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Revision as of 05:41, 19 October 2011
This article will give you first taste of EPM API. I assume that you have already installed EPM modeler and have EMP runtime environment setup with simple process model deployed in it. If you haven't done this, please follow this documentation [http:// link to come soon].
Step 1. You will get a reference to EPM workflow service. For time being you can view it as any simple spring bean or even simple java POJO.
Step 2. Having a reference to workflow service, you can start a process with by using following API method;
workflowService.startPrcoesss("LeaveApplicationProcess");