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  1. Preface
  2. Runtime tasks for processes
  3. Runtime tasks for guides
  4. Publishing Application Integration assets in bulk
  5. Unpublishing Application Integration assets in bulk
  6. XML parsing
  7. Appendix A: HTTP response status codes

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Running a process with process inputs

Running a 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.
  1. On the
    Explore
     page, navigate to the process that you want to run with one or more process inputs.
  2. Perform one of the following steps:
    • To run a process with the last successfully run process input, open the
      Actions
       menu, and click
      Run
      . The
      Process Execution Status
       page opens displaying details of the successful and unsuccessful process executions.
      If you had not created process inputs or run the process before, the
      Test Process Input Collection
       page opens from where you can create process inputs and run the process.
    • To run a process with a specific process input or all the process inputs, open the
      Actions
       menu and click
      Run Using
      . The
      Test Process Input Collection
       page opens.
      The following image shows the
      Test Process Input Collection
       page:
      The image shows the Test Process Input Collection page.
    The
    Run
     and
    Run Using
     options are disabled if the process contains unsaved or unpublished changes. To run the process, you must save and publish the process again.
  3. Perform one of the following steps:
    • To run the process with a specific process input, select the process input and click
      Run
      .
    • To run the process with all the process inputs, click
      Run All
      .
    Application Integration runs the process with the specified inputs. After the process execution is complete, the
    Process Execution Status
     page opens displaying details of the successful and unsuccessful process executions. For long running processes, it might take some time for the
    Process Execution Status
     page to appear.
    The following image shows the
    Process Execution Status
     page:
    The image shows the Process Execution Status page.
  4. Click the links under the
    Successful executions
     or
    Unsuccessful executions
     sections to view details of the process execution.
    The process run ID is appended to the link. You can use the run ID to verify the process execution details in the Application Integration Console.
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