Creating an Internal Event Rule
You can create an internal event rule using the New Event Rule wizard.
To create an internal event rule:
2. On the Event Rule page, type a name for the event rule in the Event rule name field.
3. Click the Internal event radio button.
4. Select a rule project from the drop down list in the Rule project field.
If you opened the wizard from a specific rule project in the Solutions view or from the Rules Explorer view, the name of this rule project appears in the
Rule project field.
You can select any other rule project from the drop down list.
5. Select a rule set in the Rule sets field.
The master rule set check box is always selected and cannot be cleared.
To create a new rule set, click
New and create the new rule set as described in
Creating a Rule Set.
6. Type a description of the event rule in the Description field (optional). After you click Finish, the description appears in an expandable field in the upper left corner of the editor area.
7. Click the Process aware check box if you want to invoke a user task from the event rule, see
Invoking a User Task. Selecting the check box adds aProcessData data model that was created from the ProcessData document type in pub.prt:ProcessData as an input parameter to the event rule (optional). This enables you to associate the ProcessData parameter to a process action input as described in
Adding an Action Result. 8. Click Next.
9. On the Event Rule Parameters page, select the data model. Hold down SHIFT or CTRL to select multiple data models.
10. Move the selected data model to the right side by double click, by drag and drop, or click . 11. To remove a data model from the Selected parameters list, select it and click , or press DEL. Hold down SHIFT or CTRL to select multiple data models. 12. Modify the required parameter info as explained in the following table:
Note:
You cannot modify any info of a ProcessData parameter.
For this field | You can do this |
Name | Click the name value to modify the parameter name (optional). Note: Each parameter name must be unique. |
Type | This value cannot be modified. |
I/O | Note: You must specify at least one Input and one Output parameter, or a Both parameter. |
Any | |
13. Click Next.
14. On the Event Rule Event page, select a parameter element.
15. Assign the selected parameter element to an event source by double click, by drag and drop, or click Move Right.
Note:
Every parameter element you assign overwrites any previously assigned parameter element.
16. To remove the assigned parameter element, select it and clickRemove.
17. Modify the required parameter element info as explained in the following table:
For this field | You can do this |
Name | Click the name value to modify the parameter element name (optional). Note: Each parameter element name must be unique. |
Parameter Element | This value cannot be modified. |
Type | This value cannot be modified. |
18. Click Next.
19. On the Event Rule Assignment Results page, select the parameter element. Hold down SHIFT or CTRL to select multiple parameter elements.
20. Assign the selected parameter element to a result by double click, by drag and drop, or click . 21. To remove a parameter element from the Selected parameter elements list, select it and click , or press DEL. Hold down SHIFT or CTRL to select multiple parameter elements. 22. Modify the required parameter element info as explained in the following table:
For this field | You can do this |
Label | Click the label value to modify the parameter element name (optional). This name is used as the assignment result column header. Note: Each parameter element name for an assignment result must be unique. |
Parameter Element | This value cannot be modified. |
23. To change the order in the Selected parameter elements list, click and in the wizard toolbar. The initial assignment result row order of the event rule in the editor area corresponds to the order of the parameter elements within the wizard. 24. Click Next. If you only want to create assignment results, click Finish.
25. On the Event Rule Action Results page, select the action. Hold down SHIFT or CTRL to select multiple actions.
26. Assign the selected action to a result by double click, by drag and drop, or click . 27. To remove an action from the Selected actions list, select it and click , or press DEL. Hold down SHIFT or CTRL to select multiple actions. 28. Modify the required action info as explained in the following table:
For this field | You can do this |
Label | Click the label value to modify the action name (optional). This name is used as the action result column header. Note: Each name for an action result must be unique. |
Action | Click the action name, then click the pencil button to specify action inputs as described in
Adding an Action Result, Step 5. |
Status | Click the current symbol to switch between active and inactive. |
29. To change the order in the Selected actions list, click and in the wizard toolbar. The initial action result row order of the event rule in the editor area corresponds to the order of the actions within the wizard. 30. Click Finish.
An event rule is created and saved to your workspace. It appears in the editor area and under
Event Rules >
[EventRuleName] in the Rules Explorer view. The selected parameters appear under
Event Rules >
[EventRuleName] >
[ParameterName] in the Rules Explorer view.