You can run the sample using:
Follow these steps to run this sample using the Business Process Choreographer Explorer.
To start BPC Explorer in the integrated test environment of your WebSphere® Integration Developer, follow these steps:

To start the BPC Explorer on WebSphere Process Server, follow these steps:
http://yourhost:yourport/bpc.Note: Replace yourhost with your server's internet address and replace yourport with the port of your server's HTTP transport,
for example
If security is enabled, the BPC Explorer opens with a login screen:

The BPC Explorer opens:

To start the request process, follow these steps:
The Currently Valid Process Templates view is displayed:

The Process Input Message view opens:

To work with human tasks, follow these steps:
The My To-dos view opens:

The task you created is in the Ready state. RequestTask is the Task display name, specified when you modeled the Task.

To view the status of completed human tasks in BPC Explorer, follow these steps:
The All Tasks view is displayed:

As you can see, your task is now in the finished state.

Since the request process is a long-running business process, the process output message is not displayed immediately after the process input message has been submitted. To display the process output message, follow these steps:
The Process Instances Started By Me view is displayed:

As you can see, your process is now in the finished state.
The Process Instance view is displayed:

The process output message is displayed:

Instances of the request process are not cleaned up automatically after completion. To delete process instances, follow these steps:
The Process Instances Administered By Me view is displayed:

The list will automatically refresh and should now be empty.
Instances of the human task are not cleaned up automatically after completion. To delete task instances, follow these steps:
The Task Instances Administered By Me view is displayed:

The list will automatically refresh and should now be empty.
Follow these steps to run this sample using the Client Application delivered with the sample.
In the Download section of this sample, you can find the client application ToDoTaskClient as both a WID project interchange file and as an Enterprise Archive (EAR File). You can deploy either version to your server:
To run the client application in your Web browser, follow these steps:
http://yourhost:yourport/ToDoTaskClient.Note: Replace yourhost with your server's internet address and replace yourport with the port of your server's HTTP transport,
for example
The home view of the client application is displayed:

To create a new to-do task, follow these steps:

A confirmation message is displayed:


To track the status of your human task, follow these steps:
The task list view is displayed:

Notice the task is now in the finished state and the output message is available.
To track the status of human tasks in general, follow these steps:
To delete task instances with the client application, follow these steps:
The task list view is displayed:

A confirmation message is displayed:
