BAM:Activity Tree Items
Tracking Profile | Description | Notes |
Stage | Automatically created in the activity tree when defining a milestone within an activity. The stages are listed when an activity is loaded. | Orchestration steps are mapped to this shape. Some orchestration steps cannot be mapped to this shape including Termination shapes and any steps included within a Loop shape. |
Data Item | Automatically created in the activity tree when defining a data item within an activity. The data items are listed when an activity is loaded. | You can specify data items from messages in orchestrations or pipelines. Additionally, you can specify context property information for those messages. |
Activity ID | Uniquely identifies the instance of an activity that has executed and is | This value can be user generated and identified from a message. However, the field must be unique because it is a key in a SQL Server table. If no value is mapped in the Tracking Profile Editor, then BAM will automatically generate this value. |
Continuation | Inserts a new continuation folder within the activity tree. | Used in conjunction with ContinuationID to allow multiple components to populate the same activity. For example, if Orchestration A depends on Orchestration B and both contribute data to the same activity, then a continuation folder would be created and mapped to a data item in Orchestration A that is carried over to Orchestration B. |
ContinuationID | Inserts a new continuation ID | ContinuationID is mapped to the |
Relationship | Relationship folders are used to imply a relationship between one or more activities. | Relationships are especially useful in relating two activities for a single orchestration. For example, if you have an orchestration with a Loop shape, then the orchestration and the Loop shape must be represented by separate activities. Via the relationship folder, you can create a relationship between the two activities. |
Document Reference URL | Allows the linking of a document related to this instance of the activity. | The file name can be mapped from |