process owners, implementers, and developers, to add or remove the out-of-box rules and actions of a workflow to match particular business requirements. You can group individual rules into a rule set to allow their re-use within the process. You can configure a rule set to execute on events, such as saving or updating a business table record. Rules can also be set up to run on a workflow transition.
You can also configure rules as actions, which allows operators to run rules on demand rather than wait for workflow processing. When an operator initiates an action (such as pressing a button in the system tray), the system runs the associated rule sets for that phase of the workflow.
The Process Designer security model provides a consistent method of assigning permissions to users across all areas of the system. You can use security model to configure out-of-box rights for a specified role within an area. It also provides standardized methods to manage user rights.
Process Designer features are implemented for Knowledge Management, , Change Management, Request Fulfillment, Help Desk (which is comprised of Service Desk, Incident Management, and Problem Management) and Service Level Management. To access the Process Designer features from the system navigator, click Tailoring > Process Designer.
What do you think of Setting the security of the lane that starts a process as "Run as whoever designed the model"? Is it a good practice? What happens if the designer leaves the Company and the user gets deactivated? Is it recommened to use instead Run as whoever started the process? I am interested in knowing if this could cause a security error.
Documentation is missing or incomplete (what a surprise!) so I need to make some kind of "architecture map" for further refactoring based on the existing implementation.So the question is: what's the best way to find and list all calls to Java integration components (ideally, to all Java methods) in IBM PD? Going process by process manually is a big troublesome because solution is rather complex.
If you go to Snapshots in Process Center you can export Installation Package to local machine. Unzip it, then unzip export.twx and in Objectss folder you'll find XML representation of all objects.Search for 'javaClassName' string and you'll get the list.
I'm having the same problem. I've been using Workbench ES2 and ES2 SP1 successfully on Windows 7/64bit for months, and now whenever I try to open a process, I get a blank screen. We have Workbench ES2 SP1 still successfully running on other Windows 7 machines.
I have reinstalled Workbench ES2 numerous times - both with and without SP1 - to no avail. Cleaning and reinstalling Windows on this machine is not currently an option. After uninstalling Workbench, I make sure to delete the C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe LiveCycle Workbench ES2 directory, as well as the directory under Users/AppData/Remote.
uninstalling microsoft office groove should help with this one. but my collegue who works with the workbench says that there are still issues with opening the variables tab on bottom. he did install xp finaly....
i have the same problem. After installation, it works and the process designer become blank window after removed users admin right. I tried reassign admin right to the user the process designer works again. Try to assign admin right to the user should resolve the problem.
But I have a question, is it possible for a user to use process designer without assigning admin right to him? Normal user do not have admin right on company's computer, but they will need to use process designer. Please help to solve the problem. Thanks.
Can you please let us know if there were any updates from Adobe on the mentioned issue or can you please share the bug ticket number. Our Adobe LiveCycle developers are facing the exact similar issue and would appreciate any kind of help in this regard.
The Cognitive Process Designer extension supports the creation, importing, exporting and annotating of BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation) processes by using an intuitive GUI (graphical user interface).Each element (node and edge) is represented by its own wiki page, which publishes the information according to the Linked Data Principles.Cognitive Process is based on bpmn.io, an open source project by Camunda.Bpmn.io is an JavaScript renderer that allows to model BPMN processes and checks the syntax.Semantic Forms is used to facilitate the input of information for each element.
To load an existing BPMN diagram from wiki, enter the name of the existing BPMN diagram inside tag.If there is no page with this title in the wiki, new diagram will be created.Otherwise, it will load the diagram from the wiki.
To import a diagram, you first have to either create a new diagram or load an existing diagram under which the diagram is stored (Important: If a diagram is loaded, the diagram is overwritten by importing the new BPMN diagram).Afterwards either
Important: After importing the diagram, the wiki pages for each element of the BPMN diagram are created.Therefore, immediate annotating of elements after importing the BPMN diagram can take some time, until the pages are created.However, editing the element is immediately possible.
Important:Changing an element leads to creating a new wiki page for the new element and transfer the content of the old page to the new wiki page.The content of the old wiki page is then deleted.
The deletion of an element in Cognitive Process leads to the deletion of content of the wiki page that represents the element.The wiki page itself is not deleted, but the content.This is because, often only admins have the permision to delete a page but not users.
Each element is represented by its own wiki page.Therefore, information for this element can be added on its page.In order to facilitate to get to the wiki page, which represents the element, we included an icon in the context menu that links to the wiki page.
This is an examplary wiki page that represents a BPMN element.It contains among other information like position, height, width and label of the BPMN element.Additional information can be added to the wiki page in order to annotate the element.
In order to annotate a BPMN element by using Semantic Forms, click on the element so that the contex tmenu appers.Afterwards click on the magnifier.Afterwards, all available Forms, stored in the MediaWiki, are listed.Click on the Forms with which the element should be annotated.
The diagrams can be displayed on the wiki pages since version 0.7.Therefore you have to insert the code, described in Section "Remarks" on the 1th July 2016, on the MediaWiki:Common.js.Afterwards, BPMN diagrams are shown on the corresponding wiki page.
Where is the BPMN 2.0 XML code, created with your BPMN Modeling tool.The diagrams on the wiki pages can be exported and changed.However, any changes on the wiki pages are not stored permanently.We decided this to prevent unwanted changes.Changing diagrams is at the moment only possible via the Cognitive Process Designer Special Page.
Select an element from the context menu of another element on the diagram and drag the element to the working area. This adds the element and connects it to the previously selected element with a sequence flow (Fig. 2). Click and select the element type if needed.
Select an element from the suggestion dialog and drag the element to the working area (Fig. 3). The AI suggestion mechanism generates recommendations for each user based on their previous decisions, as well as best practices for business process setup in Creatio. Recommendations are generated after you set up an existing element. The suggestion menu displays 5 most suitable options for the next element sorted by probability. The mechanism also predicts a block of settings for certain elements. You can change the element settings if needed. To reopen the index of suggested elements, click the button in the context menu of the business process element.
You can connect Creatio process elements with conditional flows, sequence flows, and default flows. When you add a process element from the context menu of a different element, Creatio connects the elements with a sequence flow automatically.
The Exclusive gateway (OR) gateway is the best element for task result processing since the task can only have one result. Alternatively, you can add outgoing conditional flows directly to the Call customer process element without using the gateway.
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