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Workflow Scheduled Triggering (accelerator)
28.01.2019 - 12:35
Disclaimer: Please note that QPR Accelerators are not supported by QPR Customer Care and are provided "as is" without any express or implied warranty.
Overview: Workflow Scheduled Triggering is a tool to trigger selected QPR Workflow tickets. The tool contacts QPR using QPR Web Service, and workflow triggering is done using PerformObjectOperation. The program may be scheduled using Windows Task Scheduler. Configuration is an XML file, which is given in the run command as a parameter.
Scheduled triggering is needed in workflow systems, when the workflow is supposed to act even if no changes have been done to the action (e.g. send emails messages after a certain amount of time). Without this tool, workflow is only able to run when a user creates or changes actions, making e.g. this kind of email sending impossible.
Latest version: 1.0.0 (2015-06-01)
Compatible with: QPR Suite 2015.1, QPR Suite 2014.1
Productization level: medium
Required expertise for installing: Using QPR Web Service, Editing XML, Configuring IIS and WCF (more information)
