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Logistix Workflow.NET Building Blocks:
Process Designer Control:
- Embeddable ASP.NET Web
control
- Provides rich graphical
functionality for process definition, customization
and storing
- Provides access to a workflow
repository that maintains various versions of the
process definitions
- Features are:
- Toolbox
- Process Diagram
- Properties Window
- Toolbar
- Customization Possibilities
- Set of APIs
Activity Control:
- Provides users with
personalized views of tasks or actions
- Tasks are assigned
automatically by engine
- Features are:
- UI Elements - Task Lists
- Information Item
- Approvals
- Checklist
- Forward
- Search
- Additional options include detailed area, views,
customization possibilities, APIs, and many more.
Calendar Control:
- Manage Individual as well as
Organizational Calendars
- Map Shift Timings & Country-Specific Settings
Report Control:
- Provides graphical view of
current status of the workflow
- Features are:
- Executing Workflow List
- Graphical Status
- Execution history
- Customization possibilities
- APIs
- Provides detailed analysis
of similarly defined workflow groups
- Employs statistical reports
regarding time taken for different actions and
analysis of inputs provided by the user
- Features are:
- Provides a graph
displaying average time taken to perform actions
- Report on most common path taken for a workflow, giving insight on how a conditional workflow progresses.
Engine:
- An NT Service written in .NET
- Supports Fail over mechanism
- Features are:
- Executes designer defined
workflow
- Supports persistent
execution in event of restarting and system failure
- Supports Fail over
mechanism so that highly available configuration can
be deployed
- Invoked or controlled by
available APIs
- Invoked by the provided web
service
- A multithreaded engine
- Provides a scalable environment that can run simultaneous workflows.
- APIs:
- Submit a new workflow
- Alert a sleeping workflow
- Get list of executing
workflows
- Abandon an executing
workflow
- New Action Handler support
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