| 3 | | == Q1 == |
| 4 | | answer1 |
| | 3 | == What is this all about? == |
| | 4 | To understand what is activity based workflow take a look at: http://www.openflow.it/Documentation/documentation/OpenFlowIntroduction |
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| | 6 | == When should I use ''!PushApplication'' and when should I use ''Roles'' in Activity definition? What happens if I select both? == |
| | 7 | When Activity is ''activated'' (automatically or manually by calling activate API method) it is assigned to User that is returned by ''!PushApplication''. |
| | 8 | If there is no ''!PushApplication'' then Activity is assigned to selected ''Roles''. If you choose both, then only ''!PushApplication'' is used. |
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| | 10 | == What are !AutoStart and !AutoFinish in Activity definition == |
| | 11 | ''!AutoStart'' and ''!AutoFinish'' are ''start mode'' and ''finish mode'' as described here: http://www.openflow.it/Documentation/documentation/OpenFlowIntroduction |
| | 12 | For example if !AutoStart is not checked, then to start Activity it is necessary to call ''activate'' API function on it. If ''!AutoStart'' is checked, then |
| | 13 | it is automatically activated as soon as previous activities are finished (depending on guard condition: xor, and) |