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An Integrator task identifies an activity that connects your Process Commander system to an external system to send or receive data.
For example, an integrator task can connect to a customer master
database to retrieve account balances or verify account numbers and
status. Integrator tasks use activities (with Connect
as the
Activity Type) that call connector rules
(Rule-Connect- rule types).
1. Drag the Integrator shape () and drop it onto the flow.
2. When the Integrator Properties panel appears, complete these fields:
Field |
Description |
Name |
Assign a name to the Integrator task. Choose a name meaningful to application users who see this on the work object history display, the breadcrumbs control (for entry points), and the Where-Am-I? diagram. B-16966. The task name is only descriptive; it does not affect runtime execution of the flow. This name also appears inside the Integrator shape on the Diagram tab. |
Rule |
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Application |
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Work Type |
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Use Case |
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Parameters |
If the activity requires parameters, a list of parameters appears. Enter parameter values. |
Service Level |
This may indicate that the external system is unavailable or that other technical problems are present. See Handling connector exceptions. A GUESS /?? IS THIS FUNCTIONAL? |
Audit Note |
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Entry Point? |
Select to indicate that this Integrator task is an entry point, which a user can return to using the breadcrumbs control or the standard flow action Work-.Previous. The default is cleared. 5.2 This checkbox works with Perform harness rules that include a breadcrumbs display and with assignments that offer the Work-.Previous flow action. In other cases, the checkbox has no effect. Because an Integrator task presents no user form, if a user clicks a breadcrumbs control to return to this entry point, flow processing resumes and pauses at the next assignment or other task that requires user input. |
Only going back? |
This checkbox appears only when you select the Entry Point? checkbox. Select to restrict users at runtime from jumping ahead to this step without having completed the preceding steps. After having completed this step, users may jump back to it from steps that follow it.
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3. Click Apply when finished.
4. Connect at least one incoming connector to the shape. Ordinarily, connect one (and only one) outgoing connector to the shape.
(To edit these shape properties after you save the Flow form, open the Diagram tab, right-click the shape, and select the Edit tab on the pop-up window.) GRP-202
V6.1 Proj-179 GRP-2259 . Using the Application Explorericon to select the rule. See
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activity type, breadcrumbs control, connector, entry point |
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How to create
activities for use in flows TaskStatus-Set method |
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Standard activities for flows |