Create a process application using Quick Start App | Process Cloud Service

Usecase: Here, we will do the following items:

• Create a Travel approval process application using Quick start app.
• Customize the QuickStart app
• Test activate the QuickStart App
• Try in Test mode
• Activate the QuickStart App

Implementation steps with snaps:

Create from a QuickStart App

Home Page >> Processes >> Process Applications >> Create >> start with a Quickstart App.

Create Button for the Travel Approval

Go to Configure and customize as required.

Go to Test and activate

Try in test mode

Scenario 1: test for approve travel

Scenario 2: Test for Resubmit Travel request with additional details.

Exit testing mode.

We can switch to application view and see the flow activities of the process, also customize it.

Activate your process.

That's it, we have created a process application successfully using Quickstart App.

Main features of Applications, Samples and Quickstarts | Process Cloud Service

Process is packed with smart tools that streamline designing and building applications for business processes. As the developer, you can focus on creating efficient and effective process flows that make it easier for users to complete their everyday business tasks.

Main features of the following applications:

Application and Sample

• Start from scratch or start with a sample

• Model the process from start to end

• Use a sample from the gallery to create a copy of the application

• Work in advanced view

• Access to all process features

QuickStart App

• Ready-to-use app

• Pick one from the gallery

• Users without process knowledge can copy, make certain changes, and activate

• Can use as is or opt to customize

QuickStart Master

• Convert an application

• Configure what items users can personalize (customization view)

• Change process modeling (advanced view)

• Promote to the gallery for others to use to create QuickStart Apps

Invoke OIC Integration from Process application | Process Cloud Service

Usecase: We will do the following:

• Create an OIC appdriven orchestrated rest trigger integration
• Add this integration in the process
• Call this integration from the exisiting LeaveRequestProcess where it will feed the Task outcome and other leave details to that Integration.
• Test it from SOAP UI as web service.

Steps with screenshots:

Create an Integration

From the process >> Integrations, we will add the created integration.

Drag and drop that added integration to process flow after user task

Associate the user task outcome to Integration.

Test it from Soap ui.

Approve or reject the leave task from My Tasks section.

Open Monitoring >> Integration

See we have received the outcome as approved from the user task.

If you want to know how to expose a process as as webservice and test it from soap ui, follow my below blog:

https://soalicious.blogspot.com/2022/07/expose-process-application-as-web.html