A rule can have one of more actions associated with it. When an event occurs and a rule filter is satisfied, the associated rule actions are executed, if the rule is enabled.
A rule action causes some task to be executed. A rule action can perform one of several action types such as: send an email, start a CA Process Automation process, run a Java plug-in, and so on. The properties available for each event type are set to values appropriate to the event context. These properties can be treated as variables and included in actions. For example, an action can send an email which included the property values in the message body or an action can start a CA Process Automation process and pass parameters set to the property values.
Actions can be of various types, such as:
Run a command on the server.
Execute an HTTP Post to a URL.
Execute a provided Java plug-in.
Send an email.
Start the specified CA Process Automation process, passing any necessary parameter values.
Specifies an action for use with Reservation Manager.
For details about the integration between CA Service Catalog and Reservation Manager, see the Integration Guide.
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