Example: Run the Common Usage Patterns Sample Assembly
This example demonstrates some common integration design patterns. It contains multiple
separate processing chains, each of which illustrates a different pattern.
Security: These domains in the Integration functional area:
- Integration Build
- Integration Configure
- Integration Event
- On the Studio toolbar, select .
- On theProject Nameswindow, clickFinish.
- On theProject Explorerview, expand theCommonUsagePatternsfolder and double-click theAssemblyfolder.
- On the Assembly Editor toolbar, clickShow annotations.
- On theCloud Explorerview, clickConnection Details.
- Select theSandboxenvironment and enter these values on theConnectionswindow:
Option Description TenantThe name of your tenant.UsernameThe username credentials for your tenant.PasswordThe password credentials for your tenant. - ClickApply and Close.
- On theProject Explorerview, right-click theCommonUsagePatternsfolder and selectDeploy to Workday.
- On theDeploy to Workdaywindow, select theSandboxenvironment and clickFinish.
- On theCloud Explorerview, expand these nodes: .
- Right-click theConditional-Processingintegration node and selectLaunch Integration.
- ClickLaunch.
- Launch each of these integration nodes:
- Enriching
- Global-Error-Handling
- Local-Error-Handling
- Looping
- Request-Response-Processing-Chain
- Response-Chaining
- Routing
- Scalable-Message-Processing
- Simple-Processing-Chain
- SubRoutines
- Variables
Request-Response-Processing-ChainandResponse-Chainingintegrations have an additional launch parameter:Employee_ID. ClickSelect literal valueto configure it.
The integration launches in your Workday tenant. The
Process Monitor
view in Studio displays the status of the integration.
Sign in to Workday and access the
Process Monitor
task to display the
integration event details for the sample assembly.