Component queues make it possible to process a workflow step using an external entity, such as a Java™ object or Java Message Service (JMS).

Using Process Configuration Console, you configure a component queue with an adaptor, EITHER Java or JMS. The Java adaptor allows you to EXPOSE public methods from a Java class as operations on a queue. The JMS adaptor allows you to PUBLISH workflow data to a JMS queue, also using operations. Using Process Designer, the workflow author ADDS a component step to a map and selects operations for that step from the list of component queues. The workflow author also specifies the appropriate expression for each operation parameter.

To create a new component queue:

1. In Process Configuration Console, open the isolated region.
2. Select the Component Queues folder ICON and click New on the toolbar.
3. Enter a name for the queue in the Queue name box. See Naming conventions for information regarding valid names. The name will appear in the list of component queues in Process Designer.
4. In the Description box, you
5. Click Next to continue.

Component queues make it possible to process a workflow step using an external entity, such as a Java™ object or Java Message Service (JMS).

Using Process Configuration Console, you configure a component queue with an adaptor, either Java or JMS. The Java adaptor allows you to expose public methods from a Java class as operations on a queue. The JMS adaptor allows you to publish workflow data to a JMS queue, also using operations. Using Process Designer, the workflow author adds a component step to a map and selects operations for that step from the list of component queues. The workflow author also specifies the appropriate expression for each operation parameter.

To create a new component queue: