Optional Setup Steps (Oracle Workflow Help)

Oracle Workflow Guide
Release 2.6.2
Part Number A95265-03


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Optional Setup Steps

1. You can partition the WF_ITEM_ACTIVITY_STATUSES, WF_ITEM_ACTIVITY_STATUSES_H, WF_ITEM_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES, and WF_ITEMS tables for performance gain. See: Partitioning Workflow Tables.

2. If you are using the standalone version of Oracle Workflow with Oracle9i Database Server Release 2 or Oracle9i Application Server (Oracle9iAS) Release 2 or higher, you can synchronize the user information in your Workflow directory service with Oracle Internet Directory (OID). Additionally, if you have installed Oracle9iAS Release 2 or higher, you can also use OID integration to implement single sign-on integration. See: Synchronizing Workflow Directory Services with Oracle Internet Directory.

3. Set up the Notification Mailer program if you want to allow your users to receive notifications by e-mail. See: Implementing the Notification Mailer.

4. You can modify the templates for your electronic mail notifications. See: Modifying Your Message Templates.

5. Customize the company logo that appears in Oracle Workflow's web pages. See: Customizing the Logo on Oracle Workflow's Web Pages.

6. You can include additional icons to your Oracle Workflow Icons subdirectory to customize the diagrammatic representation of your workflow processes. Use custom symbols for each activity you define. See: Adding Custom Icons to Oracle Workflow.

7. Set up the Java Function Activity Agent if you are using the standalone version of Oracle Workflow and you want to run external Java function activities. See: Setting Up the Java Function Activity Agent.

8. Set up the Business Event System if you want to communicate business events between systems using event subscription processing and Workflow process event activities. See: Setting Up the Business Event System.

9. Set up the WF_EVENT_OMB_QH queue handler if you are using the Business Event System with Oracle8i and you want to use Oracle Message Broker to propagate event messages between systems. See: Setting Up the WF_EVENT_OMB_QH Queue Handler.