1. Developing SOA Applications with Oracle SOA Suite
  2. Using the Human Workflow Service Component
  3. Designing Task Forms for Human Tasks
  4. Deploying a Composite Application with a Task Flow
  5. What Happens When You Deploy the Task Form

What Happens When You Deploy the Task Form

When the task form is deployed, an automatic association is created between the task metadata and the task flow application URL. Use Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control to update this mapping. Access the task flow component in the Component Metrics table for a specific SOA composite application. The Administration tab shows the URI for the task form. See Administering Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Business Process Management Suite for more information. If the task flow is configured for HTTPS access, you may need to do additional settings in Enterprise Manager.

Note:

For the task form association to happen automatically, the SOA server must be running. If the association does not happen, then you receive the message Task details not found for this task when you try to access the task form for that task in Worklist Application or Oracle Business Process Management Workspace. In this case, you can either restart the application or go to Oracle Enterprise Manager and register the task form URL manually.

See Using for information on how to act on tasks.

Note:

  • For the task form to work correctly, always specify the URL using the complete name for the host on which the task flow is deployed.

  • If you want to access the task form from a different URL that has a different port number than the hostname and port number previously set in Oracle WebLogic Remote Console, then you must change the port number for the front-end in Oracle WebLogic Remote Console and redeploy the task form so that the task details appear correctly in the worklist.