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Siebel Business Process Designer Administration Guide > Running Workflow Processes > Invoking a Workflow Process >
Defining a Configured Business Service
With a configured business service like Workflow Process Manager (Server Requests), you do not need to specify SRB parameters.
NOTE: To use Workflow Process Manager, SRP and SRB must be running. For more information, see Siebel Server Administration Guide.
When you invoke the Server Requests directly, you must specify SRB parameters.
To define a configured business service
- In Tools, navigate to Siebel Objects > Business Service. Add a new record with values:
- Name: (this is the name that you can reference in scripting)
- Class: CSSSrmService
- Display Name: (this is the name that you see in Workflow views)
- Click Business Service User Prop. Add the following records:
- Name: Component
- Value: (internal [or short] name of the server component, for example, 'WfProcMgr')
- Name: Mode
- Value: (mode of the server request, for example, 'Async')
- (Optional) Enter additional user properties pertaining to the SRB (see Predefined Business Services).
- Select Business Service Method. Add the following records:
- Name: (this is the name that you can reference in scripting)
- Display Name: (this is the name that you see in workflow views)
- Click Business Service Method Arg. Add records specific to the component being invoked, for example, `ProcessName' for WfProcMgr. Note that the name is the internal (or short) name of the server component parameter.
NOTE: SRB and SRP are required to run any business service that invokes server components.
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Siebel Business Process Designer Administration Guide Published: 29 May 2003 |