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Oracle Workflow Administrator's Guide
Release 2.6.3.5

Part Number B12160-02
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Guest Access in PL/SQL

Oracle Workflow also provides PL/SQL functions to obtain URLs for guest access to the Administrator Monitor. These functions are defined in the PL/SQL package called WF_MONITOR. See: Workflow Monitor APIs, Oracle Workflow API Reference.

When calling these methods, you must provide the following parameters to indicate how you want to display the Status Monitor:

You can use these URLs to provide access to the Administrator Monitor from a PL/SQL application, for example, or include a URL in a workflow notification message to allow a user to access the Administrator Monitor from the notification.

Note: In Oracle E-Business Suite, you can call the function FND_UTILITIES.OPEN_URL to open a Web browser and have it connect to a specified URL, such as a Status Monitor URL. See: FND_UTILITIES:Utility Routine, Oracle Applications Developer's Guide.

Guest Access from Notifications

You can provide guest access to the Administrator Monitor from a workflow notification. To do so, define a message attribute of type URL, and include or attach this attribute in the notification message. Obtain a guest access URL using one of the WF_MONITOR PL/SQL functions, and set the value of the message attribute to this URL. The user who receives the notification can access the Administrator Monitor by viewing the notification, either through the Worklist Web pages or through an e-mail application, and clicking the link in the message. If users are not already logged into Oracle Applications, they must first log in before they can access the Administrator Monitor from the link. See: To Define a Message Attribute, Oracle Workflow Developer's Guide.


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