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Oracle E-Business Suite R12 Core Development and Extension Cookbook
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We are going to start off by creating a simple workflow and then we will save it to the database. We need to do this before we create the business event subscription as we must select the workflow when we configure the business event subscription later in the chapter. To begin with, the workflow will have just a start
and end
function which all workflows must have. We will create some attributes which we will use later in the chapter to store the values passed in an XML payload.
To achieve this, we will need to complete a number of mini recipes as follows:
Creating a new workflow
Creating a new item type
Creating a new process
Creating a start function
Creating an end function
Creating attributes to store the event details
Assigning the start event details
Saving a workflow to the database
We will start by creating a new workflow using a workflow template.
It is assumed that you have installed Workflow Builder locally on your PC.
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