SAF Module Details

When you select one module from the SAF Monitor list, depending on the type, you can have different pages to configure specific settings when you click the Details button on top. Here are some examples:

WorkflowScheduler

Workflow Scheduler is the component that creates workflow instances based on a schedule. Below are the settings you can edit through the Details page:

• Execution mode: here you can set the method to trigger the sync. There are 5 different methods for triggering module execution:

  

  • None: the module isn't triggered automatically;

    

  • Execution at a fixed time: the module is triggered at a fixed time once a day;

    

  • Execution on an intra-day cycle: the module is triggered periodically every minute over the whole day;

    

  • Trigger according to a list of intra-day cycles: you can set different intra-day cycles;

    

  • Udp trigger: set a listening port for a signal (UDP) to start module execution;

    

• Workflow type: depending on the workflow type you choose, you will have different workflow arguments to configure. An example could be the HardDelete type:

  

WorkflowFolderWatcher

Workflow Folder Watcher is the component that creates workflows based on changes in a file system folder. Below are the settings you can edit through the Details page:

Also here, depending on the workflow type you choose, you will have different workflow arguments to configure.

WorkflowTableWatcher

Workflow Table Watcher is the component that creates workflow instances based on DigaSystem table changes. Below are the settings you can edit through the Details page:

• Mode: for trying out new configurations you can enable different test modes.

  

  Test will only create log messages (without changing any state). As soon as you switch back to Standard workflows will be triggered for the stuff tested. Test + Remove will create log messages and update state. When you switch back to Standard mode no workflows will be created for the changes in test mode.

• “+ADD”: click this to open the properties for a new task.

  

  • In the Scanner panel, you can input a short description, the time interval to check for changes, the monitored DigaSystem tables, an xml filter limiting the creation of workflows and the events to monitor.

  • In the Workflow panel, you can select the workflow type and, consequentially, manage the workflow parameters of that type. An example could be the AnalyzeEntry type:

    

WorkflowWorker

Workflow Worker: it is the component that executes workflows. Below are the settings you can edit through the Details page:

• “+ADD”: click this too add a new workflow to the list