Configure the Flow

Create the flow diagram to implement the logic.

Now let us create the actual microflow logic in the Flow Diagram

1. Drag Start node under EVENT tab and drop in the diagram panel

2. Drag Database node under ACTIVITY tab and drop in the space next to start node

3. Double click on the database node and the configuration panel will be shown at the bottom of the screen.

• In tab General enter ''RetrieveUserBenefits"

• In the tab Business Object click on "Add Row" button For

• BenefitBO check input and for BenefitBOout_Avalant check output

NOTE: From Version 4.0.0.19 the parameter mapping is done automatically between the parameters of same BO. User need to manually map only if you need to map to a different business object for input or output. If you have different input and output parameters, map them as given below.

• Click "Open Mapping Parameter"

• Click on the line between Input and Mapping

• Link the parameters for input

• Click on the line between Mapping and Output

• Link the parameters for output

• Now click on Done to close the mapping screen.

• Open tab Database Parameter

• Choose Connection Type as JNDI

• Enter "jdbc/application" in JNDI Name

• Choose "Select" for Command Type

• Enter "SELECT id, travel_date, project_name, description, amount, status, benefit_type, username FROM oneweb_benefit WHERE benefit_type = ? AND username = ?" in Command

• Click "Open Mapping Parameter"

• Click on the line between Input and Mapping

• Click on DatabaseDummyObject and choose Add Parameter icon

• Add the parameters "benefit_type" & "username" and click Submit

• Link the activity parameters for input

• Click on the line between Mapping and Output

• Click on DatabaseDummyObject and choose Add Parameter icon

• Add the parameters for output and click Submit

• Link the activity parameters for output

• Now click on Done to close the mapping screen

• Click Done on the database node configuration panel to close the panel

4. Drag END node under EVENT tab and drop-in space next to the database node

5. Drag line and connect the nodes 6. Click "Save"

Now you have your first Microflow service ready for execution

Users can use the validate option to see if all the configurations are complete