# Install ONEWEB Microflow Designer

This section describes how to **deploy the ONEWEB Microflow Designer** on WildFly using the **WildFly Management Console**.

The Microflow Designer provides design‑time capabilities for creating integration logic, backend services, and microflows that connect ONEWEB applications with external systems.\
Before deployment, specific **database configuration values** must be prepared to support logging and artifact management.

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#### Prerequisite: Database Configuration for Microflow Designer

Before deploying the Microflow Designer, configure the following values in the database table:

```
bpm.wf_t0_property
```

These properties define logging behavior and class loader paths used by the Microflow Designer.

| Property Name             | Property Value                      | Description                                     |
| ------------------------- | ----------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| `bpm.ge.log4j.properties` | `/<oneweb>/common/log4j.properties` | Log4j configuration path for Microflow Designer |
| `bpm.ge.classLoader.urls` | `/<oneweb>/pd/Files/`               | Upload directory for Microflow artifacts        |

> Ensure that the specified directories exist and that the application server has sufficient read/write permissions.

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#### Step 1: Access WildFly Management Console

Log in to the **WildFly Management Console** using a web browser.

By default, the console is available at:

```
http://<Application Server IP>:9990
```

Use an administrator account with deployment privileges.

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#### Step 2: Navigate to the Deployment Panel

1. From the Management Console dashboard, navigate to the **Deployment** panel
2. Click **Add** to deploy a new application archive

The Deployment panel is highlighted in the example below:

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#### Step 3: Upload the Microflow Designer WAR File

1. Select **Upload new deployment**
2. Click **Next**
3. Choose the ONEWEB Microflow Designer WAR file

The package name follows this format:

```
ONEWEB.MFD.x.x.x.x.YYMMDD24HHMM.wildfly.war
```

Example upload screen:

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After selecting the file, click **Next** to continue.

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#### Step 4: Enable the Deployment

1. Select **Enable** to activate the Microflow Designer immediately after deployment
2. Click **Finish** to complete the deployment process

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Wait until the confirmation message indicates that the application package has been deployed successfully.

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#### Step 5: Verify Microflow Designer Deployment

After deployment is complete, verify that the Microflow Designer is accessible.

Open a web browser and navigate to:

```
http://<Application Server IP>:<Port>/MicroFlow
```

A successful load of the Microflow Designer interface confirms that the deployment was completed correctly.

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#### Deployment Result

After completing the above steps:

* ONEWEB Microflow Designer is deployed on WildFly
* Integration and backend design features are available
* Microflow artifacts can be created and managed
* The platform is ready for deploying Microflow Runtime components


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