You may want to suspend an application if, for example, you are phasing out an outdated application, Hiring1, and installing a new application, Hiring2. By suspending Hiring1, you enable its existing process instances to remain for users to complete uninterrupted, while only new process instances may be started in Hiring2. You may also resume a suspended application if, for example, you made changes to the template of Hiring1 and you would like to resume the application.
You may also suspend and resume applications (also referred to as process templates) in BP Server Admin. Refer to the BP Server Developer’s Guide for a description of these BP Server commands.
