Integrate with other system from to Process Flow
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ONEWEB provides a Process Designer tool to develop and execute business processes in an application. The Process Designer tool also provides some nodes to integrate with other systems during a business process flow. The functionality of the node tasks is very similar to the node tasks in the Microflow Designer tool.
Database Node Process Designer provides Database node tasks to communicate with the database, which may be useful if you want to take some of the values from the database during a process. Database node has two types of connection - JNDI and JDBC.
There are four types of commands.
Select: Query to retrieve desired value from the database. You can define the field and table via SQL Command.
Insert: Insert the desired value into the database.
Update: Update values in the database via SQL Command.
Delete: Delete values from the database via SQL Command.
Sub Process Node
In a large process, one process can have a subroutine or another process within. We can collapse the flow as a single flow by means of a Subprocess node.
Web Service Node
Web Services allow access to information from different applications. Process Designer provides a Web Service Task for consuming SOAP and REST services. The developer just needs to configure the specifications of the service and ONEWEB will generate the methods and data structures to call the Service.
SOAP
REST
File Read Node
Process Designer supports reading of Microsoft Excel, Delimited files, XML files or Fixed Width files. The File Read Task can be used for creating data models and populating them with data from files. Process Designer can read files from Files System, but also supports reading through FTP, SFTP, and FTPS. In addition to reading files during a process, Process Designer can also trigger a process to start based on the availability of a file by using the File Input Node.