Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.1 User Guide

Choose Administration > Automation Pack, highlight the appropriate automation pack, right-click and 
choose Properties.

Click the Objects tab, highlight the appropriate object and click Remove. 

Click OK. 

Use the following instructions to update list of objects in the Objects tab. 

Choose Administration > Automation Pack, highlight the appropriate automation pack, right-click and 
choose Properties.

Click the Objects tab, then click Refresh References to update the list of references associated with the 
object, then click OK. 

Use the Automation Packs Properties property sheet to archive instances of all processes in an 
automation pack. When this option is checked, it will override and force an archive, regardless of the 
individual process archival setting.

Choose Administration > Automation Pack, highlight the appropriate automation pack, right-click and 
choose Properties.

In the General tab, click Always archive all process instances in this automation pack, then click 
OK.

Automation pack authors are not always aware of best practices for creating content. In fact, the 
challenge is that the further removed one is from the product team, the less awareness there is of best 
practices.

Style checkers are sets of validation rules that run against an automation pack and its member objects to 
ensure that the automaton pack follows best practices. Some of the style checkers can be run against a 
process under development in the Process Editor. Some of the benefits that style checkers provide 
include:

Automating best practice checks that QA performs on packaged content, including:

Ensuring that the content follows best practice guidelines.

Identifying issues with automation pack objects (broken references, missing required values).