Importing the AcknowledgeClaim Analysis Project

To avoid having to build the process from scratch and focus just on the steps involved in sending an email from a process, this tutorial provides a "work in progress" project as a starting point.

This project represents the process at the handover point from business analyst to solution designer:

  • The overall process has been defined.
  • The data to be passed in the email has been defined.
  • The email service call needs to be implemented.

Procedure

  1. Start Studio for Designers.
    Note: Following this tutorial will be simpler and clearer if you close any other projects that you may have open in your TIBCO Business Studio workspace, using the Project > Close Project menu option.
  2. To import the AcknowledgeClaim project into your workspace, find the acknowledgeclaim.zip file in the location where you installed TIBCO Business Studio.
  3. In TIBCO Business Studio, choose File > Import. The Import wizard is displayed.
  4. On the Select page, expand General, select Existing Studio Projects into Workspace and click Next. The Import Projects page is displayed.
  5. Click Select archive file, and click on the Browse button.
  6. Browse to the zip file and click Open. The project is displayed in the Import wizard.
  7. Click Finish. TIBCO Business Studio imports the AcknowledgeClaim project to your workspace. The project contains the processes:

Result

Process Description
MakeClaim (business service / pageflow process) This is a business service which, when started by a user:
  1. Displays a form to get user’s email address.
  2. Invokes the AcknowledgeClaim business process, passing the user’s email address as the input parameter.

Note: Although this tutorial project uses a business service to collect the data used as input to the web service, this is simply a convenience to make it easy to run and test the application.
AcknowledgeClaim (business process) This is a business process which, when invoked by the MakeClaim business service:
  1. Runs a script which identifies "ReplyTo" and "From" email addresses.
  2. Sends an email to the user.
  Note that when you import the project, one error marker displays on the script task in this business process. You will remove this later in the tutorial.
Next topic: Creating an Email Service Task