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SMAX-OO Integration - Execution Name in OO Central

Status: Waiting for Votes Submitted by Micro Focus Expert on ‎11-12-2018 12:04 AM

Syptom:

When SMAX calls to OO for OO Flow execution, the task created on OO, it's like: "SAW initiated flow execution: OPB task: 10cf86a5-db11-49ca-97d9-a52897210f6e". This mask is compliated for OO Administrators or users to know the OO invoked from SM

Requirement:

The task created must be called as workflow name invoked in order to easily tracking oo execution flows thought the OO Central.

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3 Comments
Tonya SMAX
Micro Focus Expert
Micro Focus Expert
‎11-12-2018 09:52 PM
‎11-12-2018 09:52 PM
Status changed to: Waiting for Votes

Thank you for sharing your idea! It’s open for comments and kudos, and we’re looking forward to input from the community. Once there is enough community traction, it will be further reviewed by the product team

cheikh
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4 weeks ago
4 weeks ago

Hi,

As described above it is a little tricky to determine the executed flow, also for reporting proposes it’s necessary to get the flow real name.

Tonya SMAX
Micro Focus Expert
Micro Focus Expert
Thursday
Thursday
Status changed to: Waiting for Votes

Thanks for all the votes and comments. We are looking into this as a future product enhancement. Check the notifications box to be emailed if the status changes.

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