Installation

Prerequisites
  • BPC Server installed, configured, and started

  • INUBIT Process Engine started

  • BPC configured as a portal server in INUBIT. If BPC is not installed on the same computer as the INUBIT Process Engine, localhost:8181 should be replaced with the name and Port of the computer on which BPC is installed.

  • Documentation modules have been deployed from INUBIT to BPC (Documentation)

  • BPC configured as a process user server in INUBIT (Documentation)

  • All diagrams to be displayed in Process Documentation have been linked to at least one BPC process role in INUBIT

Loading the Process Documentation module in BPC

configuration overview

  1. Log in to BPC via the URL http(s)://<portal hostname>:<port>, such as http(s)://localhost:8181/

  2. After logging in, navigate to the administration area and select the Process Documentation tab. The deployed documentation modules are located under Components.

  3. You can use "displayedDiagramTypes" to limit the diagram types displayed. If the field is empty, all diagram types are allowed. Possible values are (multiple values specified as a comma-separated list):

    • processmap (Process Maps)

    • bpd (Business Process Diagrams)

    • constraintsdiagram (Business Object Diagrams)

    • organigram (Organizational Charts)

    • soamap (SOA Maps)

    • systemdiagram (System Diagrams)

    • technical (Technical Workflows)

  4. Using the "userGroup" property, the display of this documentation module can be filtered to show only the Diagrams of a specific user or user group (e.g., BusinessProcessCenter). Leave the field blank to apply no restrictions.

  5. On the INUBIT Process Engine, there must be at least one Diagram of a type configured in "displayedDiagramTypes"—either globally or within the filtered user/group—that is assigned to at least one process user role (Documentation). The logged-in BPC user must have at least one of these assigned roles so that the tree view is displayed with Diagrams rather than appearing empty.

  6. In the component list, click the icon in the Actions column to display the component as a test. For everyday use, add it as a navigation menu item; see Navigation Settings.