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Creating and starting a process instance is quite easy via the API. Each process instance will process its activity instances until it has to wait on an external event like a JMS response, a mail or a user interaction. | Creating and starting a process instance is quite easy via the API. Each process instance will process its activity instances until it has to wait on an external event like a JMS response, a mail or a user interaction. | ||
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| − | You need an [[STP/Stardust/KnowledgeBase/API/ExamplesofAPIUsage/Initialization|initialized workflow]] service and the id of the process definition you want to start. | + | You need an [[STP/Stardust/KnowledgeBase/API/ExamplesofAPIUsage/Initialization|initialized workflow]] service and the id of the process definition you want to start. |
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Revision as of 04:11, 17 November 2011
Start a Process
Purpose
Creating and starting a process instance is quite easy via the API. Each process instance will process its activity instances until it has to wait on an external event like a JMS response, a mail or a user interaction.
Requirements
You need an initialized workflow service and the id of the process definition you want to start.