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  1. Preface
  2. Taskflows and linear taskflows
  3. Taskflows
  4. Linear taskflows

Taskflows

Taskflows

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Resume a suspended taskflow

Resume a suspended taskflow

You can use the
resumeWithFaultRetry
 resource to resume a suspended taskflow instance from a faulted step. You can also use the
resumeWithFaultSkip
 resource to skip a faulted step and resume a suspended taskflow instance from the next step.

resumeWithFaultRetry

To resume a suspended taskflow instance from a faulted step, use the following URI in a PUT request:
PUT <Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services URL>/active-bpel/management/runtime/v1/resumeWithFaultRetry/<run ID>
Include the following information in the request:
Field
Type
Required
Description
run ID
String
Yes
Run ID for the taskflow.
resumeWithFaultRetry PUT example
Use this sample as a reference to resume a suspended taskflow instance from a faulted step in a PUT request.
PUT https://na1.dm-us.informaticacloud.com/active-bpel/management/runtime/v1/resumeWithFaultRetry/681134580186693632
Accept: application/json
INFA-SESSION-ID: 9KA11tLGqxVcGeul8SQBK3
resumeWithFaultRetry PUT response
Returns the 204 response code if the request is successful.
Returns an error object if error occurs.

resumeWithFaultSkip

To skip a faulted step and resume a suspended taskflow instance from the next step, use the following URI in a PUT request:
PUT <Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services URL>/active-bpel/management/runtime/v1/resumeWithFaultSkip/<run ID>
Include the following information in the request:
Field
Type
Required
Description
run ID
String
Yes
Run ID for the taskflow.
resumeWithFaultSkip PUT example
Use this sample as a reference to skip a faulted step and resume a suspended taskflow instance from the next step in a PUT request.
PUT https://na1.dm-us.informaticacloud.com/active-bpel/management/runtime/v1/resumeWithFaultSkip/681134580186693632
Accept: application/json
INFA-SESSION-ID: 9KA11tLGqxVcGeul8SQBK4
resumeWithFaultSkip PUT response
Returns the 204 response code if the request is successful.
Returns an error object if error occurs.
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