Provide credentials (Default: admin/passwd) to login to the Enterprise Server.

To delete the duplicate of the Enterprise Server or an added server.

To save the server with all configuration changes as made. This is performed when the server with a customized configuration has to be used on another instance or a future point of time.

Fiorano Queue Manager tool provides a single view to see all the pending messages in an Event Process.

To stop the running server instead of performing it from the command prompt.

Displays the various message logs in segregated by tabs.

To explicitly activate an inactive server; this option gets enabled in scenarios where multiple servers are running.

To add a new event process to the Event Process Repository.

To open a pre-configured sample event process from the ones which are shipped with the Fiorano installation

To add an Event Process that is saved in a local disk or a server.

To add an Event Process that is exported from nStudio.

To view all the running processes consolidated in a single window.

To add a new event process to the category under Event Process Repository.

The Delete option helps to remove both or one of the below from the particular folder:

• event processes
• SBW events
  

• Apply Patch:
  
  
• Share Project: To share an event process to an SVN repository
  Refer to the Sharing Event Process to SVN Repository section for details.

To do a connectivity and resource check for the Event Process.

Refer to the respective section in the Running an Event Process section.

To launch the event process after checking resource connectivity.

Refer to the Launch Event Process section in the Running an Event Process section.

To modify running applications on the fly.

Refer to the Synchronizing an Event Process section in the Running an Event Process section.

To stop a running event process.

Refer to the Stopping an Event Process section in the Running an Event Process section.

To delete an event process or SBW events in the event process.

Refer to the description in the Folder in the Event Process Repository in the Running an Event Process section.

To add additional information or any particular remarks regarding an event process and attach as a document to the Event Process for future reference purposes.

Refer to the Adding Documents to an Event Process section for detailed information.

To provide a single view to see all the pending messages in an Event Process.

Refer to the Fiorano Queue Manager section.

To save the event process as a zip file in the desired location.

Refer to the Exporting an Event Process section.

• Check Resources and Connectivity: To do a connectivity and resource check for the Event Process.
  Refer to the respective section in the Running an Event Process section.
• Run: To launch the event process after checking resource connectivity.
  Refer to the Launch Event Process section in the Running an Event Process section.
• Synchronize:To modify running applications on the fly.
  Refer to the Synchronizing an Event Process section in the Running an Event Process section.
  This option gets enabled once the event process is executed.
• Stop: To stop a running event process.
  Refer to the Stopping an Event Process section in the Running an Event Process section.
  This option gets enabled once the event process is executed.

• Route:
• Service Instance: To add a service by searching by the name or by scrolling.
• Shortcut: To create a shortcut of a microservice in an event process to use in a complex event process.
  Refer to the Creating a Service Instance Shortcut section.
• Text Note: To add a warning, recommendation, or tip related to the event process or a service instance, which needs to be displayed as a note on Fiorano Orchestrator, this can be provided by inserting a text note.
  Refer to the Adding a highlighted Note on Fiorano Orchestrator section.
• Event Process: To add a saved event process
• Remote Service Instance: To add a remote service instance.