ArchiveBusinessProcessProjects
Katherine ChengLi edited this page Apr 22, 2015
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#This page explains how to archive business projects created in process designer
- Archiving the project in Process Designer simply mean, hiding the project from listing it among the other available processes.
- By archiving, the user is not deleting the process nor is he freeing DB space.
- To archive a process in designer, simply select that process and navigate to manage section and click on 'Archive Process App' option as shown in the below screenshot.
- This process will henceforth won't be listed under 'Process Apps'.
- The archived process tracks can be viewed from the same screen as shown in the above screenshot.
- The user is given an option to restore the archived track from this screen.
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- Home
- Project Schedules
- EBC6230 Groups
- uOttawa VPN Setup
- IBM BPM v8.5.5 Process Designer Installation
IBM BPM Concepts
- Business Process Management
- Business Process Model
- Coaching(Human Service)
- Variables and Data Mapping
- Running process in process inspector
- Running Process from portal
- Participant Group Creation
- Taking Process Snapshot
- Exporting Business Process Project
- Business Objects and Complex Data
- Web Service Orchestration
- Decision Gateway
- Debugging a Process
- Sub-Processes and Linked Processes
- Monitoring Business Processes
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Tutorials
- Tutorial: Creating Process Application in BPM Process Designer
- Tutorial: Creating Process/BPD inside Process App
- Tutorial: A Simple Human Service Coach
- Tutorial: Binding Variables to coach components
- Tutorial: Making Process Variables’ value visible in the Process Portal
- Tutorial: Create a list view on the coach from variables
- Tutorial: Decision Gateway
- Tutorial: Multiple Selection of Items
- Tutorial: Using Calculator Webservice
- Tutorial: Using the created Data Source in Process Designer
- Tutorial: Creating and Using Business Objects in a Business Process
- Tutorial: Sub-Process
- Tutorial: Linked Process
- Tutorial: Timer Event
- Tutorial: Monitoring
- Tutorial: Dashboard Reports
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Assignments
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Assignment 1
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Assignment 2
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Assignment 3 Part (A) - SubProcess
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Assignment 3 Part (B) - Linked-Process
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Assignment 3 Part (C) - Monitoring
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Project
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Suggested Reference Materials
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Assignment 1