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Message Browser 8.3.1 Resend Editor When you select one message to resend from the Ensemble Message Browser page, you have the option to edit the body of the message before resending it. 1. Click Edit then Resend to display the Ensemble Resend Editor page. 2. Use the entry fields to update the message body data. The fields vary depending on the method signature of the message. If the method has no properties, none are displayed. If you are editing a virtual document message (HL7, X12), you can edit data in the message content and also edit object properties in the box below the content box. 3. Click Resend to send a new copy of the message header with your edited message body contents to the target. 4. After a successful resend, the page refreshes with text indicating the new Header and Msg Body identifiers. Click Trace to see the visual trace of the resent message. Any message that you edit and then resend retains the same Session identifier, but acquires a new Header object with a new identifier to mark its additional trip through the production and transmits a new Msg Body object with the updated data. The visual trace includes both the original message transmission and any resend operations that involve the same message. The description in the message header contains text indicating this message has been resent; the description includes the original along with any subsequent header object identifiers. 86 Managing Ensemble Productions
9 Business Processes The [Ensemble] > [Business Processes] page allows you to view information about business processes in the currently running production. Some of the information describes the underlying host classes; other information shows current instances of configured business processes that are active within the production. You can display the Business Processes page from the Ensemble Management Portal as follows: • Main menu — Choose the Business Processes option. • [Ensemble] > [Maintenance] > [Purge] — Click the Show Business Processes command at the top of the page. There is no menu on the Business Processes page. You can return to the home page by clicking [Ensemble] in the title bar navigation path. At far right, the title bar provides a Namespace list that you can use to switch to a different Ensemble namespace. There is also a Go to list that you can use to return to previously visited pages in the Ensemble Management Portal or System Management Portal. 9.1 Business Process List Under the Business Processes page title bar is a table called Defined Business Processes. Each row of the table lists one of the business processes known to the currently selected Ensemble namespace. All items are listed. Some may be instantiated by the currently running Ensemble production, some may not. Each row of the table begins with the following column: • Name — The configured name of the business process. To the right of each row in the table are three commands that you can click to display detailed information about the business process: • Click Definition to display a BPL diagram of the underlying host class for the business process. • Click Instances to list any current instances of the business process in the currently running production. If a business process has completed its work, there is no entry for it on this page. • Click RuleLog to view a record of business rules invoked by this business process. Managing Ensemble Productions 87
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