Understanding How to Export or Import a JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Workflow Process (Release 9.2.6.4)
With Tools Release 9.2.6.4, you can export or import a workflow process in Orchestrator Studio Workflows. The export functionality enables you to save your workflow process with all the specifications in your local machine as a JSON file.
Similarly, you can import a workflow process from another machine in Orchestrator Studio Workflows. You can import multiple files at a time.
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Access Workflows from the Orchestrator Studio.
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Open the workflow process you want to export.
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Click Manage and then click Export File.
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Select the location in your local machine where you want to save the workflow process.
The workflow process is saved on your local machine in a compressed file. The compressed file is saved with the name of the workflow process followed by an underscore (_) and the version of the workflow process.
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Access Workflows from the Orchestrator Studio.
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Click Tools and then click Import/Export.
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On the Import/Export page, click the Import tab. On the Import tab, click the Upload icon.
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Locate the compressed file that contains the workflow process you want to import.
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Select one of the following import options after the file is uploaded. The system displays a message based on the type of import you select.
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Skip
Message Displayed: Not selected for import
Use this option when you want to select items you want to import to the Orchestrator Studio from a list of items. The system skips the item and subsequently moves to the next item in the queue.
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New
Message Displayed: Ready to submit new workflow
Use this option when you want to import an existing workflow process to the Orchestrator Studio. The system assigns a workflow version number, which is one higher than the latest version that exists in the system.
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Overwrite
Message Displayed: Ready to submit workflow override
Use this option when you want to replace an existing workflow process with an imported workflow process.
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