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1 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide P/N A01 EMC Corporation Corporate Headquarters: Hopkinton, MA
2 Copyright EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Published July 2008 EMC believes the information in this publication is accurate as of its publication date. The information is subject to change without notice. THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION IS PROVIDED AS IS. EMC CORPORATION MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION, AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Use, copying, and distribution of any EMC software described in this publication requires an applicable software license. For the most up-to-date listing of EMC product names, see EMC Corporation Trademarks on EMC.com. All other trademarks used herein are the property of their respective owners.
3 Table of Contents Preface... 5 Chapter 1 Understanding Process Integrator... 7 What Process Integrator does... 7 How Process Integrator works... 9 Delivered Process Integrator activity templates Chapter 2 High Availability for Inbound Processes Starting and stopping listeners Configuring Process Integrator to support high availability Setting the Listener table attributes Chapter 3 Ensuring Message Reliability Understanding the message reliability module Defining the location of the message store Locating failed messages in the message store Understanding the message store directory format Understanding message failure categories Reprocessing failed messages Configuring the message store processor Understanding message post-processing options Specifying processing criteria EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 3
4 Table of Contents List of Tables Table 1. Process Builder activity templates Table 2. Details found in the Listener table EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide
5 Preface Documentum Process Integrator provides outbound and inbound messaging capabilities to applications based on the Documentum platform. This capability enables the applications to exchange documents and information with people outside the organization. This manual describes how to use and extend these capabilities. Process Integrator replaces and extends a previous Documentum product, Inter-Enterprise Workflow Services (IWS). Process Integrator improves on IWS by adopting a flexible, modular approach that takes full advantage of the Documentum Business Object Framework (BOF). Process Integrator enables solutions that: Use a variety of communication protocols Are configured by using XML-based configuration files that are separate from the processing code Follow a common development pattern that can extend to new protocols or custom processing Intended audience This book is for developers who are generally familiar with: Documentum platform HTTP, SMTP, JMS, FTP, and other messaging protocols To understand some of the examples in this guide completely, you must have detailed knowledge of the relevant protocol. Application servers Service-based objects (SBOs) SBOs are a part of the Documentum Foundation Classes (DFC) framework. Revision history This section contains a description of this document s revision history. EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 5
6 Preface Revision history Revision Date July 2008 Description Initial publication Support information EMC Documentum s technical support services and policies are available at the EMC Powerlink website ( Note: You must register online at Powerlink before using it. Related documentation This manual forms part of a documentation suite designed to support those who install, configure, and use Process Integrator. In addition to this manual, the documentation set for Process Integrator includes: Documentum Process Integrator Deployment Guide Documentum Process Integrator Release Notes Documentum Business Process Services Activity Template Migration Guide You can go to the Documentation area of the EMC Powerlink website ( to download product documentation. To locate product documentation, select Support > Documentation and White Papers Library, and then select your product. 6 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide
7 Understanding Process Integrator Chapter 1 The EMC Documentum platform enables you to automate business processes, such as insurance claims or engineering development processes. Most business processes involve routing one or more documents through a series of activities, including reviewing a document, checking it into the repository, or approving it. In many processes, one or more of the activities may be performed by people or applications outside of the organization. For example, a contract negotiation process might entail sending drafts and proposals back and forth between the two parties. Process Integrator enables the exchange of documents and information with people outside the organization, thereby extending automated business processes to include external participants. Note: Process Integrator derives its name from the fact that its services are designed to support business process automation. However, you can use Process Integrator to send and receive documents independently of Documentum business processes. This chapter introduces Process Integrator. It consists of these main sections: What Process Integrator does, page 7 How Process Integrator works, page 9 What Process Integrator does Process Integrator provides services that provide the following functions: Sends messages from a Documentum repository to remote individuals or applications Receives messages from remote individuals or applications Controls how incoming messages are processed Messages, and the documents associated with them, can be exchanged using a variety of messaging standards and protocols. These capabilities enable you to extend Documentum workflow business processes to include participants from outside of your organization. You can access the messaging services programmatically or through integration activities in Process Builder. EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 7
8 Understanding Process Integrator A Process Integrator message consists of properties and items. Properties can be message properties or Documentum repository items that can include, but are not limited to: An message String data Form data Files Well-formed XML Process Integrator provides two independent ways of using messaging services: outbound activity templates and inbound activity templates. Outbound activity templates enable you to send messages programmatically to individuals or applications, inside or outside a company firewall, by using various transport protocols. Outbound messages can be initiated from workflows, event notifications, or any application that can call Documentum Foundation Class (DFC) methods. Inbound activity templates enable you to receive messages from external applications or individuals and to control how they are processed. Inbound messages may be responses to outbound messages, but that is not a requirement. Process Integrator is typically used in business processes that involve participants outside of the company. For example, consider this high-level business process for obtaining a quotation from suppliers: 1. An employee who needs a particular item starts a Documentum workflow. Attached to the workflow is a document that details the requirements. 2. The workflow routes the requirements document to the purchasing department. 3. The purchasing department uses the requirements to create a request for a quotation. 4. The workflow uses Process Integrator outbound messaging services to send the request for a quotation to several suppliers. 5. The suppliers create quotations and send the quotations back to the requesting company. 6. The quotations are received by a Process Integrator inbound activity and associates it with the correct workflow instance. Other sample use cases for Process Integrator are: When a document reaches a particular state in its lifecycle, use of Process Integrator outbound messaging to send a copy to an external address. 8 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide
9 Understanding Process Integrator Incorporation of an external translation vendor into the publication business process. An activity (dm_activity object) in the workflow uses Process Integrator to send a document to the vendor by using HTTP, SMTP, or a combination of the two. The workflow waits for the vendor to send back the translated document, then resumes by forwarding the translated document to a subsequent activity. Creation of a website to which external users can post unsolicited articles for a newsletter by using HTTP. Use Process Integrator to initiate a workflow for each posted article. Configuration of the Process Integrator JMS activity template to listen for specific events, such as employee terminations, initiated by an Human Resources system. How Process Integrator works Process Integrator consists of inbound and outbound activity templates that are delivered with Documentum Process Builder. To add an inbound or outbound activity to your process template, drag the appropriate activity template from the Activity Templates window to the intended location in the process template editor, then set the activity s properties. To view or edit the properties of the activity template, double-click its icon in the activity template folder. See Documentum Process Builder User Guide for details about setting the properties for activities and activity templates. Inbound and outbound messaging activity templates appear in the Integration and Content Services folders of the Process Builder Activity Templates tree. Many activity templates provide a wizard-like interface for defining the data transfer, including a graphical data mapping tool to specify how data is exchanged between the data sources. These delivered activity templates enable seamless use of Process Integrator messaging functionality from within Process Builder, and require minimal configuration without custom development or processing. The Documentum Process Builder User Guide provides detailed instructions on using inbound and outbound messaging activity templates. Outbound activity templates (FTP Outbound, HTTP Outbound, DQL Read, and so on) are executed on the Java Method Server that runs on the Content Server host. All of the runtime and design modules needed for the outbound activity templates are included in the BPM.dar file and are enabled during the Process Builder installation. Inbound activities are enabled when you deploy the bps.war file on the application server. Once deployed, Process Integrator enables inbound listeners for all of the delivered inbound activity templates that support SMTP, HTTP, FTP, and JMS protocols. The Documentum Process Integrator Installation Guide provides instructions on deploying the bps.war file. There are two types of inbound activity templates: Initiate activities that initiate or start a workflow. EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 9
10 Understanding Process Integrator Step activities that complete a task or a workitem. Each inbound activity in a process is executed as a listener on the application server where the bps.war is deployed. When an inbound message is sent from the external application, the listener reads and processes the incoming message. Inbound step activities process inbound messages that must be associated with the intended workflow instance. This is achieved by using correlation values in the incoming message. There are two types of message correlation: Transport-based correlation: When a process instance starts, the Process Engine creates a unique correlation_identifier attribute in dm_workflow to identify the process. When an inbound step activity receives this identifier in a message, it can match the message to the process instance based on this value. In order to use this message property, the receiver of the message must have the same identifier in its response. In other words, the correlation_identifier must have been sent out at some point earlier in the process for the system to be able to receive it in the incoming message. For example, when the message is sent to a vendor requesting information on a purchase order, the system-generated correlation identifier is sent in the outgoing message. When the inbound message also contains the same correlation identifier, the system uses it to match the message to the process instance. Content-based correlation: Correlation is achieved using a unique value in the incoming message. Correlation sets can be configured for the process and in the mapping of incoming message properties to the correlation set attributes in the inbound step activity configuration. The intended workflow instance is determined by matching the value of the message property with the value of the correlation set member in the mapping rule. Delivered Process Integrator activity templates The following list of activity templates are delivered with Documentum Process Builder. The Documentum Process Builder User Guide provides more information on using these activity templates. Note: Inbound activity templates require the bps.war file to be deployed on the application server. Table 1. Process Builder activity templates Activity Template Folder Content Services Activity Template Create Folder ECIS Search 10 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide
11 Understanding Process Integrator Activity Template Folder Integration Activity Template Lifecycle Lifecycle Apply Link to Folder BOF Module Database Inbound Database Read Database Stored Procedure Database Write DQL Inbound DQL Read DQL Write Dynamic Web Service Inbound Fax Outbound FTP FTP Inbound FTP Outbound HTTP Inbound HTTP Outbound Invoke Process JMS Inbound JMS Outbound Process Data Mapping SMTP Web Service Web Service Inbound EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 11
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13 Chapter 2 High Availability for Inbound Processes Process Integrator s high availability feature ensures that in the event of a hardware or software failure, the messaging system can continue functioning without an interruption of service. Protocol listeners are assigned an active Process Integrator instance with other passive instances available, as well. When the active system goes down, one of the other instances begins providing services for that listener ensuring continual inbound messaging services. When the high availability feature is enabled, the system creates entries in the Listener and Instance tables that track which of the configured listeners is available, which instance is currently active for a listener, and which instance is the preferred instance for the activity. At a specified interval, a poller in the framework updates the instance_timestamp column in the Instance table with the current system time. The poller also looks for other Process Integrator instances that are not running by comparing the instance_timestamp value from the table with the previously recorded timestamp value for that instance. Based on the values set in the bps.xml file, the system creates the following tables in the repository to store details for each listener and each Process Integrator instance. Table 2. Details found in the Listener table Column Name listener_act_id preferred_instance active_instance is_preferred_ready run_in_all_instances Description The activity ID for which the listener is created The name of the preferred active Process Integrator instance The name of the Process Integrator instance that is active for this listener Boolean flag indicating whether the preferred instance is running or not Boolean flag indicating whether the listener can run in all inbound instances or not. The default is false, meaning the inbound listener runs in only one instance. EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 13
14 High Availability for Inbound Processes Starting and stopping listeners When an Process Integrator instance is set as preferred, the system checks to see that the instance is running and then starts the listener on that instance. The system finds all inbound activities in the repository for which the current instance is designated as the preferred instance and starts listeners for those activities. If there is no designated active or preferred instance for an activity, the systems starts listeners on that instance for the activity, as well. When the listener is started, the system marks the running instance as the active instance in the listener table. There can be additional backup or passive listeners available on other instances that can be called on to handle messages when the active instance becomes unavailable. There are some protocols that are stateless (for example, HTTP or FTP) and can run in any Process Integrator instance. You can enable the listener to run in all inbound instances by setting the RunInAllInstances flag to true either by using DQL or editing the script. If the default setting of false is not changed, the inbound listener runs only in one instance. Setting the Listener table attributes, page 15 provides more instruction on enabling the listeners. The system starts listeners and marks the current instance as the active instance for inbound activities when: The current instance is defined as the active instance The active instance is not configured The current instance is configured as the preferred instance The preferred instance is not configured The system shuts down listeners, enabling the preferred instance to start listeners when: The current instance is the active instance The preferred instance is not the current instance The preferred instance is ready (is set to true) If the listener table does not have a value configured for either the active instance or the preferred instance, then the system sets the first running instance as the active instance. For example, there are two inbound activities configured for Process Integrator named Listener_1 and Listener_2. In addition, there are two instances of Process Integrator configured to run inbound activities for the repository named Instance_1 and Instance_2. 14 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide
15 High Availability for Inbound Processes Con guring Process Integrator to support high availability The high availability feature must be enabled for each instance of Process Integrator. You do this by editing several elements in the bps.xml file that is found in the bps.war file. To enable high availability for Process Integrator 1. Open the bps.xml file. You enable the high availability feature when you deploy the bps.war file during installation of Process Integrator. The Process Integrator Installation Guide provides more information on deploying the bps.war file. 2. Set the element ha_enabled to TRUE. <ha_enabled>true<ha_enabled> 3. Specify a unique name for the instance in the bps.xml file. For example: <instance_name>bps1<instance_name> If you do not specify an instance name, the system creates a default name, BPS_Instance when the Process Integrator inbound listener starts. If you are enabling high availability, each instance must have a unique instance name. Setting the Listener table attributes The system creates an entry for in the dmc_bps_listener table for every process with an inbound activity that is installed in the repository. There are two ways to set the preferred_instance name and run_in_all instances (boolean) attributes in this listener table: using DQL or using a script that is provided for Windows and UNIX systems. To use DQL to set the preferred instance and run_in_all_instances attributes: 1. Find the r_object_id of the inbound activity located in the dmc_bps_listener table. 2. Run the following DQL command to set preferred_instance: update dmc_bps_listener object set preferred_instance='<preferred instance name>' where listener_act_id='<objid of inbound activity>'; For example: update dmc_bps_listener object set EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 15
16 High Availability for Inbound Processes preferred_instance='bps1' where listener_act_id='4c23cb538003f1b4' Note: The listener_act_id in the table is the activity ID of the inbound activity. 3. Run the following DQL command to set run_in_all_instances to TRUE. () By default, this Boolean attribute is false and so the listener can run only in one running Process Integrator instance. update dmc_bps_listener object set run_in_all_instances=true where listener_act_id='4c23cb538003f1b4'; To use a script to set the preferred instance and run_in_all_instances attributes: 1. Locate the setvaluesinlistenertable script in the bin directory of the bpsinboundtools zip or tar file. The script contains the following text: echo off REM ** Point the DFC_CONFIG_DIR to the same location as the one pointed to by Inbound Framework ** REM ** Point JAVA to the java executable ** set DFC_CONFIG_DIR= set JAVA= echo on "%JAVA%" -classpath %DFC_CONFIG_DIR%;..\lib [[bpm_infra.jar] [bpm_infra.jar]];..\lib[[bpm-commons.jar] [bpm-commons.jar]];..\lib[[bpmutil.jar] [bpmutil.jar]];..\lib\dfc[[dfc.jar] [dfc.jar]] [com.documentum.bps.utils.setattributesinlistenertable] %1 %2 %3 %4 2. In this script, set the DFC_CONFIG_DIR to the directory containing the [dfc.properties] Set JAVA to the java executable directory. 3. Create the listener text file. The template file setvalues_listener_template.txt, located in bin directory should be edited to contain the settings for the process name, activity name, preferred instance and run_in_all_instances.. Preferred Instance Name is the name of the instance that is designated as the preferred instance for the listener. Run In All Instances is set to true or false. If specified as true, the listener can run in any running instance. If not specified, default is false and the listener can run only in one inbound instance. The format for specifying the preferred instance and the run in all instances settings are: 16 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide
17 High Availability for Inbound Processes #ProcessName::ActivityName::<Preferred Instance Name>:: <Run In All Instances> #<Name of Process>::<name of activity>::<preferred instance name> #<Name of Process>::<name of activity>::<preferred instance name> ::<Run In All Instances> #ex: In each line of the text file, specify each inbound activity for which the preferred instance needs to be set. For example: #Process1::Activity1Inbound::bps1 #Process2::Activity2Inbound::bps1::true 4. Save the setvalues_listener_template.txt file and record the file path. The file path is used in the script as a parameter. 5. Complete the script s four parameters. Set values for the repository name, the user, the password, and the full file path to the file specifying the attributes to be set. 6. Run the setvaluesinlistenertable script. setvaluesinlistenertable<docbase><user><password> <full path to the setvalues_listener_template text file> Running the script populates the listener table for each activity with the values specified in the file. EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 17
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19 Chapter 3 Ensuring Message Reliability This chapter discusses Process Integrator s message reliability module. It includes the following topics: Understanding the message reliability module, page 19 Defining the location of the message store, page 20 Locating failed messages in the message store, page 20 Reprocessing failed messages, page 21 Understanding the message reliability module Process Integrator s message reliability module provides safeguards against message loss in the event of processing errors. When a processing error occurs, the system takes action to group and store the messages safely within the system where they can be reprocessed using the message processor. Errors can occur while processing messages from asynchronous resources for some of the following reasons: System exceptions Messages with incorrect data Unsolicited messages The message processor is a stand-alone module that can be configured to consume specific categories of messages or all messages that are located in the message store and reprocess them. Note: The message reliability module is an optional module that not all businesses may want to enable due to security concerns over access to stored messages. Since messages are stored as plain text, sensitive information may become accessible to administrators with access to the message store. If the message reliability module is not implemented, Process Integrator will not delete or archive the failed messages as specified in the post-processing instructions. Instead, EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 19
20 Ensuring Message Reliability the failed messages will remain on the protocol-specific end-point until the system picks up the failed messages during the next iteration of polling. If there is a permanent reason for the message failure such as an incorrect correlation identifier, the message may enter a loop of continuous message failure until an administrator identifies the message and corrects the error. De ning the location of the message store You define the location of the message store when you deploy the bps.war file during installation of Process Integrator. The Process Integrator Installation Guide provides more information on deploying the bps.war file. If you have already deployed the WAR file for the first time, locate the bps.xml file and edit the XML element for the message_store. <message_store_home_dir>c:\documentum\bps\message_store <message_store_home_dir> As you are deploying the WAR file for the first time, find the message store xml element in the bps_template.xml file, and edit it to point to the location you will use as the message store: After editing the bps_template.xml file, re-compress the WAR file and deploy it. Note: After editing the bps_template.xml or the bps.xml file, you must restart the application server. Locating failed messages in the message store When an inbound message cannot be delivered due to an error, the system places the message into the message store based on repository name, process name, activity name, and the reason the message was not delivered. In this way, the message is not lost, but is kept within the system, available for retrieval and reprocessing. Understanding the message store directory format Messages that have failed to be processed are stored in the message store root directory in the following format: <MessageStoreRootDir>/<DocBaseName>/<ProcessName>/<ActivityName>/ <Category_Name>/data 20 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide
21 Ensuring Message Reliability Within this structure, process IDs are in the ProcessID file within the ProcessName folder. Activity IDs are stored in the ActivityID file within the ActivityName folder. The actual messages are stored in XML format within the folder for that message failure category. Understanding message failure categories There are five categories that the system uses to group the failed messages within the message store: When a message arrives for an inbound step activity with an incorrect correlation set or correlation ID and the system cannot match it to a running workflow instance, the system places the message in the WORKFLOW_NOT_AVAILABLE section of the message store. When a message arrives for an inbound step activity with a correct correlation set or correlation ID, but the work item is not ready to receive the message, the system places the message in the WORKITEM_NOT_READY section of the message store. When a message arrives for an inbound step activity with correct correlation set or correlation ID, but the workflow has been halted or aborted, the system places the message in the WORKFLOW_NOT_RUNNING section of the message store. When a message arrives for an inbound initiate or inbound step activity and the activity fails while executing due to a data mapping error, the system places the message in the MAPPING_ERROR section of the message store. When a message arrives for an inbound initiate or inbound step activity and the activity fails for a reason that is not associated with the other message failure categories (such as system exceptions or out of memory errors), the system places the message in the UNKNOWN_ERROR section of the message store. Reprocessing failed messages The message processor is a stand-alone application that you can deploy to reprocess failed messages based on criteria that you define for the batch process. The sections covers the following information: Configuring the message store processor, page 22 Specifying processing criteria, page 23 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 21
22 Ensuring Message Reliability Con guring the message store processor Download the message processor software from the download site where you download Process Integrator and the WAR file. You should have received instructions through regarding how to download products from EMC Documentum s download site. The following URL takes you to the download site. Download Site: Note: The Powerlink site ( provides access to subscribenet.com/control/dctm/index where a complete listing of products is available for download. Con guring the message processor: 1. Depending on your platform, deploy the message store processor file bpsinboundtools.zip or bpsinboundtools.tar to a local directory. For example, if you have unzipped the bpsinboundtools.zip to C:\ you will see following directory structure: C:\MessageStoreProcessor\lib This contains required jar files for the MessageProcessor to execute. C:\MessageStoreProcessor\bin This contains batch/shell scripts for the user to execute for processing failed messages. 2. Open this batch file processfailedmessages.bat, and edit the properties to set the DFC configuration directory and the Java directory. For Windows, the bin directory contains the batch file. For example: set DFC_CONFIG_DIR=C:\Documentum\config set JAVA=C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0_11\bin\java Note: The DFC_CONFIG_DIR and the inbound application server should point to the same DFC configuration directory so that they use the same dfc.properties. The batch file program picks up the message store root directory name, the individual repository username, and the password from the inbound configuration file bps.xml. Understanding message post-processing options Process designers can define post-processing options for an activity that enable the system to delete or archive a completed message. When the message has failed and has been saved to the message store, the defined post-processing option to either delete or 22 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide
23 Ensuring Message Reliability archive the message will be completed by the system. This avoids duplicate message processing from both the message store and the protocol-specific end-point. Note: If the message store has not been configured, the system continues with the post-processing options of either deleting or archiving the messages resulting in the loss of those messages. Specifying processing criteria The processfailedmessages.bat program can be executed with the following four arguments: C:\MessageStoreProcessor\bin>processFailedMessages.bat [Repository Name] [Process Name][Activity Name][Type of Failure] For example, if you use ALL for the DocbaseName, the system processes failed messages for all repositories. If you specify a name, the system processes failed messages for only that repository. Similarly, when ALL is used for the ProcessName, the system processes failed messages for all processes, in a specific repository or in all repositories based on the criteria entered for the DocbaseName. Note: If there are spaces in the name of the activity or process, you must enclose the activity or process name in quotation marks to execute the command. For example, C:\MessageStoreProcessor\bin>processFailedMessages.bat bpmtest "My Process" "Send to Employee" WORKFLOW_NOT_AVAILABLE The following examples show different ways of specifying message reprocessing: To process all categories of failed messages for all repositories that the inbound application server is responsible for, use the following command: C:\MessageStoreProcessor\bin>processFailedMessages.bat ALL ALL ALL ALL To process the specific category of failed messages found in WORKFLOW_NOT_ AVAILABLE for all repositories that the inbound application is responsible for, use the following command: C:\MessageStoreProcessor\bin>processFailedMessages.bat ALL ALL ALL WORKFLOW_NOT_AVAILABLE To process the specific category of failed messages found in WORKFLOW_NOT_ AVAILABLE for the specific repository bpmtest, use the following command: C:\MessageStoreProcessor\bin>processFailedMessages.bat bpmtest ALL ALL WORKFLOW_NOT_AVAILABLE EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 23
24 Ensuring Message Reliability To process the specific category of failed messages WORKFLOW_NOT_AVAILABLE for the specific repository bpmtest and specific process My Process use the following command: C:\MessageStoreProcessor\bin>processFailedMessages.bat bpmtest "My Process" ALL WORKFLOW_NOT_AVAILABLE Note: If the DocbaseName, ProcessName, or ActivityName is named All, the system cannot distinguish between a single repository or activity named All and the argument ALL and will process all items in that category. 24 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide
25 Index A activity templates, 10 B business case, 8 I inbound services, 8 M messages described, 8 O outbound services, 8 P Process Integrator business case, 8 described, 7 inbound services, 8 messages, 8 outbound services, 8 S SBO, see service-based objects service-based objects, 9 W WAR file, 9 EMC Documentum Process Integrator Version 6.5 Development Guide 25
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