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BMC Remedy IT Service Management Notification Engine Guide

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<strong>Notification</strong> transaction process<br />

A notification transaction uses the major components of the 7.6.00 <strong>Notification</strong><br />

<strong>Engine</strong>, as shown in the figure below.<br />

Figure 3: Interaction of the major components in the 7.6.00 <strong>Notification</strong> <strong>Engine</strong><br />

1 The NTE:SYS-NT Process Control form is the center of the <strong>Notification</strong> <strong>Engine</strong>.<br />

All notifications are pushed to this form first. Depending on which parameters are<br />

included, it determines whether the notification is a group notification or an<br />

individual notification. Calling applications pass this information to the NTE:SYS-<br />

NT Process Control form. This information includes details such as the<br />

application, the recipient of the notification, and information about the parent<br />

record.<br />

2 Escalations are run to process the pending notification events.<br />

<strong>Notification</strong> transaction process<br />

The application uses out-of-the-box escalation pools 1, 2, and 3 to enable<br />

multithreading processing for the records contained in the NTE:SYS-NT Process<br />

Control form.<br />

Chapter 1 <strong>BMC</strong> <strong>Remedy</strong> <strong>IT</strong>SM <strong>Notification</strong> <strong>Engine</strong> 15

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