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From: Andy D. <an...@ma...> - 2005-03-17 17:01:37
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Cool stuff, Keith... would a similar idea make sense for spring-rich? Wizards are an example of a flow, of sorts, but they can be very regimented. In our application, we have need to define large, overarching flows that span multiple "views" and operations. We will also provide an area where an overview of the flow is presented (similar to a task list) that gets checked off as the user progresses. Our application will be very goal oriented, where the user will say, "I want to do X", and "X" will be composed of many tasks or steps, with possible branching, and so on. Each task or step could be a view, a dialog, a sub-wizard, or even a sub-flow involving other users/agents/services. I guess what we really want is a workflow/business process management suite that integrates easily with Spring and the UI. Hey, I can dream, can't I? :) - Andy |