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•EPM-create-status and EPM-set-status 4 U+ e; _$ E0 q◦The EPM-create-status handler creates a status object and attaches it to the root task. T- ^- W1 L* e4 Y2 ^
◦The EPM-set-status handler applies the appropriate status objects to the target objects. 1 o/ P9 x0 b& U/ }•EPM-fill-in-reviewers * j3 w6 y; g, SAutomatically assigns signoff reviewers that meet specified user, group, or role criteria for the specified Review task. This criteria populates the signoff profiles. # `' Q$ U3 d, Z% t6 [& M•EPM-require-authentication - L/ s7 n! i2 @* {8 j
Displays a password box in the perform dialog box or pane of the task within which it has been placed.: [& _: s5 Q/ A' q
•EPM-demote and EPM-demote-on-reject" D) s; p: }! s2 o
The EPM-demote handler clears all signoff decisions from the current and previous Review tasks. An optional argument allows the user to specify the task name that the process is demoted to. # v7 t! p$ e+ {% b) M3 Z
The EPM-demote-on-reject handler demotes the current task to the previous task or to the task specified on the -level argument of the demote handler placed on the Undo action of the current task. $ L+ L; _4 q$ `9 W
•EPM-attach-related-objects # |5 M1 E, g) N' O9 Y+ Y4 [6 b9 UAttaches the specified related objects of the target objects as target/reference attachments to the process. This handler searches all target objects, finds the secondary objects with the specified relation and type (if specified), then adds them as target/reference attachments. / p# k* }' ~/ ~! i! k- @ 5 k8 e; A/ t7 o4 T8 |9 ]2 [Rule handlers ; z4 d) Y. ^) l Y•EPM-assert-targets-checked-in6 M; J& p% {5 w
Verifies that all target objects in this process are checked in.1 V s7 l* r% E" V, b4 L
•EPM-disallow-adding-targets and EPM-disallow-removing-targets5 I; N: o* o0 H% i6 r7 e8 ]
The first handler disallows adding targets after a process is initiated. A swiTCh can be used to specify the types of objects to be excluded. The EPM-disallow-removing-targets handler prevents targets from being removed from a process after the process is started # m P$ P5 t+ `6 V. M $ {3 E. Z5 \6 R; i% q- ~