WF/Task Editor Tool Bar Buttons Functionality
When a workflow is managed through a workspace, the buttons on the WF/Task Editor Tool Bar function as following:
Publish/Activate:
Publishes and activates a workflow process in a single step.
The workflows from only one workspace (MAIN by default, or any other INT WS identified in system preference) will be published/activated when they are delivered into that workspace.
Add the following System Preferences in Siebel Tools and relaunch tools:
System Preference Name: WS Name For WF Activation
System Preference value: Name of the INT WS where WF publish/activation should be enabled.
On clicking the button, a new run-time instance of the workflow gets created. The workflow process becomes available for use.
Source:
https://support.oracle.com/ > Doc ID 2537061.1
When a workflow is managed through a workspace, the buttons on the WF/Task Editor Tool Bar function as following:
Publish/Activate:
Publishes and activates a workflow process in a single step.
The workflows from only one workspace (MAIN by default, or any other INT WS identified in system preference) will be published/activated when they are delivered into that workspace.
Add the following System Preferences in Siebel Tools and relaunch tools:
System Preference Name: WS Name For WF Activation
System Preference value: Name of the INT WS where WF publish/activation should be enabled.
On clicking the button, a new run-time instance of the workflow gets created. The workflow process becomes available for use.
Source:
https://support.oracle.com/ > Doc ID 2537061.1
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