Enabling and Disabling Predefined EDA Event Emission for a Process Model

You can enable and disable the emission of predefined Process Engine EDA events for individual process models on an event-by-event basis. When event type emission is disabled, no predefined events are emitted by the model for the disabled event type.

EDA event emission for all predefined event types is disabled by default. To enable event emission, you must manually enable the predefined EDA events you want to emit for each individual process model. The event emission enablement settings are maintained with the process through the build and upload procedure. They are part of the process asset description, and are sent with the process when deployed with webMethods Deployer.

Note:

Disabling Process Engine EDA events has no effect on custom event types applied to the process model or steps within it.

You can also enable or disable event emission in the run time with webMethods Monitor, on a process model’s Edit Process page. For more information, see the PDF publication webMethods Monitor User’s Guide.

Important:

Before you make modifications to EDA event emission settings, be aware of the interaction of these settings between Designer and webMethods Monitor. For more information, see About Synchronizing Process Runtime Settings with webMethods Monitor .

3. On the Run Time page, in the Runtime Editable Properties section, do the following in the Emit Process-specific Predefined EDA Events area:

Click Synchronize to retrieve the current webMethods Monitor settings from the Process Audit database and apply them to EDA events and step enablement areas. A confirmation dialog box appears to inform you either that the settings are identical and no changes are needed, or that the settings are different, in which case you can choose to synchronize the settings or cancel.

Select a predefined event type check box to enable emission of the predefined event for this model.

Clear a predefined event type check box to disable emission of the predefined event for this model.

You must build and upload the process model to apply the new settings to the runtime environment. For more information, see About Synchronizing Process Runtime Settings with webMethods Monitor .