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From: kapil t. <kth...@ea...> - 2002-02-27 22:55:16
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On Tuesday 26 February 2002 08:59 am, Daniele Tarini wrote: > Anyway, since a lot of people seem to ask, I zexp-ed a simple demo for > 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, > even thought zope items still have their italian names =( > > This small deme should be useful to know how to call the openflow API and > how to handle applications linked to activities. > > As soon as I can I'll be posting a slide or two as a demo description. > Mainly it is a issue tracking: it all starts from the submit/index_html > where someone (named Alex) submits issues. Other workflow partecipants > (Barbara, Charles, Cherry and Clint) are assigned to activities) and check > their worklist callling either worklist/bug or worklist/responsabile > > If you are a manager you can see all th above worklists (worklist/bug > worklist/responsabile) and submitter (submit/index_html) > > If you want to monitor the process remember to sign in in the monitor role > in the users_and_roles tab of the workflow. > > Suggestions and opinions are welcome, Thank You. the demo was very helpful to me to see how to structure the workflow. some questions regarding other options i see through the zmi which i'm curious about. the limit for an application refers to what? when an instance of a process has been created i see additional state tracking and zmi options for active and fallout. what does these mean? one minor suggestion for the demo, include an index_html with links to the applications and the description from above and include the zexp with the openflow distribution. thanks kapil |