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Using the JSP Worklist

Starting and Exiting the JSP Worklist

Note: The JSP Worklist replaces the deprecated Worklist Swing client.

The following sections describe how to start and exit from the JSP Worklist, and how to disconnect/reconnect to the WebLogic Integration server:

- Starting the JSP Worklist

- Logging Off from the WebLogic Integration Server

Starting the JSP Worklist

The JSP Worklist is deployed on startup of the WebLogic Integration Server. The server must be running to use the JSP Worklist.

To start the JSP Worklist:

1. One Windows, do one of the following:

   - If the local server is using port 7001, choose Start—>Programs—>BEA WebLogic Platform 7.0—>WebLogic Integration 7.0—>Worklist.

   - If the server is not using port 7001, open a browser and enter the following URL:

   >     http://host:port/worklist

   On UNIX, open a browser and enter the following URL:

   >     http://host:port/worklist

The Logon page displays.

Figure 1-1 Logon to WebLogic Integration JSP Worklist

1. Enter your user name in the User Name field.

2. Enter your password in the Password field.

3. Click the OK button. The JSP Worklist displays, as shown in Figure 1-2.

   Figure 1-2 JSP Worklist Main Page

The User ID is displayed on the left side of the page next to the Logout button. User and role information is displayed in the View list. The user ID is presented in bold text and the user's roles in plain text.

The information displayed in the worklist depends on the selected organization. An organization can represent different business entities or geographical locations. Use the drop-down list to switch between organizations. This allows you to view the task information for the chosen organization.

Note: To customize the task information displayed in the worklist, see Selecting Columns to Displays.

Logging Off from the WebLogic Integration Server

The Logout button is available on all JSP Worklist pages. After logging out, the JSP Worklist indicates that the session has ended and displays a Login button in case you want to log in again, as shown in Figure 1-3.

Figure 1-3 Log Off WebLogic Integration JSP Worklist