The Workflow Bridge real-time collection agent collects data that has been sent by a Workflow Bridge forwarding agent.
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Profile | This is the profile to use for communication between the workflows. For information about how to configure a Workflow Bridge profile, see Workflow Bridge Profile. All workflows in the same workflow configuration can use separate profiles. For this to work, the profile must be set to Default in the Workflow Table tab found in the Workflow Properties dialog. For further information on the Workflow Table tab, refer to Workflow Table(3.0). To select a profile, click on the button, select the profile to use, and then click . | |||||||
Port | This is the default port that the collecting server will listen to for incoming requests. A valid port value is between 1 and 65535. If you have a collecting workflow configuration with several workflows, you have to open the Workflow Properties, and set the WFB Collector - Port field to Default. Then you can enter the different ports you want to use for the different workflows in the workflow table.
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Transaction Behavior
In the batch forwarding to real-time collection scenario, the Workflow Bridge real-time collection agent routes the states retrieved from the Workflow Bridge batch forwarding agent to the collection workflow. These are the states:
- initialize
- beginBatch
- drain
- endBatch
- commit
- deinitialize
- cancelBatch
- rollback
The collection workflow must handle all the states and send a reply to the batch forwarding workflow by returning the corresponding WorkflowState
UDR. For more information regarding the states, see Workflow Monitor (3.0).
Input/Output Data
The agent consumes and emits WorkflowStateUDR
and ConsumeCycleUDR
types.
MIM
For information about the MIM and a list of the general MIM parameters, see Administration and Management(3.0) .
Publishes
The agent does not publish any MIM resources.
Accesses
The agent does not access any MIM resources.
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