Using the Sun Business Process Manager Worklist Manager for User Activities

ProcedureTo create the Worklist Manager database

  1. From the Project Explorer, expand BPM, and then expand WorkListViewer.

  2. Right-click WorklistViewer, and then click Checkout.

  3. On the dialog box, click Check Out.

  4. Right-click Database Scripts, and then click Properties.

    The Database Script Properties dialog box appears.

    Figure 1 Worklist Manager Database Properties

    Figure shows the Worklist Manager Database Script Properties
dialog box.

  5. Configure the database properties to connect to your database, and then click OK.

    See Figure 1 for more information about the values for these properties.


    Note –

    The user whose login information you enter must have DBA privileges to create the new Worklist Manager user.


  6. For Oracle databases only:

    1. In the Project Explorer, right-click the install script file appropriate for your database, and then click Open.

    2. Modify the location of the tablespace data file to the location where you want the file to reside.

    3. Right-click inside the file, and then click Save.

  7. In the Project Explorer, right-click the install script file appropriate for your database, and then click Run.

    Property

    Description 

    Database Type

    The database vendor and version you are using. 

    JDBC URL

    The URL to connect with the database. Enter one of the following: 

    • For Oracle: jdbc:SeeBeyond:oracle://<host>:<port>;SID=<SID>

    • For Sybase: jdbc:SeeBeyond:sybase://<host>:<port>

    • For SQL Server: jdbc:SeeBeyond:sqlserver://<host>:<port>;DatabaseName= <dbname>

    • For DB2: jdbc:SeeBeyond:db2://<host>:<port>;DatabaseName=<SID>;collectionId=JDBCPKG;packageName=JDBCPKG;embedded=true;createDefaultPackage=FALSE

      where <host> is the machine on which the database resides, <port> is the port number on which the database is listening, and <SID> and <dbname> are the name of the database.

    User

    The login ID of a database administrator. This user must be able to create users and assign permissions, as well as create and drop tables. 

    Password

    The password for the administrator user.