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How to use timer to start a process 5 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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Hi,
I have a requirement that I need to start the process automatically using timer. No manual intervention will be there to start the process. Can anyone tell me how to achieve this?
Also, how to configure the timer at the start so that the process is triggered automatically at specified date and time?
Thanks,
Rakesh
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Re:How to use timer to start a process 5 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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You need to design a service that will trigger the process by sending a message at some point in time.
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Re:How to use timer to start a process 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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I have the same requirement.
I don't understand well what Antoine said, I need to design a service with a timer just to trigger the process? What about the event start timer? I've seen an example on Business Process Modeling Notation V1.1 from OMG where it is possible, isn't this implemented?
Thank you,
Sérgio
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Sérgio Casaleiro
Xpand-IT.com
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Re:How to use timer to start a process 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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Although you can draw the timer start event symbol, it has no attributes in Intalio. Why? Will this standard BPMN be implemented in Intalio some time soon?
Either initiate the process and wait for the time using an intermediate event or , as Antoine suggests, use a service external to Intalio to send a soap message to the Intalio BPMS. Windows Scheduler or a Chron job would provide the timing input to that service.
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Re:How to use timer to start a process 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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The timer start event is not implemented. You can file a D3 request for it.
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Re:How to use timer to start a process 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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Rather more fundamental than a D3 for a timer start event, I think.
Attributes of BPMN are describing the business process , all attributes and graphics of BPMN should be available to the business process designer to record the requirement. Implementing matching BPEL (or whatever) for execution is a separate issue.
David
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