Associating a Workflow Manager Request with a Package

Workflow Manager 2020

When you associate a package with a request, their respective reports are also linked together:

• Workflow Report—The Request’s Workflow Report contains a link to open the Package Report of its associated package.
• Package Report—The package’s Package Report contains a link to open the Workflow Report of its associated Request.

You can associate a package with a request from both AdminStudio Application Manager and Workflow Manager.

Associating a Package With a Request from Application Manager

You can select a package in the Application Manager Product View and select a workflow from a list.

To associate a package with a request from Application Manager:

1. Open AdminStudio Application Manager and connect to the AdminStudio Enterprise Server Application Catalog.
2. On the Catalog tab, right-click on a package in the tree and select Associate with Workflow Manager Workflow Request from the shortcut menu. The Associate with Workflow Manager Workflow Request dialog box opens.
3. From the list, select the name of the workflow request that you want to associate with this package and click OK.

Associating a Package With a Request from Workflow Manager

You can open a request’s Workflow Request page and associate it with a package in the AdminStudio Enterprise Server Application Catalog.

To associate a request with a package from Workflow Manager:

1. Open the Workflow Request page of the request that you want to associate with a package, as described in Opening a Workflow Request’s Workflow Request Page.
2. Open the Properties tab.

3. Next to the Associated Package field, click Change. The Select Package dialog box opens, displaying the Application Catalog package tree:
4. Select a package in the tree and click Select Package. The name of the selected package is now listed in the Associated Package field, and is linked to the package’s Package Report.

Tip:On the Select Package dialog box, you could also use the tools in the Search Packages area to find a specific package.