Add Process Instance Comment

UiPath.Oracle.IntegrationCloud.Process.Activities.AddProcessInstanceCommentActivity

The Add Process Instance Comment activity uses the Oracle Integration Add Comments to a Process API to add a comment (Comment) to a specified process (Process Id).

After completing the post operation, the activity outputs the API call status (Status) and response message (Response Message).

How it works

The following steps and message sequence diagram is an example of how the activity works from design time (i.e., the activity dependencies and input/output properties) to run time.

1. Complete the Setup steps.
2. Add the Oracle Process Scope activity to your project.
3. Add an activity or run an external process that outputs the process identifier (e.g., Start Process, Get Processes).
4. Add the Add Process Instance Comment activity inside the Oracle Process Scope activity.
5. Enter values for the Input properties.
6. Create and enter String variables for the Output properties.

7. Run the activity.

   • Your input properties are sent to the Add Comments to a Process API.
   • The API returns the String values to your output property variables.
     
     

     

     
     

Properties

Common

• DisplayName - The display name of the activity. This field supports only Strings or String variables.

Input

• Process Instance Id - The identifier assigned to the process that you want to retrieve. Enter a String or String variable. To get the Process Instance Id value, add an activity or run an external process that outputs the process identifier (e.g., Start Process, Get Process Instances).
• Comment - The comment that you want to add to the process. Enter a String or String variable.

Misc

• Private - If selected, the values of variables and arguments are no longer logged at Verbose level.

Output

• Response Message - The API response message. Enter a String variable
• Status - The status of the request. Enter a String variable. Possible values are Success or Failure.

Example

The following image shows an example of the activity dependency relationship and input/output property values.