These topics provide detailed examples of the steps for using the BMC Atrium Orchestrator Development Studio application to create a workflow that generates a directory listing and then runs a command on each file in the directory. The workflow produced from these examples is called Copy Files in Directory.
The example workflow is built modularly and contains other workflows, also called processes, that perform the operations needed to accomplish the larger goal. These examples focus on the actual steps of creating a workflow. Detailed information about why you create workflows and about the tools that you use is contained in other topics.
This section contains the following topics:
- Overview of creating the workflows
- Before you begin to create a workflow
- Creating a module and a workflow
- Configuring the Start activity
- Creating and configuring the first Assign activity
- Creating and configuring the Call Adapter activity
- Testing the workflow and gathering sample data
- Creating and configuring the second Assign activity
- Configuring the End activity
- Testing the workflow
- Creating the configuration items
- Importing utilities modules
- Creating the connection details concept
- Testing the Make connection details for Invoke Command workflow
- Creating the Copy File workflow
- Creating the Copy Files in Directory workflow
- Testing the Copy Files in Directory workflow
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