I am writing this blog to show how Email subject header can be
change for a SOA human task. I believe you have observed, that when human task is assigned to any approve,
email message header contains "Action Required". If you need to change this to any other value, you cannot
do it from composite level. By default all this header values are coming from bpm-services.jar file,
which can be find from [SOA_HOME]/soa/modules/oracle.soa.workflow_11.1.1
If you want to change this default header value with some other, you have to make a custom bundle. Follow the below steps to create a custom bundle for email header modification:
1. Copy the bpm-services.jar from [SOA_HOME]/soa/modules/oracle.soa.workflow_11.1.1 to /tmp location
2. Unjar the contents and copy the "oracle\bpel\services\workflow\resource" directory to a seperate location.
3. Make sure that you are maintaining the same directory structure as mentioned above.
4. Under the "oracle\bpel\services\workflow\resource" directory, delete i18NUtil.class file.
5. Change the appropriate properties file according to your need and language supports.
6. For example I need to change the email subject header "Action Required" with "Need your Attention", so I will change the value of TASK_VIEW_CONTEXT_ASSIGNEE_ASSIGNED attribute in WorkflowLabels.properties and WorkflowLabels_en.properties.
7. Once you are done with your changes, make a jar file of "oracle\bpel\services\workflow\resource" directory. in my case it is custombundle.jar
8. Copy the jar to any shared location.
9. Now you have to change the SOA MBean properties "WorkflowCustomClasspathURL" with the path of the bundle jar.
10. You cane do the change using two methods a) Using EM console UI, b) Using WLST command
Changing "WorkflowCustomClasspathURL" using EM console UI
1. Open EM console.
2. Expand SOA, and right click on soa-infra and select Administration->System MBean Browser.
3. Navigate to oracle.as.soainfra.config->Server:[SERVER_NAME]->WorkflowConfig->human-workflow.
4. Click on the human-workflow and change the value of WorkflowCustomClasspathURL with bundle jar filepath.
5. Once done click on Apply.
6. No restart required.
Changing "WorkflowCustomClasspathURL" using WLST command
1. Run [OIM_HOME]/common/bin/wlst.sh
2. Enter the WLST command as bellow:
If you want to change this default header value with some other, you have to make a custom bundle. Follow the below steps to create a custom bundle for email header modification:
1. Copy the bpm-services.jar from [SOA_HOME]/soa/modules/oracle.soa.workflow_11.1.1 to /tmp location
2. Unjar the contents and copy the "oracle\bpel\services\workflow\resource" directory to a seperate location.
3. Make sure that you are maintaining the same directory structure as mentioned above.
4. Under the "oracle\bpel\services\workflow\resource" directory, delete i18NUtil.class file.
5. Change the appropriate properties file according to your need and language supports.
6. For example I need to change the email subject header "Action Required" with "Need your Attention", so I will change the value of TASK_VIEW_CONTEXT_ASSIGNEE_ASSIGNED attribute in WorkflowLabels.properties and WorkflowLabels_en.properties.
7. Once you are done with your changes, make a jar file of "oracle\bpel\services\workflow\resource" directory. in my case it is custombundle.jar
8. Copy the jar to any shared location.
9. Now you have to change the SOA MBean properties "WorkflowCustomClasspathURL" with the path of the bundle jar.
10. You cane do the change using two methods a) Using EM console UI, b) Using WLST command
Changing "WorkflowCustomClasspathURL" using EM console UI
1. Open EM console.
2. Expand SOA, and right click on soa-infra and select Administration->System MBean Browser.
3. Navigate to oracle.as.soainfra.config->Server:[SERVER_NAME]->WorkflowConfig->human-workflow.
4. Click on the human-workflow and change the value of WorkflowCustomClasspathURL with bundle jar filepath.
5. Once done click on Apply.
6. No restart required.
Changing "WorkflowCustomClasspathURL" using WLST command
1. Run [OIM_HOME]/common/bin/wlst.sh
2. Enter the WLST command as bellow:
wls:/offline> connect('$WL_USER', '$WL_PASSWORD', '$SOA1_URL[t3://localhost:8001]')
wls:/iam/serverConfig> custom()
wls:/iam/custom> cd ('oracle.as.soainfra.config:name=human-workflow,type=WorkflowConfig,Application=soa-infra')
wls:/iam/custom/oracle.as.soainfra.config/oracle.as.soainfra.config:name=human-workflow,type=WorkflowConfig,Application=soa-infra> set('WorkflowCustomClasspathURL','file://FILE_PATH//')
wls:/iam/custom/oracle.as.soainfra.config/oracle.as.soainfra.config:name=human-workflow,type=WorkflowConfig,Application=soa-infra> disconnect()
wls:/offline> exit()
Now you can see the email header has been changed with your defined value.
