Start AssemblyLine - Input Schema Parameters

When you want to start an AssemblyLine with an operation, you must supply the values for initialization attributes and for operation attributes. The specific attributes for which you are asked to supply values vary depending on the operation you have chosen for the AssemblyLine.

You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:

Select operation

Start AssemblyLine - Input Schema Parameters

Initialization attributes

Operation attributes

Start AssemblyLine

Cancel

Help



Start AssemblyLine - Input Schema Parameters

The Input Schema Parameters window reflects your selections for AssemblyLine and for AssemblyLine operation. The name of the selected operation for the AssemblyLine is displayed, along with the instruction to "Enter the attribute values for the input schema."



Start AssemblyLine

When you select Start AssemblyLine, the AssemblyLine is started with the selected operation. The Action Manager passes the attributes to the AssemblyLine. The Initialization attributes are available in the opEntry of the AssemblyLine, and the Operation attributes are passed as the Initial Work Entry to the AssemblyLine.



Cancel

Closes the window. Values are not saved.



Select Operation

A list of operations available for the AssemblyLine you have selected appears. Select the operation you want and click Next >>.



Initialization attributes

The names of the initialization attributes are exposed for the initialization of the AssemblyLine. Enter the values for the named attributes.

A value of the form "Entry[attribute1:value1;attribute2:value2]" can also be specified. In this case the attribute value is set to an Entry object containing the attributes and values specified inside square brackets.

Example:

Entry[ldapserver:netvista.ibm.com;ldapport:390]

The Initialization attributes are available in the opEntry of the AssemblyLine.



Operation attributes

Enter the value for the Attribute name. The Attribute names will vary depending on attributes exposed by the operation you selected.

A value of the form "Entry[attribute1:value1;attribute2:value2]" can also be specified.

In this case the attribute value is set to an Entry object containing the attributes and values specified inside square brackets.

Example:

Entry[ldapserver:netvista.ibm.com;ldapport:390]

The Operation attributes are passed as the Initial Work Entry to the AssemblyLine.



Help

In the blue title bar of the window you are working with, on the right side of the title bar, there is a question mark ? symbol. When you click the question mark, context sensitive help appears. The help displays more details on the elements of the window.



Start AssemblyLine - Input Schema Parameters

When you want to start an AssemblyLine with an operation, you must supply the values for initialization attributes and for operation attributes.

You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:

Selected Operation Label

Start AssemblyLine - Input Schema Parameters

Initialization attributes

Operation attributes

Save

Cancel

Help



Enter the attribute values for the input schema

The Input Schema Parameters window reflects your selections for AssemblyLine and for AssemblyLine operation. The name of the selected operation for the AssemblyLine is displayed, along with the instruction to "Enter the attribute values for the input schema."



Selected Operation Label

A list of operations available for the AssemblyLine you have selected appears. Select the operation you want and click Next.



Initialization attributes

The names of the Initialization attributes are exposed for the initialization of the AssemblyLine. Enter the values for the named attributes.

A value of the form "Entry[attribute1:value1;attribute2:value2]" can also be specified. In this case the attribute value is set to an Entry object containing the attributes and values specified inside square brackets.

Example:

Entry[ldapserver:netvista.ibm.com;ldapport:390]

The Initialization attributes are available in the opEntry of the AssemblyLine.



Operation attributes

Enter the value for the Attribute name. The Attribute names will vary depending on attributes exposed by the operation you selected.

A value of the form "Entry[attribute1:value1;attribute2:value2]" can also be specified. In this case the attribute value is set to an Entry object containing the attributes and values specified inside square brackets.

Example:

Entry[ldapserver:netvista.ibm.com;ldapport:390]

The Operation attributes are passed as the Initial Work Entry to the AssemblyLine.



Save

Saves the values you have entered (or the existing values) in the window.



Cancel

Closes the window. Values are not saved.



Help

In the blue title bar of the window you are working with, on the right side of the title bar, there is a question mark ? symbol. When you click the question mark, context sensitive help appears. The help displays more details on the elements of the window.



Select Operation

The Start AssemblyLine option lists the operations that can be performed by the AssemblyLine. When you choose Start an AssemblyLine with a specific operation, a new Input Schema window launches for the operation you have selected. You can then enter the schema attribute values for the operation and start the AssemblyLine. Select the operation you want and click Next.

You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:

Select an operation from the list

Available operations

Next >>

Cancel

Help



Select an operation from the list

A list of operations available for the AssemblyLine you have selected appears. Select the operation you want and click Next.



Available operations

A list of operations available for the AssemblyLine you have selected appears. Select the operation you want and click Next >>.



Next >>

Takes you to the next window required by the response you have entered.



Cancel

Closes the window. Values are not saved.



Help

In the blue title bar of the window you are working with, on the right side of the title bar, there is a question mark ? symbol. When you click the question mark, context sensitive help appears. The help displays more details on the elements of the window.