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Business Processes – Includes — A comma-delimited list of include file names, if any were supplied. – Version — An integer that expresses a version number for the business process. If you select an element in the BPL diagram, different fields display in the lower half of the BPL Viewer page. For details about any of these fields, see documentation of the corresponding BPL element in the Ensemble Business Process Language Reference: • For all element types, the following fields display: – Type — The type of BPL element, such as , , , etc. – xPos — Horizontal position of the element in the BPL diagram, relative to the origin (0,0) at top left. Numbers increase as the element moves to the right. – yPos — Vertical position of the element in the BPL diagram, relative to the origin (0,0) at top left. Numbers increase as the element moves down. • For most elements, the following fields also display: – Name — The element name, if it has one. – Annotation — If an annotation is available in the BPL file, it appears here. – Disabled — An integer value of 1 means that the business process has been disabled. A value of 0 means it is enabled (not disabled). • Other fields may appear as appropriate for the element type. For example: – • Property — The property to be manipulated. • Value — The value to be given to the property. • Action — Whether the value is to be set, appended (for a collection), or other. • Key — A key for finding a member of a collection property. – • Target — The queue that is the target of a message sent by a element. • Async — An integer value of 1 means that Async is true; the element sends a message asynchronously. A value of 0 means Async is false; the element sends the message synchronously. • Request — The name and parameters of the request that is sent by this element. • Response — The name and parameters of the response that is expected by this element. If no response is defined, the field is blank. – • Property — The property to be iterated over. • Key — The index that controls the iteration. – • Calls — A list of the elements that this element waits for. • Type — Wait for “all” calls to finish, or simply “any” call. • Timeout — The number of seconds to wait. 90 Managing Ensemble Productions
Business Process Instances – • Value — The text string to be output by this element. You can close the BPL Viewer page and return to the [Ensemble] > [Business Processes] page by clicking [Business Processes] in the navigation path at the top of the BPL Viewer page. 9.3 Business Process Instances The [Ensemble] > [Business Processes] > [Business Process Instances] page displays any current instances of a business process in the currently running production. If a business process has completed its work, there is no entry for it on this page. You can display the Business Process Instances page by clicking Instances next to the name of a business process name on the [Ensemble] > [Business Processes] page. There is no menu on the Business Process Instances page. You can return to the home page by clicking [Ensemble] in the title bar navigation path. You can return to the [Ensemble] > [Business Processes] page by clicking your browser’s Back command one or more times. There are three commands at the top of the Business Process Instances page, below the title bar: • Click the Home command to return to the home page and the main menu. • Click the Filter Instances command to find instances of special interest. • Click the Purge command to purge instance records. Under the row of commands are two display areas, one above the other: • The top display lists the instances. • When you click an underlined ClassName in the top half of the screen, the corresponding BPL diagram displays in the top half of the screen. • When you click the Filter Instances command in the top half of the screen, the bottom display permits you to enter search criteria to filter the list of instances. • When you click an underlined PrimaryRequest number in the top half of the screen, the corresponding message contents display in XML format in the bottom half of the screen. The following topics provide details. 9.3.1 Business Process Instance Entries The Business Process Instances table displays the start time for the currently running production, followed by a list of business process instances. Several columns of information are provided for each instance in the table: • ID — The unique identifier for the instantiated business process. • IsCompleted — An integer value of 1 means that IsCompleted is true; the primary request that initiated this business process has been completed. A value of 0 means IsCompleted is false; the primary request has not yet been completed. • ClassName — The configured name of the business process host class. When the ClassName is underlined, it means that the host class is a BPL business process. You can click on the underlined ClassName to display the BPL diagram for the host class. Managing Ensemble Productions 91
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