# Process Verification

After installing the ONEWEB Process Components, the **Process layer** should be verified to ensure that workflow design and process modeling features are functioning correctly.

This verification focuses on **Process Designer**, which is used to create, manage, and deploy business processes.

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#### Verify Process Designer Access

Open a web browser and log in to the ONEWEB platform using the following URL:

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

A successful login confirms that:

* Application Server is running
* Authentication and authorization services are available
* The ONEWEB user interface is accessible

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#### Create a New Process Project

Once logged in:

1. Navigate to **Process Designer**
2. Select **Create Blank Project**

This step verifies that:

* Process Designer is deployed correctly
* Database connectivity for process metadata is functional

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#### Create a Sample Process

Create a new process with the following name:

```
Occurrence Management
```

This confirms that:

* New process definitions can be created
* Process configuration can be saved successfully

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#### Import Process Definition

Import the process definition file for **Occurrence Management**.

This step verifies that:

* File upload functionality is working
* Process import logic is operational
* Process artifacts can be managed by the system

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#### Open Process Design Tool

After importing the process definition:

* Open the process in the **design tool**

This confirms that:

* The visual process editor is functioning
* Process elements can be rendered and edited
* Process Designer UI is fully operational

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#### Verification Result

If all steps above complete successfully, it confirms that:

* ONEWEB Process Designer is accessible
* Process metadata can be created and stored
* Process files can be imported and managed
* Visual process modeling features are working

The ONEWEB Process Components are now verified and ready for:

* Workflow design
* Process deployment
* Runtime execution verification


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