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Runtime tasks for processes

Runtime tasks for processes

After you create a process, you can perform the following runtime tasks:

Publish the process: You must publish a process to invoke or run the process. When you publish a process, Application Integration generates service endpoint URLs, a Swagger file, an OpenAPI 3.0 file, and a WSDL file for the process. You can use the service endpoint URLs to invoke the process. You can use the Swagger, OpenAPI 3.0, and WSDL files to view the API definitions of the process.
Invoke the process: You can invoke the process by deploying it to the Cloud Server, a specific Secure Agent, or a Secure Agent group. You can use different HTTP verbs to invoke a process.
Create process inputs and run the process with process inputs: After you publish a process and create process inputs, you can run the process with process inputs to test it. After you run the process, you can view details of the successful and unsuccessful executions of the process instances.

Publishing a process

Unpublishing a process

Invoking Processes Deployed to the Cloud Server

Invoking Processes Deployed to the Secure Agent

Invoking Processes Deployed to Secure Agent Groups

Invoking processes using HTTP verbs

HTTP verb functions

REST Endpoints and Data Conversion

Swagger JSON specification of a process

OpenAPI JSON specification of a process

Running a process

Activity execution limit restriction for process invocations

Process termination

Process retention

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