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An important feature of the Human Workflow Service Engine is a worklist ap-
plication built on top of ADF rich client components. The worklist application can
be accessed over a thin client, giving business users a common look and feel
and developers a standardized approach for building user interfacing applica-
tions that are flexible and customizable. Business process users can define their
own work queues and share these views with other users and groups. All Human
Workflow data definitions and custom task views can be shared across mem-
bers within an organization. Logging in to the worklist application is role-based
and the interface is accessible at the URL http://<host>:<soaport>/in-
tegration/worklistapp .
The Human Workflow engine leverages the UMS framework deployed in the
infrastructure for its notification needs. The UMS engine allows process parti-
cipants to customize their messaging channels and even set preferred mechan-
isms of being notified. These preferences, such as the mode by which to receive
notifications (for example, e-mail, sms, and so on) and which devices need to be
used, can all be configured from the address http://<host>:<soaport>/
sdpmessaging/userprefs-ui .
Administration of human task instances, workflow service engine configuration,
notification setup, and fault management are performed from the Oracle Enter-
prise Manager Fusion Middleware Control console. It also provides a mechan-
ism to detect and handle auto-reply messages, poisoned responses, and spams
in the workflow engine.
Managing
workflow
task
configuration
at
runtime
Part of Oracle SOA Suite 11g's ideology is to allow for as much flexibility and
agility to different components such as business rules, domain value maps, and
certain aspects of Human Workflow task configurations to be edited at runtime.
The onus is then on you—as the administrator—to edit task assignment and
routing policies, manage approval groups, change business rules responsible
for dynamic task allocation, and so on, on-demand without going through the
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