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1. Use a web browser to navigate to the Event Manager, using a responsibility and navigation path specified by your system administrator. Then choose Agents in the horizontal navigation. See: Oracle Workflow Developer Navigation Paths.

2. Search for the agents you want to display. The main search option is:

• Name - Enter the internal name of the agent you want to display. You can enter a partial value to search for agents whose internal names contain that value.

You can also enter the following additional search criteria.

• Protocol - Select the protocol of the agent you want to display.

• Address - Enter the address of the agent you want to display.

• System - Select the system of the agent you want to display.

• Direction - Select In or Out as the direction of the agents you want to display.

• Type - Select Agent or Group as the type of the agents you want to display.

• Status - Select Enabled or Disabled as the status of the agents you want to display.

3. If you have workflow administrator privileges, you can use the administration icons and buttons to perform administrative operations.

• To update an agent, choose the update icon for that agent. See: To Create or Update an Agent and To Create or Update an Agent Group.

• To delete an agent, select the agent and select the Delete button.

Note: You can only delete agents that do not have any subscriptions referencing them and that do not belong to any agent groups.

• To create a new individual agent, select the Create Agent button. See: To Create or Update an Agent.

• To create a new agent group, select the Create Agent Group button. See: To Create or Update an Agent Group.

Note: Whenever you make changes to your agents that affect the physical implementation required for message propagation, you should recheck your propagation setup. For more information, please refer to the Oracle Applications Manager online help, Oracle Enterprise Manager online help, Oracle Enterprise Manager Support, Oracle Application Developer's Guide - Advanced Queuing or Oracle Streams Advanced Queuing User's Guide and Reference, Distributed Management, Oracle Enterprise Manager Administrator's Guide, and Setting Up the Business Event System.

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