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Details About the Steps in the Sample Process
This section explains the NREC-specified values for each of the four steps in the process described in Creating a Workflow Process.
Start
Double-clicking the Start step takes you to the Start form. This section tells you what values NREC specified for this step.
In the Start form applet, the only value NREC changed is the value of Name (setting it to Start, from its default value of New Start 0).
In the Next Steps list applet, NREC modified the existing record with the field values shown in Table 13.
NOTE: Because the Type field is set to Default, the value for the Next Step field will be automatically populated after you define the next step.
Send Contact Email (a Business Service Step)
Double-clicking the Business Service step icon takes you to the Business Services view.
In the Business Service form applet, NREC specified the field values shown in Table 14.
In the Input Arguments list applet, NREC created four records with the field values shown in Table 15. For a detailed description of the arguments required for predefined business services, see Siebel Business Process Designer Administration Guide.
An Outbound Communications Manager business service does not take any output arguments.
End
Double-clicking the End step takes you to the End Arguments view. The only value NREC changed in this view is the value of Name (setting it to End, from its default value of New End 0).
After you finish creating the process by defining all the steps, you must create a policy that calls this process. A Workflow policy consists of a condition and an action. The action in this example is to invoke the Account Status Change process. For instructions on defining the action and conditions, see the following section, Creating a Workflow Policy.
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Developing and Deploying Siebel eBusiness Applications Published: 18 April 2003 |