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From: Daniele T. <d.t...@ic...> - 2002-02-26 16:58:49
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On Tuesday 26 February 2002 15:15, Peter Edwards wrote: > I still can't puzzle out how to automate continuation from a DTML > application. > > First, attempting to follow Daniele's instruction, I tried > <dtml-call "_['openflow_id'].completeWorkitem(instance_id, workitem_id)= "> > directly in the application, but this causes the following Zope error. Ok, ok, my fault! =3D) I'm sorry. that should have been: <dtml-call "_[openflow_id].completeWorkitem(instance_id, workitem_id)"> instead of <dtml-call "_['openflow_id'].completeWorkitem(instance_id, workitem_id)"> Anyway, since a lot of people seem to ask, I zexp-ed a simple demo for=20 openflow on the Zope pages at http://www.zope.org/Members/vds/ The demo was originally written in italian but I translated it in english= ,=20 even thought zope items still have their italian names =3D( This small deme should be useful to know how to call the openflow API and= how=20 to handle applications linked to activities. As soon as I can I'll be posting a slide or two as a demo description. Ma= inly=20 it is a issue tracking: it all starts from the submit/index_html where=20 someone (named Alex) submits issues. Other workflow partecipants (Barbara= ,=20 Charles, Cherry and Clint) are assigned to activities) and check their=20 worklist callling either worklist/bug or worklist/responsabile If you are a manager you can see all th above worklists (worklist/bug =20 worklist/responsabile) and submitter (submit/index_html) If you want to monitor the process remember to sign in in the monitor rol= e in=20 the users_and_roles tab of the workflow. Suggestions and opinions are welcome, =09Daniele =3D) |