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How to use "Include B1iP bizflow" - atom

Former Member
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Hi experts out there,

Does anybody know, how to use the "include B1iP bizflow" - Atom?

My idea is to call an already existing step having Internal Queue for Input channel, It should work like a subroutine. I have for e.g. no idea how to pass the payload to the called bizflow.

Any help is very appeciated.

best regards

Paolo Bolliger

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former_member373665
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hi Paolo,

did you konw how o call an already existing step having Internal Queue for Input channel?

please,tell me anything if you can.

thank you

bastian_schaefer
Active Contributor
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Hi,

for usage of internal queues, please check the B1i online help (Help -> Online Help) for following search tags:

  • Internal Queue Inbound
  • Put to Internal Queue Atom

best regards

Bastian

former_member373665
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hi bastian,

thanks for your answer, but i think i don't explain very well. I wuold like to know if a step is in a queue, ie  i would like to know the number of queues are active in a moment, could you help me please?

thank you.

BR.

paolo_bolliger2
Explorer
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Hi Mariano,

To put into a queue is pretty simple. The internal queue atom routes the flow through an internal queue (which is automatically provided) to another step.

. First of all you need to create the step you want to jumped to.

. for inbound choose "internal queue"

. mind the name of the step

. back in the calling step and queue atom, refer to the step you created above

. the payload is passed in the same way as from atom to atom

I guess, one can create additional internal queues. But I wasnt to go into that.

I hope, this is helping.

kind regards

Paolo