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This section demonstrates how to configure the configure the WSO2 Identity Server (IS) to connect to the Business Process Server Management (BPSBPM) component of WSO2 Enterprise Integrator. This can be done by creating a BPS BPM Workflow Engine and configuring it accordingly. You can have many engines configured in different profiles and use one of one of them when creating a workflow. 

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An embedded Business Process Management engine is included in WSO2 Identity Server. However, if you need more flexibility and more extensibility with this feature than what is currently provided, it is advisable to integrate the Business Process Management (BPM) component of WSO2 Enterprise Integrator with the Identity Server.

  1. To create a BPS BPM profile click on  Configure > Workflow Engine Profiles > Add . The window below will be displayed.

  2. Fill in the details using the descriptions below to guide you and click Add.

    AttributeDescriptionSample Value
    Profile NameA unique name to identify the profile.WSO2BPS1 (This should only contain
    of only
    letters and numbers.)
    BPS Manager Host Services URLThe host URL of the BPS manager node.https://localhost:9444/services
     
    (
    this will point
    This points to the manager node of WSO2 BPS that is already running
    WSO2 BPS
    .)
    BPS Worker Host Services URLThe host URL of the BPS worker node.https://localhost:9444/services
     
    (
    this will point
    This points to the worker node of WSO2 BPS that is already running
    WSO2 BPS
    .)
    UsernameThe username that is used to authenticate the user
    at the
    in WSO2 BPS. The requests are sent to
    the
    BPS
    will be sent
    as this user
    and they should have the
    . Therefore, the user needs to have permission to deploy and invoke
    BPELs
    Business Process Execution Languages (BPEL) and perform human tasks.user1
    PasswordThe password of the user mentioned above.passwd

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