For a security privilege that grants access to an action variable, indicates
which namespace, action, and action variable are accessible to that security
privilege.
For a security privilege that grants access to a flow chart variable,
indicates which namespace and flow chart variable are accessible to that
security privilege.
Creates a new Flux agent using the supplied configuration file;
if the agent is later restarted with a new configuration, the configuration
file specified here will be overwritten with the new configuration.
Indicates whether actions that execute in a flow chart that are later
rolled back in the current database transaction are still recorded to the
audit trail.
The concurrency throttle limit in the root node of the runtime
configuration tree, assuming the root concurrency throttle expression is "/
<= N", where N is the limit.
A description of how to use the engine's database tables, to rename
database tables and columns, to reassign a standard SQL type, and to
provide initialization SQL statements to database connections that are
created to directly access the database.
Executes an SQL query and then, using the first row of JDBC result
set information returned from the query, evaluates a condition expression to
see if it is satisfied.
According to a certain frequency, executes an SQL SELECT statement and then,
using the first row of JDBC result set information returned from the query,
evaluates a condition expression to see if it is satisfied.
This property specifies the default flow chart actions that are executed
when a flow chart action raises an error and there is no explicit outbound
error flow defined.
Defaults to null, which implies that all LDAP users will be mapped to the
Flow Chart Master security role in Flux, which is always guaranteed to
exist.
A default runtime configuration that allows at most one flow chart to run
at the same time and defines a default error handler that retries failed
actions up to five times, with one minute delays after a failure.
The Flux engine that executes flow charts and contains a variety of job scheduling,
automated workflow, managed file transfer, and workload automation functionality.
Indicates that a communication failure, either at a low-level network level or a high-level protocol level, has
occurred when working with an engine or related network object.
If set to a non-null time expression, permits flow chart priorities to
temporarily rise over time in order to prevent lower priority flow charts
from starving and never being allowed to execute due to the fact that
higher priority flow charts generally run before lower priority flow
charts.
This property controls whether flows charts in the current branch in the
tree of flow charts are scheduled for execution in a first-in-first-out
manner.
Indicates that an error has occurred in a file action and contains file
listings for successful and unsuccessful file operations that occurred before
the file action failed.
Represents a group of files and directories that are used in a file
operation, including a count that can be specified to denote the minimum number of
files that must match the file pattern when wildcards are used.
Logged to the audit trail when a running flow chart's heartbeat is older than
the engine configuration property FAILOVER_TIME_WINDOW and that flow chart is
released (unassigned) from the engine executing it.
Execution of processes on remote computers to increase overall
system throughput and to allow processes to run on computers that
contain unique resources
Security that provides user authentication, security roles, and fine-grained
permissions for working with engines, the cluster, and the Operations Console
Returns an ordered result of flow charts, based on the next scheduled
firing time of each flow chart, given all flow charts in the specified flow
chart namespace and within the specified time range.
Indicates when some flow charts that contain Timer Triggers are expected to
fire; YOU MUST CALL CLOSE() ON THIS ITERATOR WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED
USING IT!
Contains the methods that a custom FTP file list parser must implement in
order to provide FTP actions with the ability to parse non-standard
FTP directory listings.
Returns the agent administrator for this engine instance, which is
responsible for registering agents, unregistering agents, monitoring
agents, and accepting responses from agents.
Loads application-specific properties from the "factories.properties" file,
which must be located on the system class path, on the current class
loader's class path, or in the directory where the JVM is started, which is
specified by the system property "user.dir".
Returns the average length of execution time in milliseconds for all runs
in the specified namespace which occurred within the lower and upper date
boundaries.
Returns the average length of execution time for an action or trigger in a
specific flow chart for all execution times which occurred in the specified
date boundaries.
Returns the concurrency throttle limit in the root node of the runtime
configuration tree, assuming the root concurrency throttle expression is "/
<= N", where N is the limit.
Returns additional initial context properties to be used when creating an
InitialContext object in preparation for looking up J2EE objects in the
JNDI tree.
If this flow context status is in the ERROR super-state and the FAILED
sub-state, returns the error result that describes how this flow context
entered this state.
If the current action is a file action, returns details about a file being
transferred by this flow chart such as bytes transferred and total number
of bytes.
Returns the fundamental components of all flow charts, ordered by flow
chart name, whose names match the specified hierarchical flow chart
namespace expression.
Returns the fundamental components of all flow charts, ordered by flow
chart name, whose names match the specified hierarchical flow chart
namespace expression.
Returns the fundamental components of all running flow contexts within
executing flow charts that match the specified search criteria, which are
described in the method parameters.
Returns the fundamental components of all running flow contexts within
executing flow charts that match the specified search criteria, which are
described in the method parameters.
Returns the file patterns that are included, returned as FilePattern
objects, which allow a required minimum number of matching files to be
found when using wildcard file patterns.
Returns the optional filename that references a keystore on the file system; a keystore contains a collection of
private keys and associated certificates.
Returns the limit for this concurrency constraint, which indicates the
maximum number of jobs that can run at the same time in the concurrency
constraint's namespace.
Returns the runtime in milliseconds of the longest flow chart run in the
specified namespace which occurred within the lower and upper date
boundaries.
Returns the longest runtime in milliseconds for an action or trigger in a
specific flow chart for all execution times which occurred in the specified
date boundaries.
Returns the total number of flow chart runs that have not completed in the
specified namespace which occurred within the lower and upper date
boundaries.
Returns the total number of flow chart runs which have not completed in the
specified namespace which occurred within the lower and upper date
boundaries.
Returns the operator used to compare the number of currently executing
jobs in this concurrency constraint's namespace to the maximum number of
jobs that are allowed to execute in this concurrency constraint's namespace.
To aid in working with persistent variables, returns all public fields of
the given class, including super classes but not java.lang.Object, that
meet certain criteria.
Indicates how this process terminated: normally, with an error that occurred
when the execution of the process was attempted, after timing out but still
running to completion, after being destroyed due to a timeout, after being
destroyed when a signal was received, or after being destroyed due to the
process being interrupted.
Returns the registered OUT parameter's SQL type, taken from java.sql.Types,
in the common case where there is only one registered OUT parameter and it
is the last parameter in the stored procedure signature.
Returns the status message for this flow context, which is an optional
natural language description that describes the state of this flow context
within the scope of its enveloping flow chart.
Returns the status message for this flow context, which is an optional
natural language description that describes the state of this flow context
within the scope of its enveloping flow chart.
Includes files matching the specified file pattern and minimum count,
which allow a required minimum number of matching files to be found
when using wildcard file patterns.
The password used to create an application server initial context when
looking up objects in an application server's JNDI tree, such as a data
source, EJB info, or JMS info.
The username used to create an application server initial context when
looking up objects in an application server's JNDI tree, such as a data
source, EJB info, or JMS info.
Returns whether this workflow action waits synchronously — or does
not wait (asynchronous) — for the newly spun off workflow to finish
running before this workflow action completes.
Indicates whether this conditional expression guides the flow chart into an
error action via an error flow without rolling back the current
transaction.
Returns true if and only if logging is enabled at a level that is equal to
or less than the specfied level and one of the configured loggers matches
the specified logger type.
Returns a new BusinessIntervalComponent that represents an interval with an
arbitrary duration, starting at the specified start date (inclusive),
ending at the specified end date (exclusive), and repeating according to
repeatTimeExpression for the specified number of times.
Returns a new BusinessIntervalComponent that represents an interval with an
arbitrary duration, starting at the specified start date (inclusive), and
repeating according to repeatTimeExpression.
Creates an engine using the supplied configuration file; if the
engine is later restarted with a new configuration, the configuration file
specified here will be overwritten with the new configuration.
Creates a Regular Expression Action, which can determine if a string or the
contents of a file match a regular expression and optionally replace
matches.
Restarts all flow contexts that are in the ERROR super-state and the FAILED
sub-state from the beginning of the main-line (not the default error
handler) flow chart transaction that led to the FAILED state.
Restarts all flow contexts that are in the ERROR super-state and the FAILED
sub-state from the beginning of the main-line (not the default error
handler) flow chart transaction that led to the FAILED state.
The result returned by the Web service, which is not a Flux persistent
object and may be a simple object like a string or an integer or a more
complex object like an object array whose types are defined by the WSDL.
Indicates that the return value from the execute() method should be treated
as a transient variable, which will not be stored to the database and will
be purged at the next transaction break.
Sets whether the return value from the execute() method should be treated
as a transient variable, which will not be stored to the database and will
be purged at the next transaction break.
Sets whether this workflow action waits synchronously — or does not
wait (asynchronous) — for the newly spun off workflow to finish
running before this workflow action completes.
Registers a Business Interval with this time expression, which is
consulted when the time expression is evaluated, that is, when next() and
next(Date) are called.
Sets the concurrency throttle limit in the root node of the runtime
configuration tree, assuming the root concurrency throttle expression is "/
<= N", where N is the limit or level.
Sets a relative time expression which specifies when to publish the
DeadlineApproachingEvent to the audit trail, expression is relative to the
deadline date.
If this action ends with an error, sets the next action to execute; the
transaction will NOT be rolled back as this error flow executes and
before the error action executes.
If this action ends with an error, sets the next action to execute; the
transaction will NOT be rolled back as execution continues along
this error flow.
If this action ends with an error, sets the next action to execute; the
transaction will be rolled back as this error flow executes and before the
error action executes.
Sets additional initial context properties to be used when creating an
InitialContext object in preparation for looking up J2EE objects in the
JNDI tree.
Sets the optional filename that references a keystore on the file system; a keystore contains a collection of
private keys and associated certificates.
Sets the limit for this concurrency constraint, which indicates the
maximum number of jobs that can run at the same time in the concurrency
constraint's namespace.
Sets the operator used to compare the number of currently executing jobs
in this concurrency constraint's namespace to the maximum number of jobs
that are allowed to execute in this concurrency constraint's namespace.
Sets the registered OUT parameter's SQL type, taken from java.sql.Types, in
the common case where there is only one registered OUT parameter and it is
the last parameter in the stored procedure signature.
Sets the status message for this flow context, which is an optional natural
language description that describes the state of this flow context within
the scope of its enveloping flow chart.
Repeatedly applies the time expression to the start date until the repeat
count expires or the smallest date that meets or exceeds the limit date is
calculated.
Generates a conditional expression that the engine will evaluate in a flow
to access the previous action's result variable, which must be one of
Java's built-in types: Boolean, Byte, Character, Double, Float, Integer,
Long, Short, and String.
Generates a conditional expression that the engine will evaluate in a flow
to access the previous action's result variable, which must not be one of
Java's built-in types.
Finds all actions within this flow chart, including the flow chart itself,
which failed verification and returns all of their error messages, sorted
by action name.
Finds all actions within this flow chart, including the flow chart itself,
which failed client verification and returns all of their error messages,
sorted by action name.
Indicates whether this flow chart and all the actions within this flow
chart are configured correctly on or in a client, not necessarily on or in
a server.
The result returned by the Web service, which is not a Flux persistent
object and may be a single result object or multi-valued result object,
which is returned as an object array whose types are defined by the WSDL.
Indicates whether the return value from the execute() method will be
treated as a transient variable, which will not be stored to the database
and will be purged at the next transaction break.
The name used to locate a Work Manager resource, to which the engine
delegates background processing instead of using threads created directly
by the engine.