WorldServer provides a Rules Wizard with
which you can create rules to automate project creation and notify
users under specified circumstances. The Rules Wizard is found at . You can use rules to reduce the amount of manual checking
for changes to assets and to create projects when changes are detected.
You can create rules that detect when tasks are due or overdue and
alert assignees and project managers accordingly. Rules keep the globalization
process updated automatically, reducing the risk of human tracking
errors.
Rules can be executed manually or on a recurring basis. A
recurrence is a time schedule that
you create in .
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Note: If you plan to execute a rule on a recurring
basis, you must create the recurrence before you create the rule.
Though recurrent mode is the more typical use case, it might be useful
to use manual mode to run infrequent user controlled operations. You
can also use manual mode to disable rule execution temporarily.
Rules run sequentially through the recurrence engine. If you have
two rules that run at the same time, the first will run, then the
next (not in parallel). If you have a rule that runs on a recurrence
at 1pm and another rule that runs at 2pm, if the first rule takes
more than an hour to run, the second rule will not run until the first
is completed.
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