The workflow configuration is a central part of the MediationZone GUIDesktop. This is where all workflows are designed and configured by adding agents and connecting them to each other to form a data flow.
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The example below shows a workflow group consisting of two batch workflows with a dependency (the first one must finish before the second can start).
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A workflow group configuration with three batch workflowsGrouping of workflows can be useful in the following scenarios:
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The example below shows how this is performed for the TCP/IP Agent of an active Workflow. In this scenario, the IP address used for listening on incoming requests is changed.
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Runtime Modification of Workflow State
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The following example shows the system import/export sub-system, creating a full configuration export:
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Example of full configuration export
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In addition to configuration data, the export/import function includes the capability to export runtime data from, for example, ECS and Archive systems.
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Manually entered values, e.g. directories, regular expressions, hosts, ports
External References, pointing to values in property files
Configuration profiles selected through the GUI, such as Database, Dup UDR, Aggregation and Inter Workflow profiles, as illustrated below:
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Import and Export of Workflow Table
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The example below shows a properties file containing mapping of values and variables used in MediationZone profiles, APL code and the workflow table.
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Properties file containing mapping of values and variables used in The image below depicts the External References Profile where properties files are selected and the variable names from the file are mapped to internal variable names.
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An External References profile example
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The local key variables can then be mapped in the workflow instance table by activating External References in the relevant cells.
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