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About Checking in Business Process Models

You can check in a business process model from within the GPM interface or through Gentran Integration Suite interface.

Both Gentran Integration Suite interface and the GPM provide a Source Manager feature you use to check in a business process. The two Source Managers differ slightly, but both enable you check in new business process definitions and new versions of previously checked-in process models. Both display the current list of business process models and versions.

Each time you check in a business process, you create a version of the business process, either the first version of a new process model, or a new version of a previously checked-in business process model. Gentran Integration Suite saves each checked in version so that you retain a copy of every iteration of a process model that you check in. You cannot check in a version of a business process that is checked out and locked (protected) by another user.

The check in procedure differs depending on your goal and the application you are using. The following table describes the options and provides a link to appropriate instructions:

Type of Check-In
For Instructions, see:
Check in a new business process model in the GPM
Note: This applies to both original process models and any modified models you want to check in as a new process rather than as a version of an existing one)
Check in new version of a business process model in the GPM
Check in multiple business process models in the GPM
Check in new business process model in Gentran Integration Suite interface
Note: This applies to both original process models and any modified models you want to check in as a new process rather than as a version of an existing one.
Check in new version of a business process model in Gentran Integration Suite interface
Check in a new or modified business process model from the text editor in Gentran Integration Suite


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