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Publishing a taskflow

Before you run a taskflow as an API or schedule a taskflow, you must first publish the taskflow as a service.

When you publish a taskflow, Data Integration generates the service URL and the SOAP service URL. You can use these endpoint URLs to run the taskflow as an API. When you run a taskflow as an API, you can dynamically provide input parameters for the tasks that the taskflow contains and perform orchestration.

When you run a taskflow from the taskflow designer, Data Integration automatically publishes the taskflow, and generates the service URL and SOAP service URL.

If you edit a published taskflow, you must publish the taskflow again for the changes to get reflected in the taskflow API.

To disable a taskflow API that was published as a service, you must unpublish the taskflow. After you make the necessary changes, publish the taskflow again for the changes to get reflected in the taskflow API.

Data Integration

, select

Explore

The

Explore

page opens.

Navigate to the taskflow that you want to publish as a service.

From the

Actions

menu on the upper-right part of the page, click

Publish

Data Integration publishes the taskflow as a service.