SBM plugin

Solutions Business Manager (SBM) is a single platform to streamline processes, speed implementation, and deliver fit-to-purpose applications in a cost effective manner. The SBM plugin provides support for sending ALF events to SBM.

To use the plugin steps, open your process and navigate to Integration > Workflow > SBM in the Tools pane.

Step: Send ALF Event

This step creates and sends an ALF event to the specified SBM server.

Required properties:

Property Description
SBM URL Specify the URL where the SBM server is installed. For example: http://server:8085
Event type Specify the type of change that caused the event. View the available event types in SBM Composer. Select the orchestration, and then under Application Links, select an event definition. The available types appear in the Event types list.
Object type Specify the object that originated the event. View the available object types in SBM Composer. Select the orchestration, and then under Application Links, select an event definition. The available types appear in the Object types list.
Source product Specify the SBM ALF event product. View the source product in SBM Composer. Select the orchestration, and then under Application Links, select an event definition. In the General tab of the Property Editor, the source product is displayed in the Product name field.
Source product version Specify the SBM ALF event source product version. View the source product version in SBM Composer. Select the orchestration, and then under Application Links, select an event definition. In the General tab of the Property Editor, the source product version appears in the Version field.

Optional properties:

Property Description
Username Specify the SBM username.
Password Specify the SBM password.
Source product instance Specify the SBM ALF event source product instance. View the source product instance in SBM Composer. Select the orchestration, and then under Application Links, select an event definition. In the General tab of the Property Editor, the source product instance appears in the Product instance field.
Extension Specify the extension part of the request.
Object ID Object type and Object ID are used to refer to the object that originated the event. If not specified, a new UUID is generated.
Debug logs Select this option to log debug information during the run.

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Step: Send DA ALF Event

This step creates and sends a Deployment Automation ALF event to the specified SBM server.

Required properties:

Property Description
SBM URL Specify the URL where the SBM server is installed. For example: http://server:8085
Event type Select the ALF event type (type of change that caused the event). The options are:
  • StatusChanged
  • ProcessStarted
  • ProcessFinished
  • VersionDeleted
  • VersionCreated
  • SnapshotCreated
  • SnapshotModified
  • ApprovalRequired
  • ManualTaskCreated
Object type Select the Deployment Automation object type (type of object that originated the event). The options are:
  • Component
  • Application
  • StandaloneProcess
  • Agent
  • Environment

Optional properties:

Property Description
Username Specify the SBM username.
Password Specify the SBM password.
Extension Specify the data related to your request. The Deployment Automation ALF event can contain these values:
  • ApplicationID (up to 100 values)
  • ComponentIDs (up to 100 values)
  • VersionIDs
  • ProcessID
  • ComponentProcessID
  • EnvironmentID
  • ResourceID
  • RequestID
  • ComponentProcessRequestID
  • SnapshotID (up to 100 values)
  • RoleNames (up to 100 values)
  • UserNames
  • Status
Object ID Specify the Deployment Automation object ID (the ID of the application, resource, process, or other entity that caused event) if a specific value is needed. Several requests can have same object ID, for example, if they were caused by the same object. If not specified, a new UUID is generated.
Debug logs Select this option to log debug information during the run.

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