Move only the Workflow

In this scenario:

• A workflow is exported from the engineering environment.

• A new workflow is created through the Workflow Management tab in the System Platform IDE.

• Workflow exported from the engineering environment is imported to the production environment and published.

1. Access the System Platform IDE in the engineering server.

2. Open the instance where workflow has been associated with the events.

3. Select the workflow, and then click Unpublish.

   A confirmation message about successful unpublish appears.

4. Click Close.

5. Select the workflow again, and then click the Design.

   The Process Designer window appears.

6. On the menu bar, click Tool, and then click Export.

   The File Download dialog box appears.

7. Click Save to save it as an XML file.

8. Move the Workflow XML file to production machine.

9. Open System Platform IDE in the production machine.

10. Open the specific instance to which you want to associate this workflow.

11. Create a new Workflow event. For example, WF_Event4.

12. Select Workflow Gateway instance from the drop down list.

13. Click Select.

14. Click New Workflow.

    The New ArchestrA_Workflow window appears.

15. Enter the Title and Description.

16. Click Save & Continue.

    The Process Designer window appears.

17. On the menu bar, click Tool, and then click Import.

    The Workflow Management – Import – Process Definition dialog box appears.

18. Click Import to import the XML file you copied from the engineering machine.

    It imports the actual workflow which you have designed in engineering machine.

    Assigned actor(s) can be changed using the activity property, if required.

19. Create all the associations required in the workflow.

20. On the menu bar, click Publish.

    A confirmation message about successful publish appears.

21. Click Close, and then go back to the System Platform IDE.

22. In the System Platform IDE, add the Event Expression and then click Save to save the instance.

23. Deploy the object.

    When an event occurs, the associated workflow will be triggered.