Enabling the UWL Push Mechanism 
The universal worklist (UWL) provides central access to your tasks. The UWL is integrated into the SAP NetWeaver portal. To perform a task which is assigned to you as a potential owner, you just need to click the subject of the task listed in your UWL inbox. Once you complete a task, you must refresh your task list to make the completed task disappear. Other potential owners of the same task also need to refresh their task list or wait for the background job that refreshes it.
The UWL push mechanism enables Business Process Management (BPM) to push complete events for tasks into the UWL. As a result, completed tasks are removed from the actual owner's task list automatically and manual refresh is not needed. The UWL push mechanism is disabled by default. This procedure describes how you enable the push mechanism in the following cases:
Local — UWL and BPM are installed on the same system.
Remote — UWL and BPM are installed on different systems.
Prerequisites
The UWL must be configured on the local or the remote system.
For more information, see Configuring Business Process Management with the UWL.
The Real-Time Messaging Framework (RTMF) must be configured.
For more information, see Configuring the Real-Time Messaging Framework (RTMF).
You have the necessary administration roles assigned to your user.
For more information, see Authorizations and Roles.
Procedure
Log on to the SAP NetWeaver Administrator through http://<host>:<port>/nwa.
Choose
Configuration 
Infrastructure Java System Properties 
.On the Applications tab page, locate the tc~bpem~base~ear application.
On the Properties tab page in the Extended Details table, filter for uwl.
Set the following values for the three properties that appear for your local or remote system:
Local
Property
Value
uwl.push.consumer.url
http://<localhost>:<port>
uwl.push.enable
true
uwl.push.provider.alias
SAP_LocalSystem
Remote
Property
Value
uwl.push.consumer.url
http://</portal-hostname>:port
uwl.push.enable
true
uwl.push.provider.alias
System alias for the BPM system in the portal