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The Events landing page lets you view, monitor, and edit business event definitions for all applications.

This page has two tabs.

  Event Definitions tab

A business event definition comprises both the conditions and resulting actions of a business event. For example, the event condition could be whenever a work item in the Adjustments application becomes resolved with a status of Resolved-Writedown and the principal amount is more than $10,000. The related action could be that the system sends an email notification to a specific group of people.

This tab includes four buttons and a tabular display.

The tabular display lists these values for each event definition in the current application.

Column

Description

Event

The name assigned by the user who created the event.

Event ID

The unique ID for the event.

Description

The description provided by the user who created the event.

Applies To

The type of work items to which the event applies.

Enabled

A check mark indicates that this event is enabled, or active.

Subscribed

A checkmark indicates that you have subscribed to this event definition.

Change Subscription

Click the subscription icon Subscribe to manage your subscription to this event definition.

Debug

Click the debug icon Debug to display the Debug dialog. See below.

Create an Event Definition

You cannot create an Event Definition from the Events landing page. Composite portals, such as the Case Management Portal, include functionality for creating new Event Definitions.

Update an Event Definition

To review or update an event definition, click the Event Definition Name or Description to display the Update Event Definition form. Click the Edit button to switch to edit mode.

Debug an Event Definition

You may want to verify that the business event definition catches the correct event and initiates the correct action in response. To test the event definition, use the debugging features:

  1. Select a work item to test with, and note its work item ID.
  2. In the list of existing business event definitions, select a row, then click theDebug iconicon in the Debug column to display the Debug form. Enter the work item ID in the Debug Info for Item field, and click Submit.
  3. Perform an action on the work item that should be noticed by the event definition. For example, if the event definition is watching for a "create or update" event, advance the work item in its flow or update its data.
  4. Click the Debug Log button to display the Event Debug Report.
  5. If the event definition is correctly configured, and if the system performed an action on the selected work item that stimulates the event definition, an entry appears in this report.

For each row, the report displays the

  Event Log tab

The Event Log tab records each occasion a business event responds to a change to a work item, or other stimulus, and generates an action. You can click any column heading to sort the display by the entries in that column.

For each recorded event, the log displays the following information:

Column

Description

Event Type The log displays the event type, in the form pxAttachmentAdded or pxInstanceUpdated.
Event Name The name of the event definition.
Event ID The event ID, in the form pxEVENT-NNNNN.
Event Primary Class The class of the work item triggering the event definition.
Work Object Updated The ID of the work item updated.
Action Status The result of the event: either Success or an error code.
Action Type The action type generated. The options are pxCallFlow, pxNotifySubscribers, or pxCallActivity.
Action Rule Lists the action rule used by the event definition.
Time of action execution Indicates when the event definition generated its action.

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