A simple guide to use nested scope in orchestration by Arif Rafique
July 10, 2019 Leave a comment
Wish you cloud have nested scopes in orchestration? Now, you can use nested scope in OIC integration! You will need to enable "oic.ics.console.integration.nested-try-scopes" feature flag to enjoy this feature. In this short blog, I will show you how to use nested Scope in your orchestration.
Scope activities allow users to group other child activities which have their own Variables, Fault and Event Handlers.
- Create or Edit an integration
- Drag a Scope activity onto the canvas or use the inline menu.
- Upon dropping the Scope you will be prompted to enter Name and Description (optional). Read the complete article here.
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