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TIBCO iProcess® Modeler
Important Information
Preface
Related Documentation
Typographical Conventions
Connecting with TIBCO Resources
Defining and Using Sub-Procedures
What are Sub-Procedures
Why Use Sub-Procedures
Calling Sub-Procedures from the Main Procedure
How Do Sub-Procedures Work
Defining a Sub-Procedure
Editing a Sub-Procedure
Summary of Calling Sub-Procedures
Defining Sub-Procedure Parameters Available for Mapping
Defining a Static Call to a Sub-Procedure
Adding a Static Sub-Procedure Call
Using Array Fields
What are Array Fields
Why Use Array Fields
How Do Array Fields Work in iProcess
Example of Using Arrays
Referencing Elements in Array Fields
Defining Sub-Procedure Parameter Templates
What are Sub-Procedure Parameter Templates
Why Use Sub-Procedure Parameter Templates
Defining a Sub-Procedure Parameter Template
Calling a Dynamic Number of Sub-Procedures
Why Use a Dynamic Call to Sub-Procedures
How Does a Dynamic Call to Multiple Sub-Procedures Work
Example of Designing a Procedure with Dynamic Multiple Sub-Procedures
Defining a Dynamic Call to Multiple Sub-Procedures
Example of Passing Complete Arrays into and out of Sub-procedures
Editing a Dynamic Sub-Procedure Call Step
Troubleshooting Dynamic Sub-Procedure Calls
Creating Scripts
Creating a Script
Using the Script Editor
Configuring the Script Editor
Calling Scripts
Creating a Private Script
Using Case Prediction to Forecast Outstanding Work Items
About Case Prediction
Overview of Setting Up Case Prediction
Enabling a Procedure or Sub-Procedure to use Case Prediction
Defining Duration of a Procedure or Sub-Procedure
Defining Duration of Procedure Steps
Defining Predicted Routes for Condition Steps
Using Work Queue Parameter Fields
Using Work Queue Parameter Fields in Procedures
Using Work Queue Parameter Fields in Work Queue Manager
Using Work Item Priorities and Escalation
About Priorities
Changing the Default Priority
Changing Priority at Case Level
Setting Priority at Step Level
Changing Work Item Priority in a Work Queue
Where can Priorities be Used