Below are screen shots of the workflow builder I have been working on. Its has a relatively simple layout true to the design goals I have set. The GUI essentially allows the users to build abstract workflows, save them to a file and save them to a Workflow Management database. It also allows the users to display and retrieve these workflows.
The workflow builder is still incomplete. There are revisions that need to be undertaken; these include:
- Documentation of code - I need to find a way of generating an API (there are certain tools out there that I have yet to investigate).
- Generation of unique IDs for each workflow element -
- Testing, testing, testing ...
Quick Demonstration:
The screen shots below shows how user can create an abstract workflow.
The screen shots below shows how user can create an abstract workflow.
The second screen shot shows the program generating the abstract workflow in XML before saving it to a file and storing a copy in the database.
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