Resolve ArchestrA Activities

Resolving ArchestrA Wait For Event Activity

While installing a package, if the workflow activity contains an ArchestrA Wait For Event Activity, you can change the Unique Environment Name and Galaxy Name properties in the target environment. If the workflow contains an ArchestrA Wait for Event Activity, the Resolve Activity Properties grid to configure the details of the Unique Environment Name and Galaxy Name properties in the target environment appears towards the lower section of the settings form.

The Resolve Activity Properties grid contains the following fields:

• Activity Name: Displays the name of the ArchestrA Wait for Event activity.

• Property Name: Displays the property name. For example, Unique Environment Name or Galaxy Name.

• Source Value: Displays the Unique Environment Name or Galaxy Name values in the source environment. You can use the same values for the target, or change the values as required.

• Target Value: Enter the target values for Unique Environment Name and Galaxy Name in the target environment. You can also select these values from the Runtime Initialization Settings form. If you want to use the values as specified in the source, then leave this field blank.

Resolving AttributeReadWrite Activity

While installing a package, if the workflow activity contains an AttributeReadWrite Activity, you can change the following properties in the target environment.

• Unique Environment Name

• authenticationusername

• authenticationuserpassword

• verifierusername

• verifieruserpassword

If the workflow contains an AttributeReadWrite Activity, the Resolve Activity Properties grid to configure the details of the aforementioned properties in the target environment appears towards the lower section of the settings form. The values in the Resolve Activity Properties grid are displayed for the activity based on the Attribute Operation Configuration of the AttributeReadWrite activity in the workflow.

The Resolve Activity Properties grid contains the following fields:

• Activity Name: Displays the name of the AttributeReadWrite activity.

• Property Name: Displays the property name for the aforementioned properties.

• Source Value: Displays the values for the aforementioned properties in the source environment. You can use the same values for the target, or change the values as required.

• Target Value: Enter the target values for the aforementioned properties in the target environment. You can also select these values from the Runtime Initialization Settings form. If you want to use the values as specified in the source, then leave this field blank.

Note:
- The value entered for the authenticationusername property is the user account used to write the values to ArchestrA Object attributes.
Based on the Write type of the attribute, the user credential information varies as listed below:
- FreeAccess: The user account does not require any additional authentication information.
- Operate: The credentials of the user who is performing the 'Write' operation.
- SecuredWrite: The credentials of the user who is performing the secured 'Write' operation.
- VerifiedWrite: The credentials of the user who is performing the 'Write' operation and also the credentials of the user's supervisor.
- For the Read operation, the credential fields are not displayed.
- For the ArchestrA Wait For Event Activity, ensure that the values for event name and the object name are same in the source and target environments.
- For the AttributeReadWrite Activity, ensure that the values for object name, attribute name, and attribute types are same in the source and target environments.
- ArchestrA events will not be included as a part of the package. You have to manually associate the workflow with the ArchestrA events, so that these events will be packaged along with the workflow.
- If you pass the values for the Unique Environment Name and Relative Reference Object properties at runtime through ArchestrA events by associating the workflow to the ArchestrA event in the source environment, then ensure that you perform the same in the target environment.