Add/Edit Subscription dialog box
This dialog box allows you to specify and edit settings for a subscription created for the routed document.
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Name | Enter the name of the subscription object. This name should be unique for the FileNet P8 Content Engine object store and less than 64 characters in length. | ||||||
Description | Enter the description of the subscription. The description can be empty. | ||||||
Acts on | Specify subscription action target, that is, type of object this subscription acts on:
The component saves the value of this option in the configuration in the form of an internal identifier. If you
use an RRT in this field, the RRT must be replaced with one of the following values:
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Subscription events | Add events which will trigger event actions of the subscription. | ||||||
Add | Click this button to add an event to the list. This button opens the Add Event dialog box. | ||||||
Edit | Select an event in the list and click this button to edit the selected item in the opened Edit Event dialog. | ||||||
Remove | Select an event in the list and click this button to remove the selected item from the list. | ||||||
Event action | Specify an identifier of the event action or click the ![]() |
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Enable subscription | If this check box is selected, the subscription is enabled. Clear this check box to disable the subscription. | ||||||
Synchronize event action | Select this check box for the event action to run in synchronous mode. When using synchronous event actions, the subscription processor blocks further processing until the action completes and returns. The action runs in the same transaction as the originating activity on the target object. If the action fails, the transaction rolls back. In asynchronous execution, the action occurs on a separate execution thread, allowing the subscription processor to continue without waiting for the action results. The action cannot be in the same transaction as the originating activity. | ||||||
Filter expression | Enter (optionally) filter expression evaluated against the source object or an object referenced by an event source object,
to determine whether the subscription should "fire". The expression uses the same format as the WHERE clause of a query; however,
only a subset of the operators are supported. For example:
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Filter property | Enter (optionally) the symbolic property name, which must be a singleton object-valued property of the source object. If set, the filter expression applies to the object that property references, rather than the source itself. |