An UNDERCOVER agent is started by an event. The event can be a message event, a content event, or a timer event that is the result of a specific schedule.

Message events can ORIGINATE from a Business Process DIAGRAM (BPD), from a WEB service that you create, or from a message that you post to the JMS listener.

When an undercover agent executes, it invokes an IBM Business Process Manager service or a BPD in response to the event.

When you include a message event or content event in a BPD, you must attach an undercover agent to the event. For example, when a message event is received from an external system, an undercover agent is needed to trigger the message event in the BPD in response to the message.

An undercover agent is started by an event. The event can be a message event, a content event, or a timer event that is the result of a specific schedule.

Message events can originate from a Business Process Diagram (BPD), from a web service that you create, or from a message that you post to the JMS listener.

When an undercover agent executes, it invokes an IBM Business Process Manager service or a BPD in response to the event.

When you include a message event or content event in a BPD, you must attach an undercover agent to the event. For example, when a message event is received from an external system, an undercover agent is needed to trigger the message event in the BPD in response to the message.