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Oracle Workflow Developer's Guide
Release 2.6.3
Part Number B10284-02
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To Create a Process Definition From Bottom Up
1. To start Oracle Workflow Builder, double-click on the Oracle Workflow Builder icon located in the Application Development folder within the Oracle - <SID NAME> program group. If you are using Windows 98 or NT 4.0 or higher, you can also select the Oracle Workflow Builder icon from the appropriate program folder of the Start menu.
2. Choose New from the File menu to create a workspace for your new process definition.
Suggestion: Alternatively, you can use the Quick Start Wizard to first create the framework for your new process definition. Once the Quick Start Wizard creates your new item type and new process activity, you can skip to step 4 below to begin defining the supporting objects for the new item type and process activity. See: To Use the Quick Start Wizard.
You can also create message attributes for the message. You can incorporate message attributes of type 'Send' into a message that are token substituted at runtime to provide dynamic content. You can also define message attributes of type 'Respond' to prompt the notification recipient for a response. See: To Define a Message Attribute.
9. Save your work by choosing Save or Save As from the File menu. See: To Save Your Work.
See Also
To Modify a Process Definition
Deleting Objects in Oracle Workflow Builder
Modifying Objects in Oracle Workflow Builder
Item Type Definition Web Page
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