Create resource links using a workflow
Before you begin
Activities can be inserted at both the workflow and subprocess levels.
About this task
Procedure
- Add a workflow to create resource links.
- In the navigator, click .
- In the Workflows list, select the resource you want to work with.
- In the Displays panel, click .
- Click the Workflow Editor tab.
- Insert an activity:
- At the workflow level:
- From the Standard Activities panel, click and drag the activity you want to insert to a drop point.Note: Activities can exist only between the presubprocess and postsubprocess.
- From the Standard Activities panel, click and drag the activity you want to insert to a drop point.
- At the subprocess level:
- Double-click the local subprocess you want to add the activity to.
- From the Standard Activities panel, click and drag the activity you want to insert to a drop point.
- At the workflow level:
- On the activity configuration panel, click Configure Method.The Configure Method dialog box appears, displaying a list of the available call method service providers.
- Double-click IResourceLinking to display the list of available call methods.
- Click StartResourceLink, and then click Finish.The input parameters appear in the activity configuration panel.
- Configure the call method as follows:
- Repeat steps 5-6 to create as many StartResourceLink call methods as required. Use the same resource link name for each call method, but ensure that each has different source and/or target addresses.Important: All resource links with the same name must have different source and/or target resources. If you create a StartResourceLink call method that duplicates an existing call method, it is ignored.
- Click Save.
- Run the workflow, or, on the Test/Debug tab, test the workflow to ensure that your input parameters are configured correctly.The resource links are created and can be viewed in a form.