TIBCO iProcess Server Objects

Description

TIBCO iProcess Server Objects is an Application Programming Interface for iProcess. It provides access to all of the information and functionality required to write either a BPM user oriented client application or a batch oriented broker application.

It comprises a set of objects that are used to build applications that automate business processes. TIBCO iProcess Server Objects consists of an object model that provides access to the information and functionality needed in these applications.

The objects in the TIBCO iProcess Server Objects object model can be used to start cases, present information on screens to users, manipulate work items, remind users when actions need to be taken, and monitor and control the flow through the business process.

TIBCO iProcess Server Objects is designed to be used in server-side application architectures.

Client applications make use of the objects in TIBCO iProcess Server Objects by making method calls that either retrieve or modify data. Due to these method calls, messages are sent to a TIBCO iProcess Objects Server. The TIBCO iProcess Objects Server acts as a gateway between the client application created with TIBCO iProcess Server Objects, and the TIBCO iProcess Engine, where the actual processing and storage of data occurs. The TIBCO iProcess Engine manages all data, routing work items and updating the appropriate work queues.

The following types of implementation are available for iProcess Server Objects:

• TIBCO iProcess Server Objects (.NET)
• TIBCO iProcess Server Objects (Java)
Note: Both 32-bit and 64-bit variants of TIBCO iProcess Server Objects (.NET) and TIBCO iProcess Server Objects (Java) are available. These variants allow customers to write applications that can interface with TIBCO iProcess Suite on 32-bit and/or 64-bit Windows platforms as required.

References

For more information about TIBCO iProcess Server Objects, see the following guides:

• TIBCO iProcess Server Objects (JAVA): Programmer's Guide
• TIBCO iProcess Server Objects (.NET): Programmer's Guide