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IBM SoftwareContentsLAB 1BUILDING A BUSINESS PROCESS IN PROCESS DESIGNER . 51.1START UP . 51.1.1START THE PROCESS DESIGNER . 51.2CREATE THE PROCESS . 61.2.1CREATE A NEW PROCESS APPLICATION. 61.2.2ADD THE TOOLKIT. 71.2.3DEFINE THE PROCESS FLOW . 71.2.4PLAYBACK THE PROCESS . 101.2.5DEFINE THE PROCESS VARIABLE. 131.2.6CREATE THE DEFAULT USER INTERFACES. 151.2.7UPDATE THE CREATE ORDER USER INTERFACE . 161.2.8UPDATE THE SUBMIT RESPONSE USER INTERFACE . 281.2.9UPDATE THE REVIEW RESPONSE USER INTERFACE . 341.2.10 PLAYBACK THE PROCESS . 371.2.11 CREATE A SNAPSHOT . 381.3MODIFY THE PROCESS . 391.3.1ADD MANAGER LANE AND ACTIVITY. 391.3.2ADD A DECISION . 421.3.3PLAYBACK THE PROCESS . 451.3.4CREATE A SNAPSHOT . 461.4RUN THE PROCESS IN THE PROCESS PORTAL . 461.4.1UPDATE THE PROCESS PROPERTIES . 461.4.2RUN THE PROCESS IN THE PROCESS PORTAL . 471.5SUMMARY . 49LAB 2PROCESS PORTAL LAB . 502.1BRING UP THE PROCESS PORTAL . 502.1.1LOGIN TO THE PROCESS PORTAL . 502.2EXPLORE THE PROCESS PORTAL . 512.2.1EXPLORE THE IBM BPM PROCESS PORTAL . 512.2.2VIEW PROCESS CONTEXT OF AN INSTANCE . 522.2.3CREATE A NEW PROCESS INSTANCE . 542.2.4HISTORY OF YOUR WORK. 562.3MY SCOREBOARDS FOR NON-MANAGERS . 562.3.1MY PERFORMANCE . 572.4MY SCOREBOARDS FOR MANAGERS . 602.4.1MY TEAM PERFORMANCE . 602.4.2RE-ASSIGN A TASK . 612.4.3PROCESS PERFORMANCE . 622.4.4CUSTOM REPORTS . 642.5MY PROJECTS . 652.5.1MANAGE EPVS . 652.5.2PREDEFINED SEARCHES . 652.6SUMMARY . 66LAB 3SIMULATION AND OPTIMIZATION OF A BPD IN PROCESS DESIGNER . 673.1SETUP . 673.1.1START THE PROCESS DESIGNER . 673.2SIMULATION . 703.2.1SIMULATION VALUES FOR ACTIVITIES AND SWIM LANES . 703.2.2RUN A SIMULATION . 753.2.3SHOW DIFFERENT HEAT MAPS . 793.3OPTIMIZATION . 803.3.1ANALYZE HISTORICAL PROCESS PERFORMANCE . 803.3.2OPTIMIZE PROCESS . 833.4SUMMARY . 86APPENDIX A.TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHTS . 87ContentsPage 3

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IBM SoftwareLab 1Building a business process in Process DesignerThis lab will introduce you to the IBM Process Designer. You will create a simple process flow forcreating and fulfilling an order. You will leverage the Process Center to run the process at various pointsduring the lab.The first experience with any activity in the lab will be completely documented with screen shots. If thesame type activity is repeated, subsequent steps will contain less detail. If you get stuck, either referback to the early example, or ask for help. The IBMers in the room are here to help; do not hesitate toask!1.1Start UpIn this section, you will start the IBM Process Designer.1.1.1Start the Process Designer1.If the Process Designer is not running, double-click on the IBM Process Designer icon on thedesktop. It might take a couple of minutes for the login window to appear:2.Enter tw admin as the user name and as the password, then click Login:Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 5

IBM Software1.2Create the Process1.2.1Create a New Process Application1.If you are not on the Process Application screen, click on the Process Center icon in theupper right-hand corner of the window.2.Click on the Process Apps tab in the upper left-hand corner of the window, and then click onCreate a New Process App.3.In the Create New Process App window, enter the following information:Process App Name:Acronym:Description:Order Fulfillment BFSOFBFSOrder fulfillment build from scratch laband then click Create.4.Page 6The new process application has been created. Click on Open in Designer.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Software1.2.2Add the ToolkitBefore you begin defining your process, it will be necessary to include a dependency on a toolkit. Atoolkit is a collection of components that can be shared by multiple process applications. A toolkit caninclude any component that can be defined in a process application. In this scenario, you have beengiven a toolkit that contains the data type definitions for the lab.1.Click on the plus sign ( ) next to the TOOLKITS heading on the left-hand side of the window.(Note: The plus sign will appear as the mouse pointer enters the pane with the TOOLKIT list.)2.In the Add dependencies window, click on Lab Tools, 1.0.1.2.3Define the Process FlowThe process flows are defined in a Business Process Diagram (BPD). The first step is to create a newBPD.1.Click on the plus sign ( ) next to the Processes heading on the left-hand side of the window.(Note: The plus sign will appear as the mouse pointer enters the pane.)2.In the Create New window, click on Business Process Definition.3.Name the BPD Order Fulfillment BFS and click Finish.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 7

IBM SoftwareYou are presented with a blank process with a Start and End event, and the default lanes (Participantand System). In this example you will not need a system lane as all of the activities are human-basedactivities. You will need two lanes—Analyst and Vendor.4.Right-click on the System lane, and select Edit Delete.On the confirmation prompt, click Yes.5.Click in the Participant lane (in the open space, not on the Start or End event.)6.In the Properties pane at the bottom of the screen, change the name of the lane to Analyst.7.Drag a lane (Page 8) from the palette and drop it on the diagram.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Software8.Change the name of the lane to Vendor.9.Drag an activity (10.In the Properties pane, change the name of the activity to Create Order.11.Drag and drop activity in the Vendor lane. Rename it to Submit Response.12.Drag and drop an activity in the Analyst lane. Rename it to Review Response.) from the palette and drop it in the Analyst lane.When you are finished, your diagram should look similar to the following picture:13.Click on the Save icon (Lab1 – Build from Scratch) on the top of the screen or press Ctrl-S to save your work.Page 9

IBM SoftwareThe final step in creating our process is to connect all of the events and activities.14.Click on the Sequence Flow icon in the palette.When you use the sequence flow tool to connect the objects, you are presented with anchor points onthe objects represented as blue dots when you hover over the objects. You can start and finish yourconnections using any one of the dots. To connect two objects, click on the desired anchor point of thesource object, and then click on the anchor point of the target object.15.Connect the Start event to the Create Order activity.16.Connect the Create Order activity to the Submit Response activity.17.Connect the Submit Response activity to the Review Response activity.18.Connect the Review Response activity to the End event.When you are finished, your diagram should look similar to the following picture:19.Save your work.1.2.4Playback the ProcessEven at this early stage it is possible to run the process. Even though none of the user interfaces havebeen defined, the system has default user interfaces that can be used to test the flow of the process.Page 10WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Software1.Click on the Run () button in the top right-hand corner of the screen.2.At the Switch View prompt, click the Remember decision? checkbox, and then click the Yesbutton.You are now in the Process Inspector. Here you are able to step through the process, activity by activityto ensure that the process is working as expected. The diagram in the bottom left pane shows theprocess diagram with a red token indicating which activity will be executed next. In the top right paneyou select and run the activities.3.Select the Create Order step in the top right pane.4.Click on the Run button above the activity to run the selected task. (Not the Run Process buttonabove the process diagram.)5.At the Pick User from Role prompt, select tw admin and click OK.A Web browser window is displayed showing the default user interface.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 11

IBM Software6.Click on the Done button. You will see the message. The service has finished.7.In the Process Inspector, click on the Refresh () button.The step list is updated to show the Create Order activity is complete (closed), and the SubmitResponse activity ready to be executed.8.Page 12Run the Submit Response activity.a.Select the step.b.Click the Run button.c.Run as tw admin.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Software9.d.Click the Done button.e.Close the browser window.f.Refresh the list.Repeat the steps for the Review Response activity.You have successfully completed one pass through the process.10.Click on the Designer tab to switch back to the Process Designer.1.2.5Define the Process VariableYour process will need some place to save the order information from activity to activity. A processvariable will be used to store this information. You will use the data type from the Lab Tools toolkit todefine your order variable.1.Click on the Variables tab at the top of the screen.2.Click on the Add Private button.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 13

IBM Software3.In the Details area, name the variable order.4.Click on the Select button.5.Click on the Order type.6.Click the Has Default checkbox.Page 14WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Software7.The Variables screen should look similar to the following screenshot8.Save your work.1.2.6Create the Default User InterfacesWith the diagram and the variables defined, you are ready to create the user interfaces. In this lab youwill use the Activity Wizard to create the base screens which you can then customize.1.Click on the Diagram tab.2.Right-click on the Create Order activity, and select Activity Wizard.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 15

IBM Software3.In the Activity Wizard, accept all of the defaults, and click Finish.4.Repeat the steps to use the Activity Wizard to create the user interface for the SubmitResponse activity.5.Repeat the steps to use the Activity Wizard to create the user interface for the ReviewResponse activity.6.Save your work.1.2.7Update the Create Order User InterfaceThe Activity Wizard created a user interface with a single user interface screen, or “coach.” Your nexttask is to modify the UI screen.1.Page 16In the Process Diagram, double-click on the Create Order activity to open the user interface.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Software2.Click on the Coach object, and in the Properties pane, change the name of the coach to CreateOrder.3.Modify the coach.a.Double-click on the Create Order coach to open the Coach Editor.You don’t need the Approved and the Vendor Response fields.b.Right-click on the Approved field and select Delete.c.Repeat for the Vendor Response field.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 17

IBM SoftwareThe user interface can be run at any time. Running the user interface runs the entire userinterface flow. Since there is only one coach in the current user interface, only the one screenwill be displayed.d.Save your work.e.Click on the Run button in top right corner.The screen is displayed. The screen is acceptable but there are a few changes to make. First,the users would prefer the Priority field be a drop-down list. Second, the Issue Date is systemgenerated and should not be changed. Third, the user would like the Planner Comments fieldto have multiple lines. Finally, you think the screen would look a little nicer if there were twocolumns for the fields.f.4.Change the Priority field to a drop-down list.a.Page 18Click OK and close the browser window.Click on the Priority field.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Softwareb.In the Properties pane, change the Control Type to Single Select.c.In the Properties pane, click on the Presentation tab.The next step is to define the options in the drop-down list. This list could be populated from avariable or from a database. In this lab, you define the options directly in the control.d.In the Manual Data area, click the Add button.e.In the Value field, clear the contents.f.In the Display Text field, enter -- Select a Priority --Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 19

IBM Softwareg.Repeat the steps to create the following entries:ValueDisplay Text3Low2Medium1HighWhen you are finished, your screen should look like the following picture:5.Page 20Change the Issue Date field to output text.a.Click on the Issue Date field.b.In the Properties pane, click on the Date Selector tab.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Softwarec.6.Change the Control Type to Output Text.Increase the number of lines in the Planner Comments field to 3.a.Click on the Planner Comments field.b.In the Properties pane, click on the Presentation tab.c.Change the # of Rows to 3.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 21

IBM Software7.Page 22Place the upper fields into two columns.a.Drag and drop a Two-Column control from the palette to the top of the Order section.b.In the Properties pane, click on the Presentation tab.c.Click on Column:0.d.Set the Column Width to 50%.e.Repeats the steps for Column:1.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Softwaref.Drag and drop the Customer field into the left column.g.Drag and drop the remaining fields (except for the Planners Comments) into thecolumns. Get your screen to look similar to the following picture:8.Save your work.9.Click the Run button to test your changes. Close the browser window when you are finished.You have completed the update to the Create Order coach. There is an additional user requirement.Before the order is submitted for response, the system needs to show a review screen, giving the userthe ability to go back and modify the order.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 23

IBM Software10.11.Change the Create Order coach’s button to display Next instead of OK.a.Click on the OK button.b.In the Properties pane, click on the Presentation tab.c.In the Buttons area, click on the Ok [bg0 ok] button.d.Change the Label to Next . (Note: There is a space between Next and )Click on the Diagram tab at the top of the screen.Since the Review Screen is basically a read-only version of the Create Order Coach, you will copy thecreate coach and modify it for the review coach.12.Page 24Create a copy of the Create Order coach.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Software13.a.Right-click on the Create Order coach, and select Copy.b.Click on the open diagram area, and then right-click, and select Paste.c.In the Properties pane, change the name of the Coach to Review Order.Modify the Review Order coach.a.Double-click on the Review Order coach.b.Click on the Customer field.c.In the Properties pane, change the Control Type to Output Text.d.Repeat for all of the remaining fields.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 25

IBM SoftwarePage 26e.Click on the Next button.f.In the Properties pane, click on the Presentation tab.g.Change the Label of the Next button to Back. (Remember the space.)h.In the Buttons area, click the Add button and change the new button’s label to Submit.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Softwarei.Click on the Create Order title bar at the top of the Coach.j.Change the title to Review Order.k.Save your work.If you were to press the Run button, you would not see your new review Coach. Why? The new Coachhas not been added to the user interface flow.14.Add the Review Order coach to the user interface flow.a.Click on the Diagram tab.b.Right click on the Next connection line, and select Delete.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 27

IBM Software15.c.Use the Sequence Flow tool to connect the Create Order coach to the Review Ordercoach. (You may need to move the End event to make room for the Review Ordercoach.)d.Connect the Review Order coach back to the Create Order coach.e.Finally, connect the Review Order coach to the End event.Test the final product.a.Save your work.b.Click the Run button. Close the browser window when you are finished.1.2.8Update the Submit Response User Interface1.Switch back to the Business Process Diagram.Page 28a.Click on the down arrow next to Create Order at the top of the screen.b.Select Order Fulfillment BFS.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Software2.Double-click on the Submit Response activity.3.Change the name of the Coach to Submit Response. (Properties pane)4.Double-click on the Submit Response coach.5.Modify the Order section.6.a.Delete the Priority, Quote Deadline, Planner Comments, Approved, and VendorResponse fields.b.Change the remaining fields to Output Text. (Properties pane)c.Add a Two-Column control to the top of the section.d.Set the column widths to 50%. (Properties pane, Presentation tab)e.Drag and drop the fields into the columns. When you are finished, your coach shouldlook similar to the following picture:Add the Vendor Response section.a.Expand the order variable in Variables folder in the palette by clicking on the trianglenext to the order variable.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 29

IBM Softwareb.Scroll down to the vendorResponse variable and drag and drop the variable betweenthe Order section and the Ok button group.Notice that this action created a section for the variables content, as well as creating entry fields for all ofthe first-level attributes.c.Page 30Format the Price field to display the value as currency.i.Select the Price field.ii.In the Properties pane, click on the Presentation tab.iii.Click on the Select button, and select Currency: ###,###,###.##.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Softwared.Drag and drop a One-Column with Title control and drop it between the Price field andthe Comments field.e.Change the Title of the new section to Delivery Schedule. (Properties pane, Sectiontab)f.Expand the vendorResponse variable in Variables folder in the palette by clicking onthe triangle next to the vendorResponse variable.g.Scroll down to the deliverySchedule variable and drag and drop the variable into theDeleivery Schedule section.You now have the basic information on the Coach. It is time for a playback.h.Save your work.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 31

IBM Softwarei.Click the Run button.The default table properties for the delivery schedule are not quite what you need. The fieldsneed to be input fields, there is no need for the radio button, and you need to be able to add anddelete rows.j.Click the Ok button and close the browser window.k.Click on the Quantity column.l.In the Properties pane, change the Control Type to Input Text.Important!Do not press the “I” key on the keyboard to jump to the Input Text entry in the ControlType drop-down list. The first “I” in the list is Image, which will be selected. Since asimage is not bound to a variable, you will loose the connection between the Quantityfield and the quantity variable.Page 32WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Softwarem.Change the Control Type for the Date column to Date Selector.n.Select the table by clicking on the Repeating tag on the bottom of the table.o.In the Properties pane, click on the Presentation tab.p.Make the following changes:i.Uncheck Show Selection Column.ii.Check Show Add Control.iii.Check Show Delete Control.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 33

IBM Softwareq.r.Optional:i.Use a two-column control to group the top four fields in the Vendor Responsesection.ii.Increase the number of rows for the Comments field to 3.Save your work.1.2.9Update the Review Response User Interface1.Switch back to the Business Process Diagram.2.a.Click on the down arrow next to Create Order at the top of the screen.b.Select Order Fulfillment BFS.Double-click on the Review Response activity.Since the Coach for the Review Response activity is very similar to the Coach that was created for theSubmit Response activity, you will use a copy of the Submit Response coach as the starting point.3.Replicate the Submit Response coach.a.Page 34Right-click on the Coach in the Review Response Diagram and select Delete.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Software4.b.Use the drop-down list at the top of the screen to switch to the Submit Response userinterface.c.If you are not viewing the coach flow, click on the Diagram tab.d.Right-click on the Submit Response Coach and select Copy.e.Use the drop-down list at the top of the screen to switch to the Review Response userinterface.f.Right-click between the Start and End events and select Paste.g.Change the name of the coach to Review Response.h.Use the Sequence Flow tool to connect the Review Response activity to the Start andEnd events. When you are finished, your screen should look similar to the followingpicture:Modify the Review Response coach.a.Double-click on the Review Response Coach.b.Select the Submit Response title bar at the top of the coach and change the Title toReview Response.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 35

IBM Softwarec.Change all fields to Output Text. (Don’t forget the fields in the table.)d.Remove the Add and Delete controls from the table.e.Page 36i.Select the table. (Use the Repeating tag.)ii.Uncheck Show Add Control and Show Delete Control. (Properties pane,Presentation tab)Add the Planner Comments to the coach.i.Expand the order variable.ii.Scroll down to the plannerComments variable.iii.Drag and drop the plannerComments variable to the bottom of the Ordersection. (Below the two-column area.)iv.Change the Planner Comments to Output Text.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Softwaref.Drag and drop the approved variable immediately above the Ok button.g.Save your work.h.Optional: Playback your changes.1.2.10 Playback the ProcessThe process is now complete. The next step is to run or playback the complete process.1.Use the drop-down list at the top of the screen to switch to the Order Fulfillment BFS businessprocess definition.2.Click the Run button.3.In the Inspector view, select the Create Order task (top right pane), and click the Run button(above the selected task).4.Run the activity as tw admin.5.Enter some test data into the screen and click the Next button.6.Review the data, click Submit, and close the browser window.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 37

IBM Software7.In the Process Inspector, click the Refresh button.8.Select and run the Submit Response task as tw admin.9.Refresh the Process Inspector.10.Select and run the Review Response task as tw admin.11.Review the information, check the approved box, click Ok, and close the browser window.12.Refresh the Process Inspector. There should not be any running process instances or tasks.1.2.11 Create a SnapshotThe Process Center of the Business Process Manager provides the capability to take a snapshot of thecurrent process application. A snapshot allows you to go back and see a previous version of the processapplication. Additionally, snapshots are used to deploy or install versions of the process application intoother environments, such as QA or Production.1.Click on the Designer button in the top left corner to return to the Process Designer.2.Click on the Snapshot icon in the top right corner of the screen.Page 38WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM Software3.Name your snapshot Version 1.0 and click OK.Notice that the new snapshot is displayed in the Revision History, located in the bottom left pane.1.3Modify the ProcessAs is always the case, shortly after you deploy your process, a new requirement comes in. In this case,you are asked to route all high priority order to a manager for approval.1.3.1Add Manager Lane and Activity1.If you are not already in the Order Fulfillment BFS business process designer, go there.2.Add the Manager Lane to the diagram.a.Drag and drop a new lane onto the diagram.b.Change the Name of the lane to Manager.Lab1 – Build from ScratchPage 39

IBM Softwarec.3.Page 40Highlight the Manager lane and drag it to the bottom of the diagram. Your diagramshould now look similar to the following picture:Add the Manager Review activity to the process diagram.a.Drag and drop an activity in the Manager lane, below the Review Response activity.b.Change the Name of the activity to Manager Review.WebSphere Lab Jam

IBM SoftwareFor the Manager Review activity, you will reuse the existing Review Response user interface.c.In the Properties pane, click on the Implementation tab.d.In the Implementation section, click on the Select button.e.Type review, and then select the Review Response user interface.f.In the Data Mapping section, click on the object selection icon (Mapping.Lab1 – Build from Scratch) under InputPage 41

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