Using the Inspector, individual developers can run processes and services on the Process Center Server or remote runtime Process Server.
The Inspector in IBM® Process Designer is key to an iterative approach to process development. An entire development team can use the Inspector to demonstrate current process design and implementation in playback sessions. Playback sessions help capture important information from different stakeholders in a process, such as management, end users, and business analysts. Taking an iterative approach to process development ensures that your process applications meet the goals and needs of everyone involved.
The Inspector in IBM Process Designer includes several tools that enable you to complete tasks like the following in each of your configured environments:
The Inspector in IBM® Process Designer is key to an iterative approach to process development. An entire development team can use the Inspector to demonstrate current process design and implementation in playback sessions. Playback sessions help capture important information from different stakeholders in a process, such as management, end users, and business analysts. Taking an iterative approach to process development ensures that your process applications meet the goals and needs of everyone involved.
The Inspector in IBM Process Designer includes several tools that enable you to complete tasks like the following in each of your configured environments:
If you are working in IBM Integration Designer, you can use the Inspector if your project is associated with a process application. You also have other debug and test tools available to you. For more information about these Integration Designer tools, see "Testing modules" and "Using the integration debugger for problem determination" in the related links.
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